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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Burryille Bremen
 To Hold Annual RAll

TorrinRlon, Nov. ie--Tne erAnd march, under the dlrecllon ol HAea eau h tncorA, viii hlNhllRht EFis day nlghi'a third annual bah og tho bnffvule Fire Department A1 Be Fetere Hall Andy DoooN oEcheea tra VIII furnish the music for the march, which wif start at iosso P, N,
 Elmer Bloomfield h cClnmittee chairman, assisted hy A. ]. Roman, huwin DAhlen. Joseph Ruwet Oar vn Ferguson, Vernon NoAd, Jrs Joseph FeFrarotkl, Derwin vAall and Richard and Carl Reener The Doboe Orchestra VII provide music tor dancing and . group cf musical selections,
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NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS. IRICT of WATERBURY,, co. PRO. BATE COURT, November sth, ie4e. ESTATE of vTNCENZo FA1ycONE, late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis. triet Of Waterbury, hath limited end allowed six months rom the date hereof for the creditors Of sald estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect 10 present their accounts, properly attetted, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate are request. cd to make immediate payment to
 ANGEL1NE FALCONE,
 Excutrix. 3 simshury street,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court
 Attest;
 MARGuERTTE N. FAHY, 1i-is-5t Asst. Clerk.
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Loaol Notices
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, Nov, 70, A, D.
 lais. ESTATE of BfAoto ALLAN.
 CioNi, late of waterbury ln said
 District deceased.
 The Admlnlstratrlg, having exs htbited her account with said estate to thls Court for allowance, and made application for an order Of distribution Of said estate, lt 10
 ORDERED, That the aeth day Of November, A. b. ieae, at o'clock, tn the forenoon, Standard time, as the Probate Offlee in Waterbury, be and the same le, assigned for Q hearing on the allowance of said account, and application and the Court directs the Admtnistratrlx, 70 give motive thereof, by publish Ing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said Dis. trict and by leaving with, or by mailing ln registered letters ad- dressed Go each of the persons in. terested, and residing without the Probate District of waterbury, a copy of this order, als at least i've days before said day of hearing.
 MARauERrTE N. FAHY, D-ls-ft Ass't Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

GROCERY STORE and BUTCHER MARKET for sale. Call 4-7553, be. tween [ AMI PM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
THOMAS MARTONE
ss Buildings & Business Prop.

REAL ESTATE 338 Baldwin St. Dial 5-lS70
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
S5 Houses For Sale

BUNKER HILL SECTIONS family house of IS rooms with all im- proyements. Good layout. Heat on 2 floors. For price and particulars inquire:
 GEORGE A. BARONIAN
 REALTOR -- INSURANCE 36 North Main St. Dial 4.T4DS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

1~008& UT O~Ao0Ss
 EdueofionoI ss Local and Private Enssructon MARToNE SCHOOL - 100 Grand. 4-3677. Dance, voice. music, reduc- ing. Reg. Mon, Nov. ie. il 70 PM. ACCORDION LESSONS - Try 6 special 3 month short trial course. We furnish the instrument.
 MECCA SCHOOL or MUSIC POS Bank St. Dial 4-i422 ee Vocal and Instrumental FRED BRIDGE GUITAR STUDIO lTEAcHTN0-Beginners and advanc- ed pupils. Orchestra available. 2a Grand St 4-0i36-3-ei20. Merchandise % Basinsss and 0ffaee Equipment
 STORE ALTERATIONS CARPENTRY 6 CABINET WORK
 "MARTTN TEL S-7i1 g Good Thinss te Eat FOR sALE-Dressed turkeys. chick ems, ducks, pheaSants, geese. Fresh killed and quick frozen. Whitlock Farm, Sperry Road, Bethany. Tel. 3-i0i2.
 S6 Household Articles FOR SALE-Radios, vacuum clean CTS. electric heaters. pressure cook CTS, washing machines in stock Stokes Electric, 692 Riverside St. Mahogany and walnut bookcases. si7 e5 and up.
 Maple and mahogany knee hole desks. s4A.50.
 Also. come in and look for your Xmas gifts.
 OAKVILLE FURNITURE CO. Main St.. Oakyille. Tel. Wtn. 224 FOR SALE-A Barstow gas range, enamel. Price slO. Small size crib and mattress. @. High chair, @. All in good condition. Call Naugatuck. 483i.
 SILENT GLOW RANGE
 BURNERs-sso50
 INSTALLED PROMPTLY SOUTHERN SILENT GLOW. INC. WATERT0WN AVE. DIAL 9-eoes FULL Size Bed Springs -. s2.4s
 HADLEY'S ANNEX
 i03 Meadow Street A BROOM OUTFIT of furniture complete with Bengal Combination stove and electric refrigerator. Cost only ei.000 at Aiberts. 2ee South Main Street. Waterbury. LADIEsl CHEER UP YOUR H0ME-With new curtains. slip covers. bedspEeads. rugs. blankets drapes. etc. soc and SIPS weekly Call Mr Burlington. s-S932
 A COMPLETE STOCK or
 WASHER PARTS
 FOR
 ALL MAKES
 WASHING MACHINES DOMESTIC | APPLIANCE CORP. ile Grand ek Dial 3-e8le SEWING MACHINEs-pougnL sold and repaired Waterbury Sewing Machine Co. lSe North Main c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
FORGE DTEsTNKERs

Skilled mechanic, capable of die and forge layout. Requires man with diemaking experience, es- pecially cavity type dies and die maching. Must operate all ma 'hine tools.
 Waterbury Manufacturing Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Reel Estate for Sole
sl Real Estate Agents

GUSDE CICCO AGENCY REALToR-oENERAL INSURANCE 2s Leavenworth St. Tel. 3-i249
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
EUey Day Is Result Day On The Democrat WanAd Page
Announcement

Announcement 3 t,ust ana Feuna LOST -nlack poeketbook. inside ls a bAnkeook No. tepsge, Christmas Club and sugar stamps. Phone a.aaaA.
 rOgT--A fur scarf in the vicinity Of Giles Street. Reward, Call s~sss4 after asOo PM, rosr.-Black and white Beagle eoe, 8 months old. Answers to name of spot" Reward, call a-ee0s. . Buulness Anneuncsmenas fN T1FR NEAR future, the South End Repair win be located at Q Shark @lreet--sAEne building as so North Main. Phone a-eieS AutomObiles Q Ausos end TsuChs eSs sAls 9s PACKARD COUPE = FOR sAK.E. CALL s-s4si ANY TIME. ipse Plymouth Convertible Coupe. ips0 Plymouth Convertible Coupe, iese Packard Sedan, R. 6 H.. es5o 1899 Mercury Sedan, n. ,..... eS25 ieaO Chrysler Convertible Coupe,
 R. and n. ieai Graham Sedan 6 Hollywood ipAi wlIby's Sedan ieai OldSnobile sedan iea2 Plymouth Sedan 1928 Dodge Pack Body Truck,
 old but sturdy .......... $50 USED CARS BOUGHT SOLD SEA BEE SALES i7eo T19oMAsTON AVE. S-Oiee DE sOTO-PLYMouTH AGENCY
 JOHN J. COLLINS, INC. 80 Willow St. Dial s-si2a
 J. c. MOTORS
 i7 WILLOW ST.
 DIAL s-2lSi 1881 CHEv. CouPE-rn good condi- ton. s good tires. 1884 PLYMoUTH-H O m - m a e tractor.
 Phone THoMAsroN s2, Ring ia anytime.
 PACKARD
 BUYS a SELLS
 GOOD USED CARS Packard Waterbury, Inc.
 Se2 wasertown Ave
 Dial s-el0e
 Member Of WANNA 1884 LAFAYETTE COUPE, all over hauled. New tires. i036 FORD-lh ton. New motor. Dump body. 1929 DoDoE-l ton platform. Good tires.
 PHONE TTsoMAsroN ss7  Good Used Cars Bought 6 Sold FOR DEPENDABLE USED CARS MOTOR MART, 5e Cottage Place 3-slO6 Waterbury Lincoln & Mercury eales Member of WANNA | anan rN,x,,x.~4t,.an Nsn.A s~.-A~ nu~, between 4- 5 only. Call 4-447A J. W Moody Motor Go.
 @ Cottage Place Hudson Dealer Member MAMA Tel 4-5767 Tel t-S3Si 10 Auto Parts q Accessories
 HIGH PRICES PAID
 FOR GOOD USED CARS We also buy wrecks of any kand and also carry . complete line os new ard used parts.
 NOES AUTO PARTS lSe Division st. Dial s-eiS7 JOE GOLDBERG & SONS-s gal. of motor oil. bulk g. 2 gal. e0c. Auto seat covers, auto paint. Ther- mo-Royal anti-freeze. 4-46O7. e Service stasson& Repairing FENDER WORK - And welding painting. polishing Simonizing Jimmies Garage. 7s ward St. Tel. 5-i203.
 IS Automobiles Wanted
 ONE THOUSAND CARS WANTED = Top prices; spot cash want S3's s4s 35b - ss's - SITS = Se's s0s eos Ais and s2's Phone. write or drive in today
 BILLIE FITZPATRICK l6eo East Main St. Phone s-ss4,
 OPEN EVENINGS
 WANTED
 i,OOO-i946 CARS All Makes and Models.
 BILLIE FITZPATRICK l600 East Main St. Phone 4-Se4i Open Evenings
 By William Ferguson .&E EX,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

NOW IS THE TIME 10 have your furnace and chimney cleaned and repaired. Call Waterbury Heating 4-l604
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
rOoRMEN

This work consists Of handling materials by hand truck and delivering 1t to departments throughout the plant.
 Waterbury Manufacturing %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
rABER OR SQUEEZE MACHINE HOLDERS

It is interesting work for ex- per1enced men and men who would Ike to learn this creative job of forming sand molds used to make brass castings.
 Waterbury Manufacturing Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

FOR GOOD REFRIGERATOR and washing machine work, see South End Repair Go. Phone 4-8l85 or 4-50s4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

ACCREDITED BABY CHICKS THE SPENCER GRAIN co.
 iOi HAMILTON AVENUE
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Business Service

MADELINE ROBERTS TRAVEL
 AGE NCY
 STEAMSHIPS, RAIL and AIR 36 North Main St. Phone 4-4227
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For Rent ReoI Estote

90 Wanted To Rent si0O BONUS or redecorating done. 4-5-6 rooms. urgently needed Unfurnished preferred. Ph one 4-7952.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

COLONIAL FLOWER SHOPPE
 Flowers for All Occasions I47O North Main St. Phone 3-724e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
HAND BUFFERS AND PoLsIsHERs

There is e shortage of trained men for this type of work and 1T you're not afraid to get your hands dirty. here is an oppor. runity to learn a good paying job. The work Is removing im- pertections and die scratches by oufnns and polishing metal parts.
 Waterbury Manufacturing Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

FOR SALE-A Barstow gas range. enamel. Price si0. Small size crib and mattress. @. High chair. @. All in good condition. Call Naugatuck. 4s3l.
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Personals

ganization, presided at the busi-
ness meeting. The roll call was an
Swered by each club, standing.
Mrs. Edward Bates acted as chair
man of the entertainment, which
consisted of readings, a violin So
10, two vocal solos, a play by men,
bers of the Hill and Valley club,
and a medley of old-fashioned
songs, with the ladies dressed in
the gay nineties," followed by a
playlet in the negro dialect, by a
dramatic club. Those of the club
in attendance were, Mrs. Harry
Brown, Mrs. Fannie CowleS, Mrs.
Ria Hollingsworth, Mrs. Myrtle
Gilbert, Mrs. BesS Conner, Mrs.
John McNier, Mrs. James Fresh
water, Mrs. George Smith and her
daughter, Mrs. Ra Patrick, Mrs.
B. B. Hill, Mrs. Ethel kaufman
and Mrs Mary Bates. Mrs. Mary
Yoder and Mrs. Jennie Painter,
members of the Hill and Valley
club, were present from here. A
bout 60 members of the different
clubs of the county attended the
luncheon.
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N. LEWISBURG

Special music will be furnished
Sunday morning at the North Lew
! isburg Methodist cuhrch by the
/ Youth Fellowship organization.
Church of Christ i'm Christian Union
Byrda Crabtree, Pastor
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
1O:45 a. m. Morning worship.
Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer services every Wednes-
day, 8 p. m,
Don't forget the Old Fashioned
revival meeting which will last un-
til Nov. II. Plan to attend this
meeting and hear Rev George Bel
cher and Mir. and Mrs. w. f. Hos
kins, song evangelists.
Friends Church
Sylvia NJ. Pipkin, Pastor
Hilda L. Rice, asst.
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
1O:45 a. m. Church worship.
$50 D. m. Christian Endeavor
7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service.
Prayer and praise service each
Thursday. 1880 p. m.
Special Notice
The annual Booth Festival, of
the Methodist Youth Fellowship,
will be held Nov. "A at st. Paris.
During this next week. members
of the organization will gladly re-
ceiVe donations such as canned
goods, jellies or any other article
suitable for the booth. These do
nations are to be used for White
Cross hospital, and Worthington
Childrens Home.
w. =. G. $. Meets
Mrs. j. r. Wilson was hostess to
the WomanS Society of Christian
Service last Wednesday, At this
meeting the following new officers
were nominated Mrs c. II. Spain,
president; Mrs. Jasper Black, vice
president; Mrs. O. Chamberlain.
secretary; Mrs. Mary Yoder, treas
urer; Mrs. Leonard Moore, Secre-
tar of spiritual life; Mrs. Don Gill
bert, secretary of missions; Miss
2thel Boyles, secretary of local
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church activities; Mrs. Edna Nc
Colly was nomination committee
chairman. About S5 members were
present. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Asher.
In White Cross Hospital
Supt. of local schools, George
Timberlake, is in White Cross hos
pital, Columbus, for observation
and possibly surgery.
Past Chiefs Meet
The Past Chiefs club met in the
home of Mrs. Rolla Pennington,
last Thursday for a pot-luck din
ner.
Those who enjoyed the day were
Mrs. Nellie Miller, Mrs. Laura
Spain, Mrs. Cora Kennedy, Mrs.
Laura Gibson, Mrs. Ethel Kauff-
man, Mrs. Belle Sheehe, Mrs. Ina
Louden, Mrs. Lena Hill. Billy Ken
nedy, and the hostess.
Funeral Services.
Funeral services for William
Longberry, 81. formerly of North
Lewisburg, were held Wednesday
Nov. 6, in Eicholtz funeral home,
Bellefontaine. Burial was made in
GAINESVILLE cemetery. He is surviv-
ed by one daughter, Mrs. J. Kong
field, North hollywood, Calf, and
one niece, Mrs. w. C. Williamson
Urbana, and formerly of Mingo.
Shower
The Pythian Sisters held their
regular meeting last Thursday
night. After the business meeting,
the ladies moved to the dinning
room where Mrs. Fremont Black
was honored with a stork shower.
The table was decorated with nur-
sery figured table cloths, and a
large bassinet in pink and blue
centered the table, filled to the top
with lovely gifts. Bowls of flow
ers were used at each end of the
table. twenty-five members were
present. Lunch was served at the
close of teh evening.
Christian Culture Glass
The Champaign County FEEDER
alton Of Women's Clubs held
luncheon in Ewings cafeteria at
1890 p. m. Tuesday. Tables were
lovely with yellow NUNS and red
oak leaves. Mrs. Luther Snyder, of
Urbana, and president of the or
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WOODSTOCK


Church Services
Church Services will be held Sun.
day at 11:00 A. NJ in the Wood
stock University Church. Reverend
Homer Gleason.
Sunday school at 1000 A. M.
You are always welcome.
Mrs. Rose Overfeld, of Columbus
spent several days last week with
Mrs. William Griswold
Mrs. Earl Keller, Mrs. Ernest
Vaughn, Mrs. Edward Stanley and
daughter, Patsy, were Columbus
shoppers Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph West and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lincoln at
tended the performance of Car
men Jones" at the Hartman thea
tire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark and
Mrs. George Lincoln attended the
Pittsburgh-Ohio State game Sat
urday. Miss Betty Clark returned
home with her parents.
Miss Matilda FriSch was a Col
umbus shopper Saturday.
Miss Nancy Martin, of Column
bus, spent the weekend here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bradley
and son, John, and daughter, Mar
ilyn, of Findlay, spent a few hours
at the home of Harry McMahill
Sunday.
Mrs. Edna MCMILLAN Mrs. w.
H. Sharp, Mrs. D. w. Sharp and
Mrs. George Lincoln were Column
bus visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vaughn, of
Cleveland, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller.
Mrs. Russell Vallery and sons,
of Columbus, were weekend visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs Claud Dun
ham.
DR.. Carson Burnham, of Colum-
bus, spent Saturday and Sunday
at his home.
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. c. c. Murray and daugh-
ters, Mrs. Nelson Corbet and Mrs.
Fern Whittiinghill, of Bellefon-
taine; Mrs. Howard Helfrich, of
Urbana, and Mrs. Harry Westfall
enjoyed dinner Monday at the
home of Mrs. ChrleS BrosheS. The
day was planned in honor of Mrs
Broshes birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West and
sons, Joey and George, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
West, ST., in Cedarville, Sunday.
Miss Merle Westfall and Ralph
Westfall attended the Pittsburgh
.. S. u. game Saturday.
+. Il. A. Executive Meeting
The Parent-Teachers' November
executive melting was held Mon
day afternoon in the high school
building. Mrs. Jesse McManus pre-
sided. Mrs. Donald Henry gave the
secretary's report. A blanket or
der was gicen to pay for trays and
other cafeteria supplies. 1t was
voted to buy song books for the ell
ementary grades and SIS was given
Mrs. Dorothy Brown to buy mater
ials for dramatic play in the 1st
and 2nd grades. The next open
meeting will be with the school
program near Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Ed Lee is visiting tins week
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rigdon, in
Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Tenant hand, eXper-
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Armistice Day Observed

Two Armistice Day programs
were given in the Woodstock high
school auditorium, Monday, The
first program was for the element
ary classes and was held at 100
Ia. M
! DevotionalS by Reverand Homer
| Gleason, America, America the
Beautiful and Star Spangled Ban
ner were sung by the classes and
the pledge to the Flag was given.
AT .10:45 A. M. the high school
and faculty assembled in the audit
orium for a program.
Supt. Joseph West gave a short
talk on "Armistice Day, Presid-
ent Truman's proclamation was
read by Donald Cauley; America
the Beautiful was sung by the
high school, ,devotionals by Arlene
Mefford.
AS the bell sounded HOO A. M,
everyone stood for a minute of
silent prayer, Taps was sung. Poem,
Il Have A Rendezvous With Death"
read by Edward Watts, Keep the
Home Fires Burning, Pack Up
Your Troubles, Long Long trail,
Over There, and My Buddy, songs
of World War / were sung, Mrs.
Marion Stanley accompanying.
The Speaker, Captain Homer
Gleason, an Infantry officer in
World War /, and an Air Corps.
officer in World War 2, gave a
splended talk on "Reserving True
Americanism" Two poems were
read. Flanders Field Jimmy
Donald Westfan, America" -
Robert Deere. The Pledge was
given to the American Flag and
the program closed with the sing
ing of The Star Spangled Banner.
GRADE Rooms Redecorated
The first and second grade room
has been redecorated in a light
blue shade and the 3rd and 4th
grade room was painted in light
yellow Both rooms are much light
er and are very pretty. Lou Grams
ton did the painting.
Rainbow Dance
Miss Marion McManniS, Miss
Betty Joe McCarty, Billy Murry
and Harry McMannis attended the
dance Saturday evening given by
the Rainbow girls, in their assemb-
" ROOM in Urbana.
Son Born
MIR. and Mrs. Owen Cowan are
announcing the birth of a son, Sat-
urday November 9th, at the Cham
ipaign County Hospital. He has been
named John Howard. Mrs Cowan
was formerly Miss Nancy Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Howard are the
maternal grandparents.
Moved To Springfield
Mrs. George Gray and son, Leon
ard Gray, moved Saturday from the
Lineham property to Springfield,
where they will make their home.
Weekend Guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Logan, of Mt.
Gilead, Miss Frances Botkin and
Mr. Carl Fought, of Ohio State
University, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Botkin.
Other dinner guests Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. John SommerS and
son, Jack, of Urbana, Miss Joan
and James Malay of Mechanics
gurg.
Birthday Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Botkin en-
tertained with a turkey dinner at
their home, Monday evening, hon.
oring the birthdays of Carl Fought.
of Columbus, and Harry McMahill.
Other guests were Miss Frances
Botkin, Catherine Botkin, and Mrs.
Harry McMahill.
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WANTED-Tenant hand, eXper-
fenced with live stock and power
machinery. Good position to right
party. Post office Box 30, Wood
stock, Ohio. 11-14-1ts
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BY LENA NJ. HILL, Phone 1881

BY LENA NJ. HILL, Phone 1851
Church Notes
Methodist Church
b. +. Crawford, Pastor
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
10:45 a. m Morning worship.
Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day evening, 7;30 p. m.
Mingo Methodist Church
$50 a, m. Morning worship.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
The Valley settler., 1946-02-21

-s' '..; '.''7C'- ''': 9tF.-tF -,1 *ic,7 :tcsr Lynn aanavF and % 5orsy 2f l Ss a,syo9 co havo received word that, they .aro .uinner5 Of tho $5o., Yer Bond 6 iyon, by Scars. :. ~1n7 Rooeuck Co. in tho Nat1oaa1 qe asfr aasfradon as'1nl TO Winners in tho RzA conts9sAt a2 a2re MEyo Eve 1y 1!yaicx7 Foster $5o.:: Wor Bond flynn sondvik $25.. Vor Bond,., end Shirley nonroo .$ss. Bond. -
 =. 41a. 4~5 :SLciro3cM aLb;sJ
The Valley settler., 1946-02-21
MATANUSKA.. VALLEY. "'o.~' @.* !: ORCHESTRA :. . APPE A2ED < IN
 -CONCFR1 -%>e. .@1 ,:.>>
:.CONCE1}T

The Matanu ska Valley Orchestra onterta inc at tho, regular PTA meet ing last Tuesday. :,
 even ing. a large and apprcc two eudionc Tho celloet ion-of $58. 50 taken during tho concert was donated: to tho Palmer Il brary
The Valley settler., 1946-02-21
2rt -ir .j;rarT et ta-T tslS. ot Hc -1aIo DOR OfHY@a HUNTL :feYtofa on.>1 ElECTED ,Nk1AIA]NUSk11 ,,,of .o,F LH1D'

poSV' fT1ouy' evening Tn sp1Je or tehoI oIr0Ano" and snow enough people como oout to1thorjod lthcotcrs to cast ballots and cloct Miss hlatonu ska ~lsid. Miss Dorothy hintlcy1 oa2h Idaughcr of Mr. and Mrs. rcsa, 4Fhantloyp won7 tho honor: T. .s1a52-T41 oTl .qi 1s1eemom ofLt c55 70 sof:fLor ott rrof ,erodron. oHt porot hy cHuntloy has "ltvodffn thu fva11oy-oo Isinco 1859 Ehcn 'sho .canico horswfth9 hor ri baron ts. Dorothy era dua tod ofrorhatKo Pd1mor; High School in tho Clossoof fA5s 1o5ho, wusi Fctod high tho Be skot Bal thtou,d of dwhich |she was captain for hor Junior and Senior years. During hcr senior cyooE rsbo oEus also president of her class, odt rrovoa ct qfds
 orot is o1d o1aG and 2as s0 tho a honor M Pf celebrating her Birthday oeaah tyoor witE Enclo Som s sho vas born on his birthdayo 6 Since her sradsat ion from sf School sshhe5il1h yh6 has worked in tho Trading Post tbohind tho ntanusko hh i'd products in tho form of Pgss, milk, cream and mcottas iuon ,ose othor producc.' l = e,,. >o o.,rcGo -t :, hro t!ios la tenu slo Ma i'd is bo ing fsponsorod ard. Putfittod by tho Following busihossos;; rn.,
 li tonu ska Valloy Farmers Cooporat ing As5c.
 cathryn's Dress Shop Xoslosky'
 Bort's Drug storo :. pa11Aor rB Bar rr'<'"Ei .::o" Palmer Fountain 2; Cafe; Rondaydis .cofooa'
 Palmer Cold Storage Frontier oHnr ,,,+ +S's,o ~
 Pearl White Laundry 'Gro harpt am 5 :eedrage eor9
 Vsrtonon's Auto scrvicea Valley cl oepor;s' o
 Louis Beauty Shop ,Hortoi'ls Care
 Koppcrad MotoF moigat .gosoe3
 Carl II. Mcior Palmer Trnn L"... A II 10 % o,:oi
 Ro SC Shop, Anchorage: ~ 0'''' ..s ..rot o:t" ~ Cont. pp.
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