VALLEY
VISITORS
At the Lodge:
J. R. Barnet, Eklutna: Leonard
Ward, H. E. Vanover, Elaine
Schwinge, Aurelia Wackter, R.
McClelland, J. J. Orboni, all of
Anchorage; John Budd, John
Deck, Fort Richardson; I. M. C.
Anderson, J. A. Miller, Anchor
age; L. A. Starbuck. Valdez;
Marilyn Johnson. Anchorage;
Jim Rudy, Copper Center.
ARC Fire Does No Damage
Last Friday’s morning fire
alarm was caused by a blaze un
der the floor of an Alaska Road
Commission building. The fire
was extinguished before the fire
equipment arrived. Damage was
negligible, but ARC head Clyde
King, Sr., said it was fortunate
no greater headway had been
gained before the alarm was
sounded. Only the fact that there
was very little draft beneath the
building floor prevented a major
fire.
The boys and girls of St.
Michael’s parish held a Hallo
we’en party Hallowe’en night at
the residence of Mrs. Richard
Mohan. Games were played and
ice cream and cake were served.
More on Incorporation
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trict is incorporated, in addition
to a municipal incorporation,
then all children living outside
the incorporated area would
bring a $30 tuition to this school.
This tuition is not paid by the
child, but is paid to the school
by the territory of Alaska. How
ever that figure is far lower than
the actual cost of education for
a child living in this district.
Don Irwin, presiding at the
Chamber meeting in the absence
of president Jack Maze, said he
felt a public meeting should be
called in the near future, so that
more of the Valley’s residents
might be made familiar with the
advantages of incorporation for
Palmer.
Mr. Irwin was informed that a
local lodge had been asked to
sponsor such a meeting, and that
their answer to that request
would be forthcoming this week.
In the only other business con
ducted on Wednesday, C. W. Pe
ters was elected vice-president of
the Chamber. He replaces Walter
Zeile, who resigned recently.
Has New Job
Mrs. J. Cebula has filled the
secretarial position in the Soil
Conservation office which was
recently vacated by Mrs. Miles
France.
BRYANT & CO.
BULLDOZING CARRYALL WORK
GENERAL LAND CLEARING
Write Box 1848
Zerex
and
Shields
Are Musts for
Winter Driving
GET THEM AT
TOST'S SERVICE
New Shipment of Z E R E X just arrived
HARTLEY BROTHERS
VALLEY CLEANERS
For Pickup and Delivery Service
Call 6Y3
Pickup and delivery service in Wasilla each
} Wednesday at the Wasilla Cafe
* Open Monday to Friday ONLY
Is Hospitalised Outside
Miss Mietzi Bleck, Palmer
schoolteacher, left the Valley last
week to return to Portland, Ore.,
for further hospitalization. Miss
Bleck underwent treatment there
last summer, but had been at
home for some time now.
Special for Christmas
New seven-fold tie with sea ryes to match
(Ten per cent discount to students)
Dave and Joe's Shirt Shop
General Automotive Repair
on
All Cars, Trucks or Tractors
Have Your Motors Rebuilt to
Factory Specifications
Crankshaft Grinding Rebore Service
MOORE'S GARAGE
1 mile south of Palmer on Palmer-Matanuska Road
Phone 81Y1
I
For Jeep Seal Beam Lamps
try
GRAHAM SERVICE
Still a large supply of Gates Batteries
in stock
Machine Work Welding Repair
Gas Oil
Get Your GOODYEAR Products
at your
CO-OP GARAGE
Tires — Batteries
Car and Home Merchandise
Associate Dealers:
Toss's Service
Westside Service
Palmer Automotive Service