MARTIN NOVAK AND DOROTHY
BOUWENS TO BE MARRIED 23RD
Two colonist families will be
joined together with more enduring
bonds than their mutual interest in
pioneering the valley when Marty
Novak and Dorothy Bouwens are united
in marriage next Thursday.
The ceremony will be at ten A.M.
at the home of the bride, with the
Reverend Father Sulzman officiating.
On the evening of this important
day in the lives of these two young
people the whole valley is invited
to be their guests at a dance to be
held in the Community Fall. T"hen
Marty goes, he goes first class.
When asked about plans for the
future Marty said that everything
defends upon the action the corp
oration takes on his application
for a tract. In the meantime he
will continue as a member of the
mess staff, a position he has held
since it was first started with the
arrival of the colonist group a
year ago.
Marty is from Ashland, Wisconsin,
and came north with his brother,
George, of tract 57. Miss Bouwens
is the eldest daughter of the colo
nist member of the corporation
board, William Bouwens, and is from
Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
COMINGS AND GOINGS
Mrs. B. Sellers, a familiar fig
ure here last summer when she had
the only transfer truck in the val
ley, has returned with a spanking
new covered Chevrolet pick-up which
she is putting into service.
Sid Raynor has been up from. Anch
orage locking over the motion pic
ture house possibilities for Captain
Lathrop.
About a hundred tourists, the 1st
of the season, arrived yesterday at
Matanuska. Vic Morgan says they wer
loud in their praises of the country
as they passed through.
You’ve guessed it...a fine big
wedge of geese...raucously impatient
to reach the familiar nesting ground
pointed out by stretched necks.
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Another sign of spring: A grunt
ing tractor hooks onto a house and
crawls across the tracks to a more
suitable summer location. -Catherine
Powers, Head Nurse, shops for paint
and asks for costs on the building
of a white picket fence. And the
little home set ’mid spruce and
birch beyond the hospital is filled
with floral seed catalogs.
"Shuh nuff a shame watahmellons
wont grow heah," says our genial
nurse. "Now if this were Ahltansas..7
THE NORTHERN LIFE OF SEATTLE
ANNOUNCES
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It is another "3-in-l" Life-Accid- I
ent-Health number, with a "Million ■
Dollars in Negotiable Securities
^Deposited with the Treasurer of the,
iState of Washington for the Protec
tion of ALL Policy Holders Behind
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1 Supervisor,' Territory of Alaska, :
Box 161, Palmer. Alaska, 1
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