Housewives Set Housekeeping on Hew Plane
With Bare Attics, Basements in Valley Home?
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Valley folk either are extreme
ly thrifty or are pretty careless
with this world’s material posses
sions, and Palmer Kiwanians
can’t decide which is the case.
*Kiwanis Club members had
thought that tomorrow night’s
library benefit auction would be
hailed by everyone, as an oppor
tunity to clear an accumulation
of years from basements and at
tics.
Much to Kiwanians’ surprise,
according to head man James
Hurley, Valley folk either don’t
have any white elephants, or
they’re keeping them for some
possible use some possible rainy
day.
At any event, club members
still haven’t all the contributions
they would like for tomorrow
evening’s auction. At press-time,
Mr. Hurley and his crewmen were
desperately searching for more
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If
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spend over a hot kitchen
stove. Not when you can
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Our food is so good you'll
wpnder why you ever
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items. At the top of then w?.nL;
list today, was puppies. They ve
advertised pooches on their sales
list, but tonight they still hadn’t
a dog to their names. Anyone with
a pup he doesn’t want is just the
man Mr. Hurley is hunting today.
A Kiwanis club committee
member will be stationed at the
north entrance of the Palmer
Gymnasium, beginning at 10 a.m.
tomorrow. Contributions can be
left with him there throughout
the day. Or if any Valley resi
dent has an article he’d like to
give to the benefit auction, which
is too large to bring in, a call to
Mr. Hurley, Joe Hudock or Bill
Rempel will bring a Kiwanis
truck to his place.
And Mr. Hurley doesn’t want
any Valley resident to feel that
a contribution is all Kiwanis asks
of them for tomorrow. Everyone
is invited to come to the auction.
Kiwanians promise fun, enter
tainment, refreshments and un
limited opportunities to spend
money.
All proceeds will be turned over
to the Palmer Library, for use as
needed.
Third Son Born to Wm. Rempels
A big, big baby boy, 10-pound,
six-ounce Richard Ralph, was
born to1 Mr. and Mrs. William
Rempel on Aug. 6 at Valley Hos
pital. The child is the third son
for the Rempels.
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Food Assignments Told
For Coming Teen Party
The last half of the alphabet
will bring the food, when the
Seven Eighty - Niners party in
the Palmer Gym next Thurs
day evening, beginning at 7:30
p.m. Mary Ann Mears has an
nounced that all whose last names
begin with the letters M through
R are delegated to bring sand
wiches. Those whose last names
begin with the letters S through
Z are to bring cookies.
Everyone else in the alphabet
must bring a quarter as his party
contribution.
SOLDIER~IS~CHARGED
WITH ATTEMPTED RAPE
James Hall, Fort Richardson
soldier, was charged with assault
with intent to commit rape of a
seven-year-old child in the court
of U. S. Commissioner Dorothy
Saxton on Tuesday of this week.
This is the second rape-assault
case against children to come be
fore the Palmer court in the past
two weeks.
The alleged assault occurred at
Drift Inn at 1:30 Tuesday after
noon. Hall left the Inn before
Mrs. Saxton received the com
plaint, but an aerial and highway
dragnet of searchers resulted in
his capture within three hours.
The accused man was testifying
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6-rm. log house; modern
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Palmer, close in;
priced to sell.
3-rm. modern with sun
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basement.
2 lots in business sec
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Lots on Tex Cobb Hill;
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Choice Dairy Farms.
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Realtor
(Inquire at Home Farm)
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in commissioner’s court at five
o’clock that afternoon.
Territorial Highway Patrolman
Stanley Laird and Deputy Mar
shal Bill Bouwens assisted in the
search. A highway patrol plane
searched the Fort Richardson
Anchorage highway area and a
private plane, piloted by Ralph
Dye, swept over the highway in
this area. Mr. Bouwens made the
arrest.
Mrs. Saxton fixed Hall’s bail at
$3,000.
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