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We i.rc now baking bread and
Pastry for the people of the
Mat anus lea Valley, of course
we cant supply all the demand
yot, but villi increase our
supply as soon as we can.
We are specializing in
HEALTH 3RTAD, that contains
the f d elements that we
near1 to be healthy.
Pies, Chkes,D 'nut s, Rrlls.
The Lunch Counter is open,
get that 'elicirus cup 'f
coffee with a srndv/itch nr
pie, cake cr 'h'nuts.
We wish tn thank 'ur friends
wh are supp rting ^ur new
eating place, f~r their
petr-. r.aLo.
FOR 3i.LT:
Gentle well trained horse about
1700 lbs, in weight. Can be seen nt|
my farm Nrth of Palmer.
Frank Watson, Palmer.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Sunday June 20th.
THE VALLEY CHi.FEL F7LMER.
Rev.& Hrs. H.E. Beyer, Pastors.
Worship and Church School 10. AM.
Evening Services - Q.IM,
V/ed. eve Meeting- 8.IT.
Members of the VsHoy Chnpol will
hole q rienic ot Kir.^s Lake on
June 20th, you are invited.
ST. JOHNS LUTERLAN CHURCH.
Rev. Vyco^row Kurth. Jester.
Services when announced.
ST. MICHEALS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev, Father Sneed, Poster.
Sunday Mass, -10. AM.
UNITED P'ROTESTENT CHURCH.
Sundry School- 10. AM.
Morning Worship- II. aM.
Christian Endevor-- 7. FM.
C.E. on 1st, 3rd nnr1 rth Sfcndays.
4-H Church Services at the united
Frotestent Church next Sunday
Evening, June 20th, 8 o'clock.
MRS WALKER MAKES PALMER A VISIT.
Mrs Walker the Mother of T’ressn
and Johnnie Walker, made o shopping
visit to Palmer yostrday, from the
Buffalo Mine where Mr. Walker is
employed. Johnnie earned hie Wings
some time ago and is new a Pilot in
the U.S. Army Air Force and is get
ting along fine.
Mrs. Walker srys that she has a good
garden at the homo near the mine,
bi.it is bothered by bears trampling
nrcunr’ the place. However Mrs Walker
has lived in the Moose Creek section
for so many years that a f w bears
playing around the garden oscnt
bother her.
Mrs. Walker anb her husband are
related to a remarkable c ’..ncinbencc
sar1 but very unusual, Mrs. Walker
is of French be cent and had a brother
wht server? in the French Army,during
first VA rib '.Vr.r f r the entire war
b\it who was killeb in action on the
last bay rf the war. Mr Walker hab
a broth? r in the Prernan Army who
sorve^ during the same time but wh~
was killed in action on the same bay
and to abb to the remarkable story,
b th brothers were Priests.
The Walkers have a large log house
that was built years ago bef >re the
railr 'nb r the highway wa re built
up the Moc.se Creek Valley which waa
always warm anb comfortable until
the (destructive fire burned the
timber ^ wn a few years ago, so she
hab the insibe walls lined with a
ceiling material anb now she says
that the house bosent seem like h*m
since the- nicely hewn lots have b$en
c )vered up.
BIRCH LUKBH3,
There is quite a lar^e amount ..f
birch timber in the Motonuska
Valley and surrounding sections.
'.Vhile it see ns that the pr ruct
ion f this beautiful hnrdwcrd
w ulr be pr-fiteblo, it has not
teen s up t ' this time.
In the early bays <f the C lony
several individuals star toe! to
makein_ furnnture and novelties
rut of birch, but while th items
made wore very nice and <_ od
looking, it was f und that the
local producers c->uld n t produce
articles f^st enough to c mpete
with outside mr.nafactures, who are
m;kinfc far inferior stuff.
f'any 'f the C>. linist h mes have
furnrture an^’ novelties made by
local people that are very beauti
ful and long lasting. There has
been s^me furthur development late
ly fr outside veneer manrfactures,
an^ when the war is over it wil
undoubtnbly be revived atnin.