18E KE^H Th^T:
Some of the bus drivers had a "Bail11 out
at Jimmy St. Clair1s the night a.ter the
Queen's Coronation Ball, The linil La.rshs,
the Robert; Higdon bo t hams, the Henry Laa.:~
kos, the Vernon Olmsteads, the Waiter Pip
pels and the Henry Ohnstads made up the
party.
The Rev. and Mrs. Rudolph fried _ng arrived
in anchorage last Monday from the States.
The Wasi’.la Community Club i.s giving a box
social on the evening of Larch ho. funds
received will oc used to place foundation
of a new Wasilla Community Hall, Every
one in the Valley is welcome to come.
a baby boy v/as born to i.irs. George Camp
bell on Larch 5—the 112th Colonist baby.
The Trading Post is selling a full line
of books new and they're oing fast.
Last Sunday some of the Community Center
people went skiing and toboganning. They
had a lot of fun but Mrs. Loo Jacobs,
3ol> Laurie and John Long felt the worse
for it. They wore going down a hill on
a tnboggan. The snow v/as crusty and they
were going a lot faster than they wanted
to. Mrs, Jacoos got a ba.d .<noo and ankle,
Boh had a hurt kn«,c but not enough to
keep him from going to Fairbanks for the
Ice Carnival, and Johnny Long had some
bruises and sore muscles. It s all in funj
Robert Meier was admitted to the Hospital
this week with acute bronchitis. His con
dition is improving now.
Lynn Stephan had his tonsils and adenoids
removed this past week, and James Caulkins
last week.
It must be spring, Otto nelson has token
the first crop of whiskers off his face.
HOT ICE: from now on all news .and ads must
be in to the Editor by Monday of each week
for that weex's paper. Hows or ads may be
left in Mrs. Easthorn's box in the. general
office by seeing Miss Spencer, they may be
mailed to the Post Office, or put in the
news box in the Trading Post.
The n..R.r..C. announces that there will be
no stock transfers recorded, pending final
signing of the chattel mortgages and con
tracts.
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TH2 PUhLIG R'MuL'i'H KUSS'fJ, Srys:
On March 25 mid April 2 from 2 . CC to 5: CL
Dr Albrecht will give smallpox vnccir.
ntions and more immuni zations for diphthori
Sunny vcathor. favored the mothers of the
Val?.ey last Saturday afternoon. A large m
her brought tlicir babies and small children
to the Well Child Health Center in tho Hos
pital where they were given free treatment
to protect them from diphtheria. Dr.Albrec
is pleased to know that fifty-five of the
one hundred and two children who arc need
of this treatment at the beginning of the
year have received it, . He hopes that the
parents of tin remaining forty-seven will
make a sincere effort to have their childrc
in at the next-opportunity.
hemember .the dates, tlarcn 26 and April 2 ai
third: hew much suffering has been avoided
and Low many iivos saved through these sim
ple measures. Do not endanger the health
and happiness of yourselves and children b:
further delay.
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And her did you like the BIG APFLE at the
Coronation Ball? Did you see Frank Bruck
hr.uer "shine"? It's ‘coins said that was
the high-light of the evening not except
ing the coronation of the Queen.