Homemakers Enjoy Achievement Day
A very large turn-out enjoyed
the Homemakers Achievement
Day program which was held on
November 7.
In the morning session the fol
lowing Homemakers Council of
ficers were installed: Mrs. Frank
McKenzie, president; Mrs. Don
siId Cook, vice president; Fern
Wright, secretary; Mrs. James
Harrison, treasurer; and Mrs,
Xdlu Newville. reporter- histori
an Mrs. Robert Klem was install
ing officer.
At the noontime lunch Mrs.
McKenzie was presented a birth
*day cake which had been attrac
tively decorated by May Thomp
son of the Cheechako Club.
The afternoon session was
.highlighted with the presentation
of skits by the various clubs, each
following the program theme,
’'Harmonies of Working To
fjjeUher”
The Homemakers Council will
not meet on November 25 because
of election day. .The meeting has
been postponed until Monday,
December 1.
THANK YOU NOTICE
We wish to express our thanks
and deepest appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors for
their kindnesses and help when
we lost our home by fire. Also we
especially wish to thank and
commend the Palmer Fire De
partment for their valiant effort
to save the building and con
tents. The fact that they were
unsuccessful was in no way due
to lack of skill or fire fighting
technique but simply to the
lack of sufficient equipment to
do the job. If they could have ap
plied four nozzles for 15 minutes
instead of one, and occasionally
two, at any time within the first
hour of their struggle, we would
be cleaning house today instead
of looking for one.
GLEN & MARVEL WOOD
X] ELECT
Doris McKinley
Republican
State Legislature
'U IfGISLat
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E L McKlNLEY
GET IN STEP
WITH THE
OTHER 48!
The people of the United States
last week elected a Congress
which will be overwhelmingly
Democratic.
In the U. S. Senate there will
be only 34 Republicans, but 62
Democrats—plus the two senators
from Alaska.
To get results for Alaska it is
as simple as A-B-C that the thing
to do is send two Democratic sen
| a tors to work with that big Dem
i ocratic majority.
To send a Republican senator
j to Washington would be the
; height of folly. His would be a
j voice crying in the wilderness.
On November 25, elect two
j Democratic senators from Alas
i ka: Ernest Gruening and Bob
I Bartlett.
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! BARTLETT-GRUENING SENATORIAL HEAD
• QUARTERS, 120 E. STH, ANCHORAGE.
Non-Partisan Meet
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the principle of geographical re
presentation as presently practic
ed in the judicial districts. The
Wasilla P-TA also recommends
that the State Department of
Education btf a separate and dis
tinct department of the new state
government; and that a thorough
study be made of the relationship
I between boroughs, cities, and
i school districts be made before
| the legislature meets.
Members of the audience re
! ported a very informative meet
| mg, with the candidates voicing
| their opinions on the recommen
I dations made by the Wasilla
| P-TA regarding education in the
I new state. Candidate Lightwood
| also pointed out to the audience
: that the land office has no auth
i ority to deprive homesteads, in
| most cases, of their oil and gas
I rights.
Elect James Hurley, one
of the signers of the
State Constitution; 9th
1District. Adv.
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RAY WOLFE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
State Senate
QUALIFIED
• EXPERIENCED ■ IN PUBLIC OFFICE
• SUCCESSFUL IN BUSINESS
• RESIDENT OF ALASKA SINCE 1928
YOUR VOTE FOR ME WILL
INSURE HONEST REPRESENTATION
Paid, authored by Ray Wolfe ;!
Cities League
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to the consumer sales tax and
general property tax.
To request the State Legisla
ture to recognize that the need
of a comprehensive state-wide !
highway is urgent in order to
fully develop the state’s natural j
resources and the tourist indus- !
try, and that the need is much j
greater than can be expected to
be raised annually by the State
Gasoline Tax and Federal-Aid
Highway funds; therefore, the
League of Alaskan Cities will
support any additional State ap
propriation from State General
Funds or by bond issues as re
quested by the Alaska Highway
and Public Works Board to speed
the completion of an adequate
Alaska Highway System; and
that the Alaska Highway and '
Public Works Department be
given major departmental status |
and sufficient funds for adminis- i
; tration in order that it may as- 1
: sume at the earliest practical
date all functions of highway i j
planning, construction, and main- '
If i'
i tenance. <
To seek legislation to obtain a i
! strong Juvenile Code with em
| phasis on parental responsibility.
To support legislation to ex
tend the Alaska Public Works Act
for five years and increase the
authorization by $50~million.
Elect Gerrit "Heinie" Snider, as
a member to the Alaska State
Legislature, former member of
i the Marine cooks and Stewards
Union, former member of the
Union of Federal Government
Employees, member of Hotel and
Restaurant Union Local 878, past
Grand President of the Grand j
Lodge of the Pioneers of Alaska.
pd. adv. I
I j
Elect James J. Hurley,
Representative, 9th Dist.
Pd. Adv. !
Opening, Sal., Nov. 15
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