nOTICES
GiFrs-Ar?.crs-CHnJi»EN's <»othetg -
; Any ladies who rant gifts, aprons,child
ton's clothing nay b$ry them from the
*" Ladies' Aid of the United Protestant Church
There arc many lovely 'things left from the
Bazaar which was hfcld last Saturday eve
ning. If you are interested in seeing
these items, you nay do so by calling at
tho United Trotestant Church Manse.
Aside from a meeting of the Community
Chest on Monday evening at 8;00 o'clock in
the Lutheran Church basement, the Moose
Lodge meeting on Tuesday eyening, and a :
meeting of tho Fblunteer F_re‘Association
on Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. —next week
is a conparitively quiet week as far as
meetings are concerned.
The Crur.ee postponed their'next meeting
until Saturday November 29.
The HO:H,'AKERS’ COUNCIL will meot on Mon
day December!, in the Extension Office.
Miss Johnson, the new Extension Ageiit’will
be here to meet with the Club leaders.'
C. OF C NOTES Cont. from p. 3
’ according to Col. Mosely, Mr. Cribble said,
*•
The "ational Committee on Scouting is to
meet in Seattle'and are being ihvited-to j
visit Alaska Mr. Gribble stated. The El
Fleischnam Yeast Company has "romised to |
bring 30 on a Yacht.
In two years, Mr. Sribble said, we can ex
pect to handle about a thousand 3oy Scouts
a year as tourists. This mean additional
Camp space and accommodations.
The guests were introduced by Mr. Matt
which included Mr. Ely, from'the Testing
house company in Seattle; Mr. Tilcox, Min
( ing Course Instructor 'fro'- the University
of Alaska; Mr. Jordan, Internal Revenue
Officer; and the Consulting Engineer from
the A1 aska Railroad.
Lunch was prepared and served by the ladle:
of the'United Protestant Church, Mrs. Neil
Miller, Mrs. Victor Alfsen and Mrs. Carl
Meier.
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17 O T 2 s
» Ad :r':tod:
Par.'. Crkka, Palmer; Duane Go'drick,
Palm er; Raymond Fickalaskey , Palmer;
Romaic. I'oehan, Palmer; Gary Johnson,
Tar ill a- T'ro. C; ^uarnstron, Palmer;
Ralph Goodrich, Palmer,
jo . j.eton, Tasilla; I'arjorie Kiloh
~”ur ‘11 a. (Tonsilectonies)
Vr~. J. R. Slr.ore, Palmer
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Dis'-iirted:
Urn. Seitz
Iter., Ianil ton
fflHTRnUSKA VRLLEy LIBRRRy
DNDAYS:
UESDAYS:
13DKE SDAYS:
'HURSDAYS:
FRIDAYS:
2:00 p.m.-to 4-:00 p.m.
Mrs. Aleno Lucas
7*00 p.m. - to 9:00 p.m.
I,Its. ‘ Eafrl Graves
2:00 P.m; to 4:00 u.m.
Mrs. H.S. Bauer
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Mrs. F.R.Sims
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs.. Maude Hosier
2:00 P.m". 'to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. V/.C. Mau
2:00 P.m. to .4:00 p.m.
Mrs. Doming
7:00 p.m. to _8:00 p.m.
Mrs. Halter Zeile
UJflR 'SURPLUS J3ROPERLy,
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fnOOEL SHOP
LOCATED IN .THEATRE ANNEX
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UlJlt>biWbL
HAROLD IV. MOORE
PALMER-ALASKA
fiUTO ANC TRACTOR
' REPAIR
TURE-UP ■
on
COfll PLETE OVERHAUL
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Located 1 mile from Palmer
on tVm J'at^^cW.Calnflp Hindltin.V.
Bernice Bowens, Mrs. Brown, Ralph Flumley,
Palmer; Earl Onl:ka, Duane Goodrich,
Mrs. Cuddy, Anchorage
Births:
Mrs, Myles France, 6# 5 oz. baby girl,
Pamela, November 15, .12:08 A.M.
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Geo, Fenemore of Shaop Mountain, who was
run over by a caterpillar has been moved
to the Post hospital and is under the
care of Dr. Lamberton, Ed suffered about
18 fractures and they report that he is
getting along very well.