WASILLA
PERSONALS
Mrs. Oscar Johnson is back at
her home here after spending
about two weeks in the Valley
Hospital with a broken ankle.
Bud Brown is down from Cant
well visiting his family here. He
came on the train Saturday night
and expects to stay about a week.
Among the Wasilla people in i
Anchorage this week were Mrs. |
Paul Studebaker, who went in ’
February 11, and Mr. and Mrs. |
Walter Teeland, who drove in on j
Valentine’s day to visit relatives. |
About 15 young people were
entertained at the Dinkel resid
ence on Sunday afternoon, Feb.
11. The group square danced, and
refreshments were served.
There will be a bake sale at !
Teeland’s Store on Saturday, I
February 17, at 1 p.m. Proceeds i
will go to the Wasilla lunch pro- ■
gram.
Buzz Aldeman was in Wasilla !
this week. He is working for the
Alaska Railroad.
There was a Valentine party ,
for the Young People’s class at i
the Wasilla Church of Christ on
the evening of Feb. 14. Games
were played and refreshments
were served later.
Melvin Eriksen is leaving for
Lebanon, Oregon, Friday, Feb. 16.
He has been employed at the In
dependence Mine for almost two
years.
The VFW “Alaska’s favorite
game’’ party was postponed be
cause the prizes weren’t here. The
prizes were received and the
party will be this Saturday.
TUNNICLIFFS
PURCHASE FARM
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tunni
cliff have purchased the Rice
farm located four miles south of
town, it was announced here to
day. The Tunnicliffs have been
in the Valley for over a year.
They plan to make a Grade A
dairy out of the farm, according
to the announcement.
SHOE REPAIRING
All heavy sewing of leather
and canvas now done at
LOB ERG'S VARIETY
Local Boy Scouts
Attend Annual Rally
Practice Evacuation
Boy Scouts of Palmer’s Troop j
No. 654 attended the annual rally
at Anchorage held last week in
observance of National Boy Scout
Week celebrating the 41st anni
versary of the Boy Scouts of
America. The Rev. Victor Alfsen,
Scout master of the troop, accom
panied the local Scouts to An
chorage.
The rally, held Thursday, Feb
ruary 8, at the Anchorage High
School gym, was well attended
by Scouts and their leaders of the
Chugach District of the Alaska
Council of Boy Scouts of America.
The District takes in Boy Scouts
of the Valley, Anchorage and Ft.
Richardson and Elmendorf Air
Force Base.
Local OES Members
To Be Honored at
Anchorage March 5
Local members of the Order of
Eastern Star will be special guests
at a ‘Palmer night’ meeting given
in their honor by the Anchorage
chapter of the OES on March 5,
Mrs. Marne announced this week.
The meeting will convene at 8
p.m. at the Masonic temple in An
chorage. The Rainbow Girls will
also participate in special work
for the evening.
Any OES member planning to
drive to Anchorage who could ac
commodate extra passengers are
asked to contact Mrs. Hanks. She
also suggested that any OES
member needing a ride get in
touch with her. She may be
reached at Box 878, Palmer.
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ter us cube
YOUR
USED FURNITURE
BOUGHT AND SOLD
SEE
G. A. KRISE
Basement Palmer Drug
EFFECTIVE
March 15
Hie Following Prices Will Prevail in All
Palmer Barber Shops:
* - * ! .'** ■ * ii ■ • - - —
Haircuts. . .$2.00 Age IB and under. . $1.50
Shave .$1.50
Valley Barber Shop Johnson's Barber Shop
Co-Op Barber Shop
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
HERDS STARTED
Two carloads of high grade and
pure bred Holstein cows arrived
in Palmer last week for Valley
farmers who are starting dairy
herds here. The cars, each with
six of the cows aboard, arrived
here for Don Parks and Harry
W. Kendrick, both of the Butte
district. The cattle were shipped
to Seward from Seattle by boat
and transported on to the Valley
by the Alaska railroad. It is ex
pected that both herds will be in
production in approximately a
month, according to the announce
ment.
ATTEND ANCHORAGE
MEETING TUESDAY
Father James Snead and James
Hurley, members of the Palmer
Kiwanis Club, were guests at the
regular meeting of the Kiwanis
Club in Anchorage on Tuesday at
the Aleutian Gardens.
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