JACKIE SMITH AWAITING ADMISSION TO
ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL IN SEATTLE.
Jackie Sfcith, daughter of W.R, Snith of
Palmer, is now auditing admission to the
Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle;
Dcanic Forks, son of Don Parks, receives
treatment at the Orthopedic Hospital fr'm
tine to time. also. His treatment will'be
continued over a period of years.
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MATANUSKA ROAD
SOUTH OF PALMER
JOHN REED- —GEN. MGR.
ACCA LAUNCHES MAJOR FUND RAISING PROJECT
TO SECURE LOCAL ORTHOPEDIC.
As a project to raise a substantial sum of
money for the Alaska Crippled Children's
Association, the trustees have decided to
publish a Cook Book. This book is to be
a good cook book as well as an oxcellcnt
souvenir of Alaska,' It will be'printed on
first quality paper, well bound, and con
tain color platos and black & whites of
Alaska sccnos. It will sell at $2.50 per
copy or thereabout.
This book will include recipes contributed
by our members all over the Territory. The
work of compiling and editing will be done
by the members of the Anchorage Chapter,
Will any lady having a favorite tested
rocipd, please send or bring it with hoi*
name, to the Extension Office in Palmer.7
They would like to have the collection of
recipes completed by the middle of Septem
ber so that the compilation*of the book
can bo started at that time,
1c hope to have a large number of recipes a
and names from the Valley in the Cook Book.
The Palmor Chapter now has 70 members in
tho ACCA.
The Anchorage Office announces that $2400.
has now been contributed to be matched by
Federal money. Also $500. was made as a
gift to the Children's Orthopedic Hospital
in Seattle where Alaskan children receive
treatment.
Valley
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