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at
Hartley Brothers
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Take Your Cleaning
To
BROWNS SHOP
It Will Get the Best Possible Care There.
J. VIC BROWN & SONS
"The Live Jewelers"
ALASKA RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS
Across from City Hall Anchorage
A Friendly Place to Spend Your Time
Come, Bring Your Friends
The Drinks Are Fine!
With RUSS and BOB
On the Job
To Serve
YOU
THE SOURDOUGH CLUB
OF PALMER
TOST S
SERVICE STATION
Wc con take care of ALL of your many
automotive needs
Motor Tune-Ups Motor Repairing
Valve Grinding Motor Rebuilding
Brake Realigning Brake Adjusting
Generator and Carburetor Repair
Ninth Homemaker's Club
Is Organizing Here
Plans for the organization of
the ninth Homemaker’s club of
the Valley were discussed at a
meeting held in the Extension
Office last Friday afternoon. La
dies who live in North Palmer
gathered to discuss plans and a
program for the club, but put off
the founding of the club until
their next meeting. That meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Ella Crosby on the evening
of Oct. 13.
Among those present at Fri
day’s meeting were:
Mrs. Norbert Swoboda, Mrs.
Charles Wilson, Mrs. James Hur
ley, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. John Zim
owske, Mrs. Lawton, Miss Mari
lyn Johnson and Mrs. Clay John
son. Guests included Mrs. Brown,
a resident of Jefferson, Iowa,
who is a member of a Homemak
er’s club there.
New Wasilla-ites
WASILLA—Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Moore and twin sons are among
the newest residents of this com
munity.
VALLEY FIREMEN
TO PICK OFFICERS
Tuesday, October 5, is the date
of the annual meeting of the
Valley Volunteer Fire Associa
tion, board chairman A1 Hagen
announced this week. The meet
ing will be called to order at 8
o’clock in the Valley Theatre.
New officers will be named at
the Tuesday meeting, and im
portant phases of the work of
the local department will be dis
cussed, according to Mr. Hagen.
All members of the Association,
who have paid dues during the
past year, have voting privileges.
Inspect Spuds
WASILLA—Keith Lesch and
Jack Barrett of Anchorage, man
agers of groceries there, flew to
Wasilla last week to inspect the
potato crop.
GET THEIR MOOSE
WASILLA—Among the local
hunters who have nothing to
fear from a meat shortage are
Martin Olsen, Pat Carter and
Harold Harris. All three men ac
counted for a moose during the
recent season.
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
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