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PTA GUEST SPEAKERS
Dr. Karl Polka, orthopedic surgeon,
and Kiss Rhode Collins, Nutritional
consultant for Alaska, will be at
the next PTA meeting on Tuesday
November 15th. They will explain
some of thuir findings in the re
cent school examination to parents.
DR BAILEY WEDS
Miss Jewell Doan Griffith of Bremer
ton, Vashington, became the bride of
Dr. Clarence C. Bpiley last Friday
evening at 8 p.m. in St. John's Luth
eran Church. The Rev. Fathor Sayr
of All-Saints Lpiscopal Church of
Anchorage* officiated.
The bride was gowned in white satin
with tight-fitting bodice and full
skirt. She wore a shoulder length
veil of ivory illusion which was
hold in place by e wreath a satin
rosebuds. She carried a bouquet of
orchids with streamers of stephenotis
land a white Bible.
[The bride was attended by Martha
Collier as Maid of Honor who wore a
gown of gr^en satin. She carried a
bouquet of roses. The groom was at
tended by Villiam Zahradineck and
Jack Mazo gave the bride away.
Mrs. Ociw Griffith, the bride’s
| mother, wore a spice colored aftor
! noon dress,and Mrs. Lloyd Beiley,
I mother of the groom, wore deep blue.
| Both mothers wore red rose corsages.
' Preceding the ceremony, Dr. ^.R.Sims
.sang "Because". During the ceremony
he sang "The lord's Prayer."
Ushers were Neal '..'right1, Bob Totten,
Stanley Laird, Bob Johns and Bob
Peterson.
The church was very attractively
decorated with ferns, Chrysanthemums
; and evergreens.
*
Following tho ceremony a reception
[ was giv^n in the Matanuska Hotel.
BLOOD TYPING
Cont. from page- 1
The plan can bo a moans of saving
lives th:t could bo lost while don
ors are being located.
Dr. Bailey’s plans fire for two mas
ter files. One file would bo kept
ct- the Valley Hospital and the other
one would bo kept in his office.
The project is sponsored by the
local Kiwanis Club, 'which is advan
cing the cost of the serum needed
for Jryping and Rh, determinations.
The Department of Health is cooper
ating by paying for materials for
the required Kahn tost, and are fur
nishing equipment for procuring oho
blood and making the laboratory de
terminations, on test days.
The first testing will be done on
Sunday November 20 between the hours
of 9 a.m.- to 12'and 1 p.m. and 5 n -m.
and will include persons whoso names
begin with the letters A through B