Hospital
Ins and Outs
Among the new patients ad
mitted to the Valley Hospital
last week were:
Mrs. Richard Wade, June
Granger, Harold Falk, Mrs.
Lewis Todd, Jimmie Wilson and
Ruth Custer.
Patients who had been dis
missed t<5 their homes by Satur
day included:
Mrs. Karla Duff, Mrs. Trent
Johnson of Wasilla, Mary Acton
of Kodiak, Mrs. A. H. Wether
bee and son, Mrs. Myles Hyland
and Harold Falk.
Coffey Insure* Everything—
Remember? Adv
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BY AL CAPP
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Named Seoul Scribe
Edison Thuma has been ap
pointed official scribe for Pal
mer Boy Scout troop No. 654. it
was announced this week by
Scoutmaster Victor Alfsen.
For an extra-special dessert thrill have you tried
our chocolate eclairs and cream puffs?
They're Delicious —
And for a quick, light lunch-time sweet,
there's nothing better than our
apple turnovers
SHAMROCK BAKERY
4
Sophomores Withdraw
From Skit Contest
Members of the sophomore
class of Palmer high school have
announced their withdrawal
from the competition in the re
cent Skit Night presented at the
school gymnasium. The sopho
mores relinquished all claim to
the first prize, which then passed
to Mrs. Harder’s fourth grade
for its production of “You Can't
ndve 1^1 vex j
Miss Skule’s seventh grade
placed second with “Reunion in I
1962” and Mrs. Lyons’ third
grade was third.
The sophomores took their ac
tion, when members of the
Palmer faculty protested what
they termed irregularities in
balloting on the night of the
presentation. _
Is Our Face Red
The editor of the Valley,
Frontiersman is extremely sorry j
that last Saturday’s announce-1
ment of Wasilla’s church services
somehow placed those services I
under the guidance of Rev. Vic- j
tor Alfsen rather than Rev. Wen-!
ter Harvey. We sincerely apolo
gize. The wrong name somehow,
just slipped out through the type- j
writer keys.
MVFCA Meeis Wednesday !
The first quarterly meeting of
the Matanuska Valley Farmers
Co-operating Association for 1948
will be held on Wednesday,
March 31, it was announced this
week by secretary Carl Rasmus
sen. The meeting will be held
in the Palmer gymnasium and
will commence at 8 o’clock.
Homemakers Clubs *
To Be Honored In May
Plans for the observance of
home demonstration month, to
be held in the Valley during
May, are already well under way,
it was announced this week by
Miss Marilyn Johnson, home
demonstration leader. She said
special programs, news articres
and demonstrations would be
featured during the entire
month.
TUNES PIANOS
Miss Mae Colburn of Anchor
age, a piano tuner, arrived in
Palmer for several days stay last
weekend. She may be reached a^
the Lodge, if any Valley resident
I is in need of her services.
Final “FIXED-PRICE” SALES Final
with
“Set-Aside Items” for VETERANS
SPECIAL OFFERING ALO-070L-98
★ FAIRBANKS ★
Healy • Circle • Bethel
• VETERAN “SET-ASIDE” ITEMS •
(FAIRBANKS) Jeeps, 14-ton; Jeeps, 6x6; Oil Truck, 14-ton; 34-ton Pickup
Trucks; 34-ion Command Cars; 34-ion Command Cars;
34-ion Weapons Carriers; lVi-ton to 214-ion Cargo Trucks.
NON-SET-ASIDE ITEMS
(FAIRBANKS) — 214 ton Cargo Trucks * 214 ton Dump Trucks *
214 ton Tanker Truck * 4-5 ton Truck Tractor * 214 ton Wrecker
Trucks * Trailers Fuel Servicing * Light Plants * Generators *
Rock Crusher * Platform Lift Trucks * Asphalt * Hydraulic
Fluid * Grease Lubricating * Oil Lubricating * Boots Mukluk *
Shoes Flying * Electric Oil Immersion Heaters * Extension Cords
* Portable Floodlights * Junction Boxes * Parachutes * Fire
Extinguishers * Dryers Photoprint * Nails Roofing * Hand
Shovels.
(HEALY) — Frame Building, 24'x60' *
(CIRCLE) — Oil Tanks *
(BETHEL) — Generators * Stoves *
PURCHASE INFORMATION
INSPECTION PERIOD: April 19, 1948 through April 27, 1948. (Contact
WAA Representative. Surplus Property Yard, Ladd Field, Fairbanks,
Alaska).
1. Veteran's Set Aside Sale .April 28. 1948
2. Federal Agencies .April 29, 1948
3. Veterans World War II .April 30. 1048
4. Federal Works Agency .May 3, 1948
5. Territorial and Local Governments.May 4, 1948
6. Eligible Non-Profit Institutions .May 5, 1948
7. Non-Priority Purchasers .May 6 and 7, 1948
SPECIAL OFFERING ALO-070L-99
★ ANCHORAGE ★
Ketchikan • Juneau • Seward • Naknek
• VETERAN “SET-ASIDE” ITEMS •
(ANCHORAGE) — Sedans; Sia. Wagon; Pickup, Flatbed & Dump Trucks.
(SEWARD) — Jeep
(KETCHIKAN) — Command Cars; Personnel Carriers; Pickup and Panel •
Trucks; Office Furniture.
(JUNEAU) — Dump Truck
NON-SET-ASIDE ITEMS
(ANCHORAGE) — Oil Trucks * Passenger Bus * Vehicle, Landing
"Alligator" * Dragline Bucket * Light Plants * Concrete Mixer
* Pneumatic Circular Saw * Sand Spreader * Washer. Laundry *
Bookkeeping Machines * Safe, Ledger, Remington-Rand * Boots;
Shoepacs; Overshoes * Trousers, down, filled * Sweaters V-neck *
Bags Sleeping * Raleigh, Kool, Pall Mall Cigarettes * Smoking To
bacco * Fan Belts * "T" Hinges * Insulators Electric * Shav
ing Cream * Writing Pads '
(KETCHIKAN) — Radial Drill * Fire Pumps, gasoline * Search
Lights * Generators * Elec. Motors * Air Ram * 50 HP Boiler
• Bunks * Bunk Springs * Life Rafts *
(JUNEAU) — Generator *
(NAKNEK) — Trucks (all types) * Cletrac and International Tractors
• 60' Barge, Plywood * Clark Lifts "Clarktor" * Pacific Huts *
Generator *
PURCHASE INFORMATION
INSPECTION PERIOD: April 5, 1948 through April 13. 1948 (Contact
WAA Representative, Customer Service Center, 2nd Street between C
and D, Anchorage, Alaska.)
1. Veteran's Set Aside Sale . April 14, 1948
2. Federal Agencies .April 15, 1948
3. Veterans of World War II .April 16. 1948
4. Federal Works Agency .April 19, 1948
5. Territorial and Local Governments .April 20, 1948
6. Eligible Non-Profit Institutions .April 21, 1948
7. Non-Priority Purchasers.April 22 and 23, 1948
“Where-Is”
10% Deposit
Required With
All Orders
REQUEST SALES
LISTS FROM
Anchorage, Alaska
Phone: Main 766
Box 2466
“As - Is”
Veterans Must
Show Release
From Service
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