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Thurs., Mar. 26 Thurs.. Apr. 2
Sitka
Juneau
Ketchikan
Seattle
Cordova
Juneau
Petersburg
Wrangell
Ketchikan
Seattle
FREIGHT SERVICE
From Soattlo
S. S. ILIAMNA
Sailing Tuesday, March 31,
calling at Seward and Val
dez
S. S. NADINA
Sailing Tuesday, April 7, call
ing at Seward and Valdez
FOR INFORMATION
IT. J. MALONEY. AOEMT
OFFICE: WESTWARD HOTEL
[anchorage, ALASKA
Phone 22001
Reporters—
Notebook
Judy Aristad started work this
week for the Valley Presbyterian
Hospital. She will do secretarial
work in preparation for the con
struction of the new hospital.
She was formerly employed in
the Soil Conservation office.
Senior Sodality members of
St. Michael's are planning an
other dance for March 30. The
public has been invited to at
tend. Refreshments will be
served and dancing will be
from 8 to 11 p.m. in the church
basement.
Charles Inman, Lieutenant
Commander in the Naval Re,
serve, returned to his work with
the Bureau of Reclamation last
week following an annual two
week training period at the 17th
Naval District, Public Works De
partment at Kodiak.
Maud Hosier has been con
fined to her home this week
week with the "flu."
Ralph E. March, district engin
eer with Water Resources Divi
sion is expected in the Valley
next week from Juneau. He will
spend, a few days in Palmer on
a routine visit.
George Smoot and Eric
Bresee of the Water Resources
are spending a few days up the
railroad doing stream flow in
vestigations on the Susitna and
Nenana rivers. Julius Moor and
Robert Pedley are doing the
same type work along the low
er Richardson Highway and
Cordova.
Rev. and Mrs. Avery Ritchey
and their son Avery, Jr. were
houseguests of Rev. and Mrs. Or
land R. Cary of Fairbanks for a
few days during the Fairbanks
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been damaged when the dooi
was forced open.
Officials stated they believe il
the work of young people. Sev
eral clues are being worked on
from which they expect immedi
ate results, they said.
Winter Carnival.
Ted Knutsen of Wasilla has
been confined to his home for
a few days by pleurisy.
Charles Wilson and Lew Hanks
of the Soil Conservation office
flew to Fairbanks this week
where they plan to investigate
possibilities of opening a Soil
Conservation office in the future.
They plan to return to Palmer
Friday.
Set/StS
A
SPORT FISHERMAN
NAMED TO ALASKA
FISHERIES BOARD
Appointment of Paul E. Kirker,
Jr. of Anchorage to the Alaska
Fisheries Board, if confirmed by
the senate, will give the Terri
toy’s sport fishermen a represen
tative on the board for the first
time in history, it was revealed
last week. Previously the board
has been made up of commercial
fisheries representatives.
Kirker has been endorsed by
the Anchorage Sportsmen’s As
sociation, of which he is a mem
ber. He was one of the originators j
of “Fish Unlimited,” a continuing
project to build a fish hatchery in
the Palmer-Anchorage area.
When completed the hatchery
will be turned over to the Alas
ka Board of Fisheries.
He is also the originator of the
sportsmens’ association’s newest
project, the Midnight Sun Sports
Carnival to be staged in Anchor
age July 3-4-5.
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Moore's Garage
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING
1 REBORE SERVICE
Post Office Box 789
Palmer, Alaska
CITY DOGS—
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governing the licensing of dogs,
any non-licensed dog may be
picked up and impounded. Own
ers must pay the impounding
costs plus the license, to claim
their pets. Owners are urged to
call at the city clerk’s office and
get licenses for their pets. Males
and spayed females are $2; fe
males, $5.
Valley Kindergarten
Hours 9-2 $1.50
" 8-5 2.50
Nursery 8-5 2.50
Hourly .50
SMOOT or WHETSTONE
Box 908 Palmer ;
TOURS
CHARTERS
REASONABLE RATES
Valley Taxi Service
Located in Matanuska Hotel
Telephone 4 Palmer, Alaska
Public Notice
William W. Head, certified Public
accountant is no longer the agent or
accountant for Arctic Plumbing & Heat
ing as of March 10, 1953.
ARTIG PLUMBING & HEATING
George & Dorothy Lee Lilly, owners
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