tour group PLANS
VISIT TO PALMER
tio?^fat,er Clarkst°n Associa
tion of Clarkston, Washington, is
ton?11!?18 •an ,Alaskan goodwill
tour during the month of June
nd present plans indicate they
will arrive in Palmer Saturday,
June 22 at about 6 p.m. The
Northland Pioneer Grange and
Matanuska Valley Chamber of
commerce are assisting the group
by providing parking space, the
JJ** t!le GranSe hall, and a din
ner that night.
The public is invited to turn
out and welcome the group as
ey arrive in the city. There will
be an opportunity for the public
to meet the tour members and to
examine and photograph a dis
play of state flags carried by the
group. This display of state flags
is the most domplete ever seen in
the northwest among them are
the flags of Guam, Hawaii, Al
aska, and more than 30 of the
state flags.
The tour; eminates from Clarks
ton, Washington, journies to
Lewiston and Moscow, Idaho, to
Spokane, and back in^o Idaho at
Couer D’ Alene, enters Canada at
Kingsgate, stops at Cranbrook,
Ferme, Fort McLeod, Calgary,
Red Deer, Edmonton, Grande
Prairie, Dawson Creek, Fort Nel
son, and Whitehorse. In Alaska
stops are being made at Fair
banks, Eagle, Summit, Palmer,
Anchorage and Homer.
The group expects to be back in
Clarkston on July 2.
Betty Mclntire is filling in for
Dolores Pommier, valley hospital
bookkeeper, while she is on a
four-week vacation trip to her I
former home in Minnesota.
IN AND OUT AT THE
VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
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Patients hospitalized at the
Valley Presbyterian Hospital this
week include the following: Clay
Prewitt Mrs. Irvin Bentti, Ole,
Johnson, Mrs. Warren Elliott of
Star Route, Mrs. A1 Withey, Her
bert H. Eakes of Anchorage, Rus
sell Hoffman, 10, Mrs. Robert
Freeman and infant daughter,
Jerrold Brandenburg, Ralph
Plumly, and Judy Ann LaRose,
17 months.
Hospitalized but now out in
cludes the following: Oscar Syl
vester, Mile 170, Mrs. Richard
Whatley and infant daughter,
James Haisley, Jr., John St. Pier
re, Robert Johnson, Mrs. Roscoe
•Taylor and infant daughter. Mrs.
Norbert Chawaniec and infant
son, William Lawrence of Wasil
la, Bernice Yerbich, 7, of Sutton,
Glen Marshall of Sutton, Mrs.
Ronald iMcNeese, Timothy Hur
ley, 1, Gordon Smart, 11, Mrs.
Florence Rouse, Mrs. Russell
Johnon of Spenard, Mrs. Chester
Melesky and infant son, Marvlou
Sietz, 15, Kathleen France, IV2,
James Sutton, 10, Nancy Wood,
10, Veronica Trudell, 11, Bob
Havemeister, 16, Bonnie Bouw
ens, 3V2, Kenneth Bouwens, 11,
and Mrs Clarence F. Krause.
Mrs. Frances Murdock left June
9 for the states after spending
a month with her son and fam
ily, Crag Murdock of Sutton and
her daughter and family, Mrs.
Harold Lundberg of Palmer.
Mrs. Joan Leverett, nurses’ aid
at the hospital, has resigned her
position and plans to leave soon
for the states.
It’s Your AMERICA
PRODIGY!
THE AGE OF 2, HORACE GREELEV
TO REP OVER THE BIBLE. AT 3 HE EASILV
READ CHILDREN'S BOOKS. AT 4 HE REAP
ADULT BOOKS. AT S HE GAVE EXHIBITIONS
OF REAPING ANV BOOK RIGHT-SIDE UP.
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CHAMPION OF FREE PRESS
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HORACE GREELEY CAME TO NEW YORK.
TEN YEARS LATER HE FOUNDED THE
MBIV YORK TRIBUNE, DEDICATING HIS
life to protecting the birthright op
INDIVIDUAL AMERICAN©-THEIR RIGHT
TO SPEAK AND PRINT AND REAP
THE .TRUTH WITHOUT PEAK OR
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CHIEF OF ENGINEERS
TO VISIT IN ALASKA
Major General E. C. Itschner,
Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army,
will arrive in Ketchikan on Sun
day to start a seven-day official
visit to Alaska, it was announced
this week. The Alaska visit will
be the first made by General Its
chner since he was appointed
chief of engineers and the first
by a chief of engineers in several
years.
General Itschner will be in An
chorage on June 18, will spend
Wednesday on a tour of civil
works and military projects at
Kodiak and will inspect military
projects at Elmendorf and Fort
Richardson the following day. On
June 21 he will travel to Big Del
ta and on to Ladd Air Force Base.
That evening he will leave on the
return trip to the states.
In addition to inspecting civil
works and military construction
projects, General Itschner is
scheduled to appear at several
meetings and conferences with
local groups at the various Alas
kan communities he will visit.
Cub Scouts Earn
Achievement Awards
A number of achievement
awards were presented to Palmer
Cub Scouts during a picnic held
June 2. Awards were made to
the following boys:
Clifford Bach, wolf badge, gold
and silver arrow points; Steven
Cook, wolf badge, gold and sil
ver arrows; Sammy Cotten, wolf
badge, gold and silver arrows,
bear badge, gold and two silver
arrows; Russell Hoffman, wolf
badge, gold arrow and denner’s
bar; Ronald Smith, Jimmy Wil
son, and Jerry Wilson, bob-cat
badges; Steven McKinley, gold
arrow for wolf badge and assist
ant denner bar; Bill Hale, denner
bar; Hal Gazaway, denner bar
and silver arrow for wolf; Char
les Shaefer, bob-cat badge; Jay
Dearborn, denner bar; Rudy Per
kins, assistant denner; John Ste
phan, silver arrow for wolf badge;
Robert Bush wolf badge and gold
arrow.
Also, James Huston, wolf badge
and gold arrow; Frank Knapp,
gold arrow for wolf; Craig Pud
dicomb, bob-cat badge; John
Sherman, wolf badge, gold arrow,
thre silver arrows; Marty Sher
man, three silver arrows for wolf,
bear badge, gold arrow and three
silver arrows for bear badge; Bil
ly Deming, wolf badge, gold and
two silver arrows; Jimmy Ehr
hart two silver arrows for wolf;
Randy Haman, one year service
star; Richard Washburn, wolf
badge and denner stripe; Philip
Doherty, den chief award; Mich
ael Otte, bob-cat badge; Russell
Hoffman, bob-cat badge; Miles
France, bear badge, gold and sil
ver arrow; Tommy Joe Briggs,
bear badge; Andy DeVries, bear
badge, gold arrow; and Martin
Buzby, denner bars.
Child Conference
Date Set for July
During ihe month of July
there will be but one Well Child
Conference, according to Mrs.
Myrtle Spencer, public health
nurse. This conference will be
held on Monday, July 8, instead
of the regular Tuesday date.
Hours will continue the same as
during the month of June: 10-11
a.m. and 1-3 p.m.
More than 90 children were
taken to the June 11 conference.
This was the first time that the
morning hours were observed
and proved very successful.
Mrs. Spencer reported she was
rvery pleased with the response
shown by the parents.
Another conference will be
held June 25 with the new hours
to apply.
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