Hospital
"Ins and Outs
Among patients recently ad
mitted to the Valley hospital
were:
Robert Cordier, Palmer; Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Cuddy, Anchorage;
Warren Rice, Mrs. Noble Ham
ilton. Mrs. Otto Peterson, Mrs.
Eunice Seitz, Bernard Bowens
Leona Lucas, all of Palmer, J. D.
Walton of Jonesville and Ralph
Plumley of Palmer.
Patients dismissed by Wednes
day evening included:
Warren Rice, Robert Cordier,
Wilbur Lossing, Mrs. Dave Bry
ant, Mrs. Fred Neeley and Mrs.
Thomas Moffitt.
George Fennimore of Anchor
age is still a patient at the hos
pital, but is gaining steadily, at
tending nurses said.
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REA Project Orders
To Be Placed Soon
Material records are being
checked in the Rural Electrifica
tion Association office this week,
it was announced by H. G. Bryan.
The first of a number of expect
ed agents representing national
companies is here now to go over
REA lists.
The work precedes placing of
orders for line construction and
generating plant equipment by
REA, Mr. Bryan explained.
These orders will be the go-ahead
signal for work on a number of
REA projects in Alaska.
The checklist of materials ob
tained by company agents will
expedite the early delivery of
needed equipment. It helpts fit
REA requirements into produc
tion schedules with a minimum of
delay.
Driving is especially hazardous in
winter months
Be prepared to meet personal losses caused by
an automobile accident
FOR ALL TYPES OF AUTOMOBILE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE SEE
JACK NAZE
” al the
MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
All Over the World 1
Phone Ma. 19 I
Open Evenings Until 9
Sundays—10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Corner 4th and H St.
Anchorage
ENGEBRETH-MAYTAG CO.
32^ Fifth Ave. Anchorage
Chugiak
Comment
There will be an important
Community Club meeting on the
evening of Nov. 14 at the Chu
giak coffee shop. W. C. Mau of
the Matanuska Electric Associa
tion, Inc., is coming from Palmer
to explain in detail the proposed
plans for bringing electricity to
Chugiak.
This matter is of paramount j
importance to everyone living
along the Palmer highway be
tween Knik bridge and Eagle
river. It is requested that every
one in the district spread the
news of the meeting, which will
be open to everyone in the com
munity whether a club member
or not. The discussion opens at
8:30 p. m.
Mrs. Cloyce Parks and Mrs. Si
mon Media will be hostesses at
the meeting. Refreshments will
be served at the conclusion of the
business meeting. I
Mr. and Mrs. Henning Johnson
and daughters, Gail and Sharie.
are home again at Mile 1814. The
Johnsons spent the summer at
Bethel, where Mr. Johnson was
engaged in surveying work for !
CAA. I'
Miss Henrietta Swanson enter-1
tained at an open house last Sun
day. The affair honored her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Swanson, on their
sixth wedding anniversary. I
Fred Hosekaester has been hos
pitalized at 183rd General Hos
pital with pneumonia. However,
he is now recovering and soon
will be at home again.
Jim Hartley and his trailer
house and bulldozer are getting
to be a familiar sight in Chugiak
while he is doing work at Mile
20.
Mrs. Clarence Montgomery has
moved to the Pioneer Peak saw
mill, where she is now holding
down the most important job at
the mill—that of cook.
j Riverbend Meeting Switched
The time and place of the next
scheduled meeting of the River- '
bend Homemakers club has been j
changed, it was announced to-;
day by Mrs. Leon Faurie, secre- (
tary-treasurer. Because of the
Thanksgiving holiday, the River
bend club has moved its meeting
ahead to Nov. 18. The group will, ,
meet at the home of Mrs. Arvid
Johnson.
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New Hamilton Here i
A strapping nine pound, five
ounce baby daughter was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hamilton
of Palmer at the Valley hospital 1
last Tuesday morning. The new,
little girl is the fifth child for
the Hamiltons.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv. ^
INVITATION TO BIS j
1 The Alaska Rural Rehabilitation
I Corporation is receiving bids from
registered agents on the following
| policy of fire Insurance without ex-1
tended coverage.
$287,200.00 on 125 buildings while oc- ]
cupied only for dwelling house pur
poses, including wall and ceiling
decorations, frescoes, permanent
ixtures and additions, all while
attached to and forming a part of
said buildings; also on materials
while on said premises or immed
iately adjacent thereto intended for
use in constructing, altering, or re
pairing said buildings; also on awn
ings, door and window shades and
screens and storm doors and win
dows belonging to and while in or
, attached to said buildings or while
I elsewhere on said premises; and, If
not separately insured for a spe
cific amount under this or any oth
er policy, and if provided by the
insured for use of tenants in said
building, on floor coverings, stoves,
refrigerators, cleaning and fire
fighting apparatus, janitor's tools,
implements and supplies all only
while contained in said building.
All only while situates on farm
tracts located in Matanuska Valley,
Alaska.
This policy is to be effective for
three years beginning November 22,
1947. Bids must be received at the of
fice of the Alaska Rural Rehabilita
tion Corporation in Palmer, Alaska
by midnight of November 17, 1947.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids submitted.
Published Nov. 12, 15, 1947. I
PALMER COLD STORAGE AND
LOCKER SERVICE
Because of the increase in cost for labor and ma
terials, we find it necessary to increase our prices
for processing meat and vegetables, beginning
November 15.
NORTH PALMER STORE
Phone 15Y2 For Deliveries
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of
★ Groceries ★ Meats
★ Fresh Vegetables ★ Ice Cream
★ Fresh Fruit ★ Case Goods
Open Daily from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Pioneer Sheet Metal & Welding Co.
Out of town orders taken care of promptly
All kinds of sheet metal work and welding
HOT AIR FURNACES
Pioneer Sheet Metal & Welding Co.
J. B. Courtney, owner
Main 672 Box 428 Anchorage
FOR THE . .
LATEST and BEST
in
HARDWARE, HOUSEWARE, PAINT,
and SPORTING GOODS
SEE...
KENNEDY HARDWARE
Anchorage
QUALITY
MARKET i
IMPORTED FOODS
Complete line of baby foods
the finest in meats and groceries
we specialize in hard to get items
case goods sold at generous discounts
5% Off on Cash Orders of $20 or More Anytime
Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 p. m.
ART MILLER, Manager Meal Market
JOE KINKADE. ROY SVENDSEN. Owners
331 Fourth Avenue PO Box 1907
Anchorage