A Baby A Day Is
Hospital Average
At Month’s End
The nursery population at the
VJKley hospital took a sudden
surge upward last week, with
the advent of four new babies
born between Feb. 25 and Feb.
28.
First of the new residents to
arrive was the seven pound, 15
ounce son born to Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Collier on Feb. 25. The
boy was welcomed by an older
sister.
On Feb. 26, Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Pruitt became the parents of a
don, who weighed six pounds,
seven ounces.
Late Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
June Granger became the
mother of twins, a son and a
daughter. The baby girl weighed
six pounds. 15 ounces and her
little brother scaled an even six
pounds, six ounces. There are
tv^p older sisters in the Granger
family.
Mrs. Granger was widowed
several days before the birth of
the twins.
Lutheran Men Plan
Carpentry Session
t The men of the congregation
of St. John's Lutheran church
will meet in the church base
ment on Wednesday evening to
do some slight carpentry and re
pair work there.
The work planned for the eve- l
ning is the reconstruction of .
dining tables.
Later several of the men of j
the Lutheran congregation plan
to begin the building of new
pews for the church. That job
will complete the remodelling
operations which have been in
progress at the church for the
past several weeks.
Members of the Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid already have pur
chased a new rug for the re
cently finished chancel of the
church.
Teachers, Students See
Rendezvous Events
Palmer teachers, as well as
their classroom charges, took full
advantage of last week’s two-day
holiday to witness Rendezvous
events in Anchorage. Among the
teachers who got a glimpse of
Anchorage in holiday mood were
JVliss Mary Jones, Miss Jennie
Skule, Miss Jean Dickson, Mrs.
Ethel Lyons, Miss Peggy Elfsen,
superintendent Carl Snelling and
principal James Gray, Jr.
Many, many Palmer students
were in attendance at Friday
night's championship basketball
finale between Anchorage and
Fairbanks high schools. Palmer
students formed a small but ac
tive cheering section to urge
Fairbanks on to a victory that
had been out of the reach of
Palmer’s own court squad this
season.
Visits in Anchorage
Mrs. George Kezak, owner of
the Kut ’N Kurl beauty shop
here, spent a two-day vacation
in Anchorage last week to at
tend the Fur Rendezvous.
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VALLEY TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
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A1 King’s Taxi
Alaska Fire Control
Alaska Railroad Depot
Alaska Road Commission
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Army Surplus Store
Alfsen, Victor, Rev. (res.)
B
Bailey, Ferber (res.)
Bert’s Drug Store
Black, George (res.)
Brown’s Shop
Bryan, Herbert (res.)
C
Carroll, Claude (res.)
Christensen, Ed (res.)
Crosby, F. S. (res.)
D
DeLand, Ethel
Doyle, Irwin (res.)
Dye, Ralph (res.)
E
Eckert, Virgil (res.)
F
Felzien, Russell (res.)
France, Grant (res.)
France, Miles (res.)
France, Vernon (res.)
Fridley, Vernon (res.)
Frontier Bar
G
Garrett, R. E., Dr.
Graham’s Service
H
Hartley Bros. Motor Co.
Hartley, Lee (res.)
Henry, Francis (res.)
Hyland Hotel
I
Irwin, Don, ARA
J
Johnson, Ivan (res.)
K
Ketchikan Spruce Mills
King, A1 (res.)
Koslosky’s Department Store
Kut ’N Kurl Beauty Shop
L
Lamberton, Harold, Dr. (res.)
Lentz, W. C. (res.)
Lou’s Beauty Shop
M
Matanuska Electric Association
Matanuska Valley Bank
lviaianusKa vane> Tanner’s Co-operating Assn.
Matanuska Vauey Hospital
Mau, w. c,. (ies.)
Maze, jack (res.)
Meier, t^ari trcs.)
iviuler, iMeu ues.)
Mieiae, L,ari (res.)
Mount, a. K. (res.)
Mount, 10m (res.)
Mount, nauace (res.)
Monoguan, silanes (res.)
Mouogitan, Rex (res.)
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N orth raimer Store
P
Palmer Body & Fender Shop
raimer Lorn storage
Rainier 1* ountain Cafe
rainier lnuepenaent cao
Raimer Territorial School
Peterson, Bob (res.)
R
Robert W endt Radio Shop
luce, Warren (res.)
Roark, Bill (res.)
Rush, Have (res.)
S
Saxton, Alva (res.)
Snamrock Bakery
Shamrock Lounge
Schaefer, Charles (res.)
Sherrod, Max (res.)
Sims, F. R., Dr.
Snellmg, Carl (res.)
Snodgrass, M. D. (res.)
Sourdough Club
U
U. S. Extension Service
U. S. Rural Electrification Administration
V
Valley Dry Cleaners
Valley Electric Supply
Valley Frontiersman
Valley Service
Valley Settler
Valley Theatre
W
Westside Service
Wirtanen, Eino (res.)
Winegarner, H. W. (res.)
Y
Yurbich, Rudy (res.)
Valley Visitors
At the Lodge:
I. M. C. Anderson, Anchorage;
Charles Buyny, Jonesville; Ron
ald Mayo, Juneau: Donald Low
ery, Galviston, Ind.; Ronald Mac
Donald, Anchorage; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Karlovich, Anchor
age: Herman H. Ross, Anchor
age.
-I T eelands
"Where It’s a Joy to Spend Your }
Husband’s Paycheck” j
WE GOT EVERYTHING
General TI717I Shopping
Store lLLLAllUj Center
Wasilla
Wedrp^Hav Mprrh ft. 194ft
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Chamber Meets
Wednesday Noon
The next regular meeting of
the Valley Chamber of Com
merce will be held in the base
ment of the Lutheran church at
noon on Wednesday, president
Jack Maze announced today.
Members of the Lutheran Ladies’
Aid will serve the luncheon.
Standing committees for the
year’s work of the Chamber will
be announced at this meeting.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
Elite
Shoe Repair Shop
(across from laundry)
COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE
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Palmer Radio Service
Many new record listings
now in stock
Drop in today
at
VALLEY THEATRE BLDG.
FRONTIERSMAN ADS BRING RESULTS
Drop in and Set Ut
at the
Alpine Inn
At Sutton
Mile 61 Glenn Highwij
Cabins, meals, cocktail bar. liquor store for
A cosy place with a friendly atmosphere,
O'NEILL Sc SON8
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gulbranson, Managers
Remember, the Alpine Inn—3 miles from Jones villa.
OPEN 24 HOURS
For Reservations
Call Long Distance
Theatre —Mon., Wed.. Fri.. 8 p. m.
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