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The Frontiersman
Wasilla, Palmer, Alaska
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The Valley Hospital Association is sponsoring a New Year Baby Contest, where the first baby born at Valley Presbyterian Hospital after midnight on December 31, 1958, will receive numerous gifts donated by local Palmer merchants.
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TO RECEIVE MANY
VALUABLE GIFTS
Little Mr. or Miss Palmer of 1959 will be the recipient of a number of valuable gifts through a New Year Baby Contest being sponsored by the Valley Hospital Association. The first baby born at Valley Presbyterian Hospital will receive a variety of gifts after midnight tomorrow night which have been donated by local merchants.
Among gifts which have already been offered the Auxiliary for their contest are: A $5 gift certificate from Betty's; a $10 savings account from the Matanuska Valley Bank; a floral arrangement from Maud's Flowers; one year subscription from The Frontiersman; a $5 gift certificate from Valley People's Store; $5 gift certificate from Reed's Hardware; $10 certificate from Palmer Drug; $10 certificate from Matanuska Valley Farmers Co-operating Association; $5 cash from Palmer Automotive; $5 cash Mac's Plumbing and Heating; $2 Avon product certificate from Vera Hayes; $5 laundry certificate from Pearl White Laundry; and a certificate from Bert's Drug Store. $5 certificate from Thrifty Variety and a gift certificate from Koslosky's Department Store.
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Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Palmer
Event Date
After Midnight Tomorrow Night
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Outcome
the first baby born will receive gifts including certificates, cash, subscriptions, and products from local merchants.
Event Details
A New Year Baby Contest sponsored by the Valley Hospital Association offers valuable gifts to the first baby born at Valley Presbyterian Hospital after midnight tomorrow night, donated by local merchants such as Betty's, Matanuska Valley Bank, and others.