LOST? CERTAINLY NOT
Rumors took wing in the Val
ley again last weekend, when word
of mouth reports told that pilot Les
Green was missing over a 12-hour
period. Mr. Green was quite sur
prised, on return from a routine
flight to Farewell on Sunday, to
find he'd been the object of a
search. “I didn't intend to get back
any earlier than I did,” he said.
"I don’t know why anyone should
have been worried.
NEW CHILLIGAN HEIR
A son was born at the Valley
Hospital on Oct. 14 to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Chilligan of Houston. The
boy weighed seven pounds, 12
ounces at birth.
GREEN’S FLYING SERVICE
STUDENT INSTRUCTION, GI TRAINING
CHARTER AND SCENIC FLIGHTS — PASSENGER RIDES
Two- and Four-Place Planes Available
PHONE 67 PALMER AIRPORT
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ARA Building Is
Ready for Winter
With a roof overhead and heat
in the building, workmen on the
new Agricultural Research Ad
ministration structure have won
their race against weather.
Carpenters this week were in
sulating the walls and preparing
to pour the steps leading to the
second story of the building. Chim
ney-maker Joe Kircher expected
to have his work completed by the
end of the week, making it possible
to install boilers. The building will
be heated by oil furnaces.
This phase of the construction
is proceeding smoothly, according
to Don L. Irwin, ARA head. This
portion of the contract is expected
to be completed by the first of the
year. A second contract for in
terior finishing and placing of per
manent cabinets and laboratory
furniture should not take more
than another month, Mr. Irwin
said.
All in all, the director considers
March 1 a very conservative esti
mate for the moving-in date of
ARA office personnel. He wouldn’t
be greatly surprised to have it
happen even sooner.
Visits sons here
Mrs. Clarence Davey of Chulitna
was a guest of Mrs. Myles Hyland
last weekend. The Davey sons.
Tom and Gary, make their home at
Hyland Hotel during the school
year. Mr. and Mrs. Davey are em
ployes of The Alaskar Railroad at
Chulitna.
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1 Mile South of Palmer on Matanuska Road
PHONE 81Y1
BETTER
LIVING
lo some oldtimers," new appliances
may be just passing fancies. However,
the truth is that civilization would be
greatly retarded if it weren't for elec
tricity and electrical appliances.
Electrical appliances make better liv
ing. Use them regularly in your home.
“Serving the Valley since 1942”
Matanuska Electric Association, Inc.
Your REA Electric Co-op
PALMER, ALASKA
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