FAIR BOARD—
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from Koslosky’s Dept. Store.
2. An RCA-Victor combination
phonograph and radio, valued at
S250, to be purchased from Bert’s
Drug Store.
3. Westinghouse refrigerator, 7
cu. ft. size, valued at $200, to be
purchased from the Trading Post.
4. A 721 Remington 30.06 with
Weaver scope, with mount, val
ued at $150, to be purchased from
Grasser’s Hardware.'
5. A radio and a Sunbeam
mixer, both valued at a total of
$100, to be purchased from Tee
land’s Store at Wasilla.
6. A Bolsey B-2 camera, with
flash attachment, case and other
extras, valued at $100, to be pur
chased from Palmer Drug Store.
7. A grocery order, valued at
$25, from North Palmer Store.
8. An automobile spotlight, val
ued at $25, to be purchased from
Kirk’s Sales and Service.
9. Fishing tackle, valued at $25,
to be purchased from Hartley
Brothers Motor Co.
TO. A gas and oil merchandise
order, valued at $25, from Tost’s
Service.
Robert Crites, fair manager,
reported that there had been only
an indifferent response on the
part of most Valley merchants,
to premium book advertising. Mr.
Crites expects to finish solicita
tion in Palmer this week, and to
begin work in Anchorage early
next week.
A1 King Hospitalized
A1 King is confined to Valley
Hospital, where he underwent an
appendicitis operation earlier this
week. Mr. King is “doing fine”,
his doctor reports.
Stationery Clearance
'A
on EVERY Stationery Item on Our Shelves
LEGAL BLANKS
Leases
Quit-Claim Deeds
Bills of Sale
Power of Attorney
Warranty Deeds
Real Estate Mortgages
GREETING CARDS
Some are pretty and some are
cute.
There's one for every occasion
NOTE .PAPER
Orchard Petals—scented and
daintily feminine.
Animal Notes—Bear Cub and
Fawn trimmed.
GIFT WRAPPINGS
Assorted
School Supplies & Office Essentials
Pencils
Pens
Desk Blotters
Scratch Pads
Cash Boxes
File Folders
'NO HUNTING' and 'NO TRESPASSING' Placards
'FOR SALE' Signs
You'll Find Your Every Stationery Need
Anchorage Shopping Guide, Inc.
In the Valley Theatre Bldg.—(Valley Frontiersman Office)
("JACKIE" SMITH MARRIED TO BEN
ICABO AT COMMISSIONER'S HOME
I
VIRGINIA BOULTER—
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ment.
Other guests at last week’s
meeting, all from Anchorage, in
cluded:
Mrs. Thelma McKinney, depart
ment secretary; Mrs. Nola Camp
bell, unit radio chairman of Jack
Henry Unit No. 1, Mrs. Inga
Thomasson, first vice-president of
Jack Henry Unit No. 1, Mrs.
Selma Smith and Mrs. Rachel
Alexander.
Plans for the Auxiliary’s sum
mer work were discussed at this
meeting, which was held in the
Legion Hall, Ann Demming, pub
licity chairman, reported.
* On Sunday afternoon, June 4,
Miss Margaret “Jackie” Smith
was married to Ben Cabo by U.
S. Commissioner Dorothy Saxton.
The couple repeated their vows
in the green-banked Saxton liv
ing room, before only close
friends and relatives.
Miss Smith wore a pale beige
dressmaker suit with green shoes,
white accessories and an off-the
face white hat with a tiny veil.
She carried a white prayer book
covered with a spray of white
orchids. She was given in mar
riage by her father, William
Smith.
Jean Smith, her sister’s only
attendant, wore a turquoise suit
with white accessories. Her flow
ers were white gardenias.
The bride’s mother wore a navy
blue afternoon dress and a cor
sage of white gardenias.
Joseph Bell, Jr., was best man
for Mr. Cabo.
Following the marriage at Mrs.
Saxton’s home, the newlyweds
greeted their friends at a recep
tion at the Smith home. Mr. and
Mrs. Cabo cut the first slice of a
I three-tiered wedding cake before
| assigning that duty to Mrs. Wil
| liam Hoskins. Mrs. Saxton served
! coffee and punch and Miss Kath
leen Patten presided at the guest
book.
Mr. and Mrs. Cabo left Sunday
for a week’s honeymoon at Mt.
McKinley National Park.
IS HOSPITALIZED BRIEFLY
Jean Onkka, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Onkka of Pal
mer, was admitted to Valley Hos
pital for medical treatment early
this week. She already had been
dismissed from the hospital at
press-time.
A CAMERA
Will Make a Fine Gift for Dad
On His Day, June 18
Here Are Just a Few of the Outstanding Cameras
Carried in Stock:
BELL HOWELL Filmo Auto-Master Movie
Magazine load, turret head, complete with
6-inch telephoto lens.'
REVERE EIGHT
Magazine load, 16 m.m. size.
BOLSEY B-2 $74J 5
35 m.m. size, f3.2 lens,
rangefinder. With case.
KODAK 35, 35 m.m. size
ARGUS 21, 35 m.m. size
ARGOFLEX, 620 roll size
Pictures 2Vax2Va.
MOVIE MITE 16 m.m. Sound Projector
Speaker built into carrying case, JQ
KEYSTONE 16 m.m. Silent Projector
DAYLIGHT Projector Screens <21 50
40x40 size . * *
All Photographic Accessories and Extras
Palmer Drug Store
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bvterian board and the board of
the Valley Hospital will assist
in staffing the hospital. The
position of nurse administra
tor, however, must be agreed
to in writing by the national
board. Staff nurses may be
hired locally. Qualifications for
these nurses will be the same
as for nui’ses in other Presby
terian mission hospitals; name
ly, they must be of the cvan-'
gelical faith. (Mr. Newcomb
points out that Noah Webster
defines “evangelical” as “Chris
tian”. There apparently has
been some confusion concern
ing this term).
10. The national board is not
to be held responsible and may
not be sued, for any damage
arising from the use and occu
pancy of the hospital premises.
11. The Valley Hospital Asso
ciation is charged with the re
sponsibility of adhering to all
local, territorial and national
regulations pertaining to the
operation of a hospital.
12. The contract agreement
may be terminated, without no
tice, at the end of one yeai'
(June 6, 1951). If the contract
is not terminated at that time,
one year’s notice in writing is
required of either party, for
future termination.
13. The contract may be
amended, as necessary, by the
written agreement of both
parties.
In discussing the negotiated
contract, Mr. Newcomb referred
to the fact that no specific ref
erence is made to building plans
for the Valley. “I do know, how
ever,” he said, “that the national
board expects to make a study
and to make recommendations
tor building plans for the Valley
sometime this year. They also
plan to discuss possible sources
af finances for the hospital con
duction.”