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doughnuts an hour.
The new machinery, most of
it ordered when the Shamrock
moved to its present quarters
nearly 15 months ago, cost about
$4,000, Mr. Rice said. The total
cost of equipment now in use at
the bakery, including the five
trucks, is estimated at $30,000.
The bakery, which has a daily
payroll, of about $140 and em
ploys 16 workers ,is a compara
tive infant, as businesses go. It
began as a two-man operation in
1938, when Mr. Rice and Matt
Perkins set up shop in the build
ing which now houses Variety
Vogues and the Valley Frontiers
man office.
Mr. Perkins has since relin
quished his interest in the bak
ery, now operated by four part
ners—Mr. Rice, Everett Peder
sen, Jim Morris and Leo Mich
alek.
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OPTOMETRIC EYE SPECIALIST
Announces the opening of his new
office in the Central Bldg., Room 210.
Examinations by appointment
Phone Main 31, Anchorage
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Flo Alice Reports
From Chicago
Activities at the national
Four-H conference, recently con
cluded at Chicago, kept Flo
Alice Dinkel so busy she scarce
ly found time to keep an account
of her busy days. Flo Alice
wrote this week’s column from
Chicago’s Stevens hotel, where
she stayed.
Nov. 29, 1947
“We arrived in Chicago after
a long train ride of three nights
and two and a half days. We got
in at 11:15 this morning.
“After getting our rooms, and
doing a clean-up from the train
ride, we went to the Planatar
ium. It was a wonderful sight,
as well as being educational.
“Last night we went to the
National Barn Dance and found
out how much different it was
to see people acting than to hear
them over the radio.
“After that we went on a two
hour tour by bus to see the city
of Chicago, which is very big
when taking a bus. We stopped
at the Chinese Art Museum and
saw a lot of beautiful Chinese
works.
“That was all we did today.”
FLO ALICE.
Nov. 30
“I suppose you will get tired
of hearing from me so often,
but I very nearly have to write
in such haste because of the
crowded programs.
“There were church services
before noon, and after we had
our lunch there was a general
assembly of all the Four-H dele
gates attending the conference.
From 4 until 6:30 I attended a
meeting of the Spool Cotton Co.,
because I am a clothing winner.
“After that we attended eve
ning services in Orchestra hall,
which is a large building, but
still it was filled with the Four-H
members and leaders.
“T his concluded today’s
work.”
FLO ALICE.
Dec. 1, 1947
“Early breakfast, given by the
Firestone Co., was first on to
day’s program. As entertain
ment there was Spike Jones and
his City Slickers.
“Luncheon was given by the
International Harvester Co.,
with entertainment of dance
numbers, roller skaters and
band.
“This afternoon we went to
the Chicago Natural History
Museum. First there was a short
movie which showed where you
would find the different speci
mens and also how animals were
stuffed. I visited the sections
where the African animals were,
and also the section on Egyptian
mummies and fine arts.
For dinner this evening we
were entertained by Thomas E.
Wilson and Co., which also had
a fine program.
was today’s activities
tor the girls. Some of the boys’
programs are different.”
FLO ALICE.
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REAL ESTATE
Dairy and Vegetable farms
Cily lots acraaga
Matanuska Electric
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For Power Distribution
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Snyder Office Supplies
Artist's Supplies
Commercial Stationery
CASH REGISTER
Salas and Serrice
407 Fifth Avenue
Anchorage
Hospital
Ins and Outs
New patients at the Valley
hospital last week were:
Mrs. Henry Ohnstad, Mrs.
John Zimoskwe, Mrs. Emil
Larsh, T. L. Cameron, Mrs. Ken
neth Cox, and Mrs. Gertrude
Kenser.
Patients dismissed included:
Mrs. Kenneth Cox, Mrs. Emil
Larsh and Ralph Goodrich.
Still hospitalized by Saturday
evening were Herbert Ising, Mrs.
Ray McKechnie, Darrell Carpen
ter, Mrs. Robert Walker, Mrs.
Erwin Doyle and Mrs. Zimoskwe.
Valley Visitors
At the Lodge:
Patrick McNulty, Jimmie
Dozes, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mar
tin, Charles Brewster, Anchor
age; Rudolph Gregarovitch,
Palmer; Marilyn Johnson, An
chorage; H. Sparks, O. O. Mar
tin, Clark Terry, William Trautt,
Anchorage; Alfred Voysest,
Palmer; T. E. Hyke, Copper
Center;
T/Sgt. William Herring, Sgt.
Phillip Brown, Post; I. N. Wil
son, Dick Wilson, Anchorage;
Lt. Wyase Langham, S/Sgt. John
Martin, T/Sgt. W. English, Post;
Mrs. H. Gunderson, Palmer; Pat
Patuquin, F. J. Moller, Tony
Lama, Victor Rivers, Jack Pe
gues, J. Miller, Anchorage; Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Barkwell, St.
Louis, Mo.; George Billfoun
tain, M. H. Niska, Palmer;
Bryce Sheldon, Anchorage.
SALESMAN COMING
J. Russell Akey, representa
tive of the Britannica, encyclo
paedias for both adult and junior
reference libraries, plans to be in
Palmer this weekend. He will
spend Dec. 11, 12 and 13 in the
Valley. Anyone wishing to talk
with Mr. Akey may make an ap
pointment with him by calling
the office of the Valley Fron
tiersman.
PLANS TRIP HOME
Victor Johnson of Palmer
plans to leave for a two-months
vacation Outside this week. Mr.
Johnson will sail on the Baranof
for his first trip home since he
came to the Valley with the col
onists in 1935. He will spend
most of his stay visiting his
mother in Wisconsin.
Instead of drying the outside
of shoes by rubbing, which may
roughen the wet leather, pack
with a soft cloth. When the inside
moisture is absorbed, remove the
stuffing and let shoes dry slowly
away from heat.
Because the human body can’t
store large amounts of vitamin
C it is necessary to replenish the
supply daily by eating foods rich
in it. A whole orange or half a
grapefruit will go quite a way in
supplying a day's needs of this
important vitamin.
Our always-delicious bread and doughnuts taste
even better now, since the installation of our mod
ern, sanitary baking equipment.
TAKE HOME SOME COOKIES MADE BY OUR
NEW COOKIE PRESS. TOO
You'll be back for more, once you've iried our products.
SHAMROCK BAKERY
Palmer Cold Storage and Locker Service
THE TIME'S GROWING SHORT
PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TURKEY
Still Some Hams Available, Too
Sunday School Program.
To Be Held Dec. 21
•
The Sunday School Christmas
program of the United Protest
ant church will be held on Sun
day, Dec. 21, it was announced
this week. The program, sched
uled for 7:30 that evening, will
be staged under the direction of
Mrs. Charles Schaefer.
A definite decision on the date
of the church contata, “Choral
of the Bells,” has not yet been
made.
Coffey Insures Everything
Remember? —Adv.
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