FARM DOINGS
IN THE VALLEY
By Lew E. Hanks
Harold Winegarner was flown
to the states last Monday, June
12. He is going to Halstead. Kan
sas, where he will undergo a
stomach operation.
Allan Linn arrived home this
week from Pullman, Washington.
He flew up with a fellow student
from Washington State College.
Foxtail infestation in pastures
can be reduced by clipping pas
tures and fertilizing.
Six small boys of North Pal
mer — David Pippel, Robert and
Richard Estelle, Everett Johnson.
Larry and Craig Trowbridge —
were very excited last week. They
discovered a radiosonde wreather
balloon that had been released
from Anchorage on June 8. These
balloons transmit weather infor
mation by radio from the upper
air. They parachute to earth
when the gas bag bursts in the
high upper atmosphere. The in
struments carried in these bal
loons are valuable and the boys
were very proud to be able to
return the instrument to the
weather bureau through the Post
Office.
Have you seen the smiles on
the farmers’ faces since the rain
started pattering down?
Two fertilizer applications on
pastures are better than one.
From James Hurley—Alaskans
don’t say they are “going outside”
any more. When they visit the
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WOTM ELECT OFFICERS
AT TUESDAY MEETING
New club officers were elected
at last Tuesday's regular meeting
of the Women of the Moose.
Named to head the lodge for the
new year’s work were
Halleer. Ingalls, senior regent;
Genevieve Moffiil, recorder;
Fondola Carroll, junior regent;
Neva Roark, chaplain; Feme
Leek, junior graduate regent;
Joyce Leppanen, treasurer
The new officers will be in
stalled by Don Ingalls, governor
i of the Palmer Moose Lodge’ at
j the next regular meeting July 27.
PALMASILLA CLUB MEETS
FOR CRAFTWORK ON TUES.
The Palmasilla Homemaker’s
Club will hold its regular craft
session in the Extension Office
next Tuesday evening. Miss Mary
Lou Lashbrook reminded mem
bers today. The evening’s work
starts promptly at 7:30.
LLOYD HILL OWNS
NEW GOLD MINE
WASILLA—Lloyd Hill recent
ly bought the Grubstake Mine
from Jim Kennedy.
CLOVER CLUB PLANS
THURSDAY BAKE SALE
WASILLA — The 4-H Clover
Club is planning a bake sale for
Thursday. The sale will be held
at Teeland’s Shopping Center.
states they just mention they’re
going back to the old country for
a short visit.
I Mrs. Cadwallader Confined
I To Valley Hospital
WASILLA—Mrs. Charles Cad- j
wallader is a patient in the Val- l
ley Hospital.
Colleen Teeland Visits at Healy
WASILLA—Miss Colleen Tee- j
land recently left Wasilla to visit
with relatives at Healy.
S.O.S.
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407 Fifth Ave. Dial 4-6231
Special Schedule
Saturday
Leave Anchorage .... 2:00 p.m.
Arrive McKinley.10:45 p.m.
Sunday
Leave McKinley . 1:40 p.m.
Arrive Anchorage ....10:30 p.m.
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Ride the
"FISHERMEN'S SPECIAL"
Every Weekend
All the Way to McKinley Park Hotel this Summer
Tackle Alaska’s greatest game fish—Rainbows, Dolly Var
den, Grayling and the spectacular summer runs of salmon.
The Fisherman’s Special offers you easy access to Big and
Little Willow Creeks, Montana and Sheep Creek, the lakes
and streams near Curry and Caswell, the fabulous Talkeet
na fishing grounds and other ideal spots. With the train
going all the way to McKinley Park, you can, for the first
time, try Indian River and the park district.
Stops will be mode at Your Favorite Fishing Spots
— Just tell the Conductor where you want off
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
Your Mi. McKinley Park Route
For Information Call Valley 14-Y-2
CHRIST-CENTERED
PREACHING
June 18 — July 2
at the
Wasilla Church of Christ
You'll be glad you came
Every Night Ali Jarman,
Except Saturday 8:00 P. M. Evangelist
MR. & MRS. CHET BURDEN
SHORT ORDERS 15 Miles from Wasilla on Knik-Goose
FISHING SUPPLIES Bay Rd. Follow Signs from Wasilla
TRADING POST
Save the Co-Op Way
The Prices Quoted Below Are Token
at Random from Our Grocery Shelves:
PORK & BEANS, Dennisons ' - 15c
SUGAR PEAS, Mission _ N°»°3 23c
CUT GREEN SEANS _ Mewenfi,! 25c
CORN, Libby's WSi Sr 22c
APRICOT HALVES d-m-h 32c
PEACH HALVES 39c
BOYSENBERRIES, Reliance35c
ORANGE JUICE, Shurfine 28c
TOMATO JUICE, Reliance. Y™ 49c
SALAD DRESSING, Durkees 79c
MAYONNAISE, Best Foods 98c
SHORTENING, Shurfine ___3 u,s 99c
COFFEE, Viking_1 Lb- 72c
DRY GOODS
SOCKS SOCKS SOCKS
For Men, Women and Children
All Colors—All Sizes—All Patterns
3 pr. for $1.00
Introducing
A Weekly Shoe Repair Service
A Complete Service
Leave Shoes at the Dry Goods Counter
HARDWARE - DRUGS - SPORTING GOODS
MEAT DEPARTMENT
BEEF, Boiling_- 35c
KING SALMON_- 55c
BACON SQUARES_- 40c
BUTTER, Meadowbrook_Lb- 85c
EGGS, extra large_,,o‘ 75c
0LE0, Durkee, colored_lb 50c
OLEO, Durkee, uncolored_Lb 38c
STEAK, Rib_b 80c
BACON, sliced_Lb 79c