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Notebook.
Mrs. Ted White recently re
turned to the Valley from her
first trip Outside in 12 years.
While in the States she visited at
Seattle, Toledo and Orcas Is
lands, and other points. In Oake
ville she met the Vic Johnson
family, former Valley residents
who sent their regards to their
many friends. They told Mrs.
White they certainly miss the
Vailey folk and would like to be
back here.
Victor Loyer, Jimmy Hitch
cock, Ray Lowe, Noel Woods
and Orin Peterson all Valley
residents left for Fort Rich
ardson and service in the U. S.
Army Tuesday of this week.
Fester Heaven was appointed
camp manager for Kings Lake
Camp by the board of trustees.
Opening of the camp is schedu
led for May 31 with the Boy
Scouts as first campers.
The Tanana River ice pack \
went out April 29 at 3:54, with
12 lucky tickets on the winning
time. Although there are no ]
known Valley winners, several |
were lucky in local minute pools.
Friends have received word
from the Emmett Ellington fam
ily who recently left the Valley
to live in Reno, Nevada. They re
port the purchase of a home in '•
that city and that they miss the (
Valley £
Dr. Richard Thomas and fam
ly left the Valley May 1 for Out
side where Dr. Thomas will fur
ther his studies in Colorado. No
veterinarian has been named as
his replacement.
Joe Lentz to Head
Student Council
Jc-e Lentz, member of next
year’s senior class, was elected
president of the Palmer School
Student Council on May 4.
The votes of students from
grades f and 8 of the Junior High
School and Senior High School
students also put Gary Krise in
office as vice president; Alma
Roark as secretary and Jean
Burke, treasurer. Krise and Miss
Roark will be members of the
senior class next year, while Miss
Burke will be in the junior class.
Ballots were cast following a
student assembly when candida
tes presented themselves for ap
proval.
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Now is the time to send the
family's spring clothing to
Brown's so that it will all
be fresh and clean for the
coming spring season.
Brown's cleaned clothes
have that "new look" and
wear longer. Depend on
Browns for professional,
expert cleaning and press
ing.
BROWN’S SHOP
Public Invited To
Attend Folk Dance
There will be folk dancing to
morrow night at Carpenters’ Hall.
All persons interested in joining
the group are invited to attend.
There will be instructors on
hand to start the group in some
of the more simple folk dances
and American rounds. There is
no admission charge and the pub
lic is invited to attend. It is hoped
that an active group can be form
ed in the valley. Members of An
chorage folk dance groups have
indicated a desire to come to Pal-1
mer occasionally to assist to form
ing an active group. Meetings are
held the second and fourth Fri
days at Carpenters’ Hall, start
ing at 8:30 p.m.
ROBBERY SOLVED
During the week-end, an An
chorage minor was apprehended
Dy the Alaska Highway Patrol for j
i violation. During questioning
he youth admitted to being im
jlicated in the theft of money j
md a watch from the home of Ed
Christensen on Glenn highway.
Although the watch was recover-!
?d, the money had apparently:
>een spent by the youths. He is
jeing held by Anchorage author
ties.
Military slopes of the Artie .
/alley Ski Bowl closed for the :
eason May 4. The thaw has I
aused the snow to glaze and soft 1
pots are developing, making the :
CUB SCOUT NEWS
An excellent representation of
parents and a good turnout of
Cub Scouts were in attendance
at the monthly Pack meeting of
Cub Scout Pack No. 354 Monday
evening, April 27.
Held in the school auditorium,
the meeting was conducted by
Cubmaster Gilman Lindsey, as
sisted by Paul Martin.
“Hawaii” was the theme for
the month of April and Mrs. Gal
lagher’s den presented a hula
dance.
During the evening committee
men were presented with certifi
cates by John DeVries. Cubs re
ceived their achievement badges.
The next pack meeting will be
held May 25 in the school audi
torium. All parents and friends j
of Cub Scouts are invited to at-:
tend.
W.O.M. TO HOLD
SPECIAL PROGRAM
At the next regular meeting to
be held Tuesday, May '2, all
members of Women of the Moose
are requested to attend. A special
program will be given by the
aospital committee in accordance
vith National Hospital Day.
Members of Moose Lodge will
ae invited to attend a social hour
planned for the close of the meet
ng. Refreshments will be served.
dopes dangerous for skiers. 18,
!65 skiers have made use of the
aowl this past winter, a record
lumber for the resort.
Ski Club Rians
Membership Drive
A community-wide member:
ship drive is planned by the
Matanuska Ski club.
Although skiing weather is fast
on the wane, members are an
xious to raise club funds to en
able the purchase of another mo
tor to be used for the erection of
a second ski tow in the Little Su
sitna area.
Rather than ask for donations,
members voted to conduct the
early membership drive. Senior
membership fees are $6 per year,
including an attractive green ancl
white ski club emblem.
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DOORS
2/6x6/8 mahogany slab $14.00
2/8x6/8 mahogany slab 14.75
2/6x6/8 birch slab 16.50
2/8x6/8 birch slab 17.00
l/4x4x8 Ash-Birch Paneling
37c sq. ft.
Entrance locksets $6.00
Passage locksets 3.00
Door Butts 3'/2x3'/r _ _.85
DoorButts 4x4 1.10
Cement Mixer and Paint
Spray Rentals
Insulbestos the fireproof
Insulation
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WOMEN and CHILDRENS ZIPPER BOOTS
JEANIES 8c JAC SHIRTS
CANVASS SHOES — CHILDRENS SHOES, all siges
LADIES DRESS SHOES
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FOR
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CHURCHS Quart
Apple Juice 49c
NALLEYS 15 oz tin
Beef Slew 49c
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Peaches
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