Hospital
Ins and Outs
New patients admitted to the
Valley hospital this week include
these folks:
Mrs. Ralph Pieren of Wasilla,
Bernid Mitchell, Mrs. Fred Gay
lord, Mrs. Robert Pettit, Torry
Dobro of Jonesville, Mrs. Jan
Koslosky, John Vukonich, Asta
Skoubo, Mrs. William Casler,
Mrs. Harry Duff, Mrs. June
Granger, and Mrs. Archie Mof
fitt.
Among those dismissed b y
press-time were:
Tony Dobro, John Vukonich,
Mrs. Harry Duff, Mrs. Archie
Moffitt, Glen Quarnstrom, Jan
ette Ross, Mrs. Anita Walker, and
Charles Rousseau, Jr., of Mat
anuska.
Still hospitalized late Wednes
day evening were:
Mrs. Lewis Todd, Gus Swan
son and Mrs. Oscar Beylund.
PETTITS HAVE GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pettit of
Palmer became the parents of a
baby daughter this week. The
little girl was born at the Valley
hospital last Thursday.
WASILLA HOME
5-room house, 38x22; full base
ment; stoker; concrete well;
pressure pump; bathroom and
hot and cold water plumbing;
garage; 3 lots; strawberry bed,
garden. Write Box 4, Wasilla.
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my
deep appreciation to all my
friends of the Valley and
to Local 7901 of the United
Mine Workers for their help
and expressions of sympa
thy during my recent be
reavement.
(Signed)
Mrs. Ivan Johnson.
WANTED
General
Maintenance Man
Clerks
Maids
FOR MATANUSKA HOTEL
AT PALMER
Experienced Help Only
Write
Harry Peebles,
Box 796, Anchorage
Cast Is Named
For Senior Play
The cast of “Fixit, Inc.,” a
three-act play to be produced
by the senior class of Palmer
| high schoool late this month,
; this week was announced by
James Gray, Jr., play director.
Seniors who will appear in
the play include:
Don Irwin as Dave Thomp
son; Alice Ray as Alice Gray;
Don Church as Henry Oglevie;
Glenn Miller as J. Wiggenihal
Hart; Beverly Larsh as Rose
mary Laurence; Don Parks as
Froggy Edwards; Sophie Van
derpool as Helen Duval; Kath
erine Pedersen as Phoebe
Hornblow; Evelyn Foster as
Mrs. J. W. Hart; Walter Stev
ens as Artie Thorpe.
| In addition to the ten seniors
' who will appear on the stage,
j every other member of the class
! has been given a job in the pro
; duction of the play. Seniors who
' will appear in behind-the-scenes
I roles include:
Duane Huntley, production
manager; Bud Billot, stage
manager; Bob Lucus, electric
ian; Nancy Smith, cue assist
ant; Georgia Small, business
I manager; Evon DeLand, stu
| dent director; George Hermon,
assistant student d i r e c t or;
Lloyd Plumley. property; Earl
Onkka, curtain; Peggy Yohn
and Gerald Davis, prompters;
Hilda Stenrall and Beverly
Larsh, make-up.
Production dates for “Fixit,
Inc.,” still are only tentative. It
is possible the play will be staged
on both April 30 and May 1.
Managers are considering a Fri
day afternoon matineee for grade
pupils and an evening perform
ance for their adult audience.
However these plans are incom
i plete at this time.
Sunday Recital Planned
A recital presenting Duane
Huntley, vocal student, and
l Larry Stock, pianist, has been
| planned by Mrs. Timothy Hen
j nessey for next Sunday after
j noon. The recital will be held
I in the parlors of the United
Protestant Church at 4 o’clock.
4-H Club to Organize
Members of Mrs. Lou Sand
vik’s 4-H club, which will work
on a baking project this year,
are to meet in the Extension
office on Monday, April 15, to
organize the club and to elect
officers. The meeting will be
held right after school.
Tour The Kenai
Miss Marilyn Johnson, home
demonstration agent, Lorin T.
Oldroyd, director of Extension
Service, and Charles Wilson, soil
conservationist, all flew to the
Kenai peninsula this week. They
will visit Seldovia, Homer and
Seward, organizing 4-H clubs and
lectoring on gardening and poul
1 try.
YOU WRECK ’EM . . . WE’LL FIX ’EM
24-HOUR SERVICE
We Go Anywhere, Any Time
PALMER BODY & PAINT SHOP
Sec KEN ROBERTS
for your rush jobs on trucks, tractors
and automobiles
EXPERIENCED COMPETENT
All work fully guaranteed
Now in charge of
, PALMER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
j & STORAGE
( Phone 25 'Day or Night
Lester To Talk
To Homemakers
Parker Lester, Extension Service
agent, will lecture to Home
maker’s club this month on the
repair of electrical equipment.
Mr. Lester has announced his
schedule as follows:
Wasilla Homemakers on Fri
day, Twelve-Thirty club on April
14, Riverbent club on April 15
and Sourdough club on April 13.
I He spoke to members of the
Butte club last Thursday.
Pair Marry Here
Miss Lois “Rocky” Floyd, form
erly an entertainer in a Palmer
nightspot and now a resident of
Anchorage, was married to Walt
er B. Swanson of Anchorage at |
the office of the U. S. Commis- '
sioner last Monday evening. Mrs.
Walter E. Huntley read the cer
emony.
Mr. and Mrs. Arther McDonald
of Anchorage were the wedding
attendants.
DAUGHTER FOR CASLERS
\ A new baby daughter was born
at the Valley hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. William Casler last Fri
: day morning.
i report of the financial
CONDITION
j The Matanuska Valley Bank
located at
Palmer, Territory of Alaska
at close of business on the
31st day of March, 1948
RESOURCES
Cash on hand and in
other banks.$209,500.43
Loans on real estate 41,975.00
Loans and discounts 56,617.67
j Real estate owned .... 5,300.00
| Furniture, fixtures,
and supplies . 8,999.66
Total .$322,392.76
LIABILITIES
Total deposits .$298,770.06
Certified checks. 24.00
Official checks . 8,444.06
j Expense checks . 154.64
; Capital stock paid in 15,000.00
Total .$322,392.76
United States of America ) <
Territory of Alaska )
Third Judicial Division ) ss.
I, JACK E. MAZE, Manager of '
the above named bank, do sol- *
j emnly swear that the foregoing
I statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief. <
JACK E. MAZE, <
Manager ,
CORRECT ATTEST:
JAN M. KOSLOSKY, <
Director. <
A. U. HASSMAN, <
Director.
Subscribed and sworn to be- {
fore me this 6th day of April, <
1948. ‘ <
i (SEAL)
; MABLE H. CRAWFORD,
Notary Public in and <
for Alaska <
My commission .
expires 10-30-51
Now Featuring
DEB-U-CURL
The New Permanent
for girls under 20
Tight or soft curls
All-over wave or just
an end curl
Phone for your appointment
at once
Kut ’N Kurl
Beauty Shop
Room 1 Ward Bldg.
Phone 18
ELECTRIC MOTORS
REPAIRING —o— REWINDING
Prompt attention given out-of-town orders
CITY ELECTRIC OF ANCHORAGE
444 H Street Box 1212 Main 752
B & C SUPPLY
Electrical Contracting and Engineering
Appliance Repair General Wiring
Ironing Cords Made to Order
Light Globes
Bonded and Licensed Contractor
Phone 55 A1 King Bldg. Box 665
Palmer
JACK CARR SERVICE, INC.
New and Used Aircraft
Parts and Supplies
Taylorcrail Distributors for Alaska
MERRILL FIELD ANCHORAGE
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J. VIC BROWN & SONS
“The Live Jewelers”
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ALASKA RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS
Across from City Hall Anchorage
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TIRES
CO-OP GARAGE
SAFETY IS A HABIT
with mt. McKinley
Mt. McKinley Airways assumes a high re
sponsibility for passengers and cargo carried in
its planes. So much so that Mt. McKinley Air
ways provides the same standard of mainte
nance required by CAA for scheduled Air
line operation.
AIRFREIGHT SERVICE
To and From Seattle and Any Point in the Territory
Mt. McKinley Airways ]
521 E St., Anchorage
Agent at Dow Freight Lines. Palmer
Phone Main 746
Phone 8
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