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TURKEY DINNER
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The '..'r.silla Public Library ^.ssoci
tion is giving a benefit dinner
this coming Saturday evening Fob
rnw-y 4, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in
the ’.r.silla Community Hall. Pro
ceeds from the dinner will go
toward the Luilding Fund of the
new Library. On the Menu will be
Turkey with Dressing, Cranberry
S, uce, Potatoes and Gravy, Buttered
Peas and Carrots, Cabbage Salad,
Kct Roils and Jelly, Coffee, Tea
and ile. Prices are set at ,/2.00
for adults and 1.00 for school
children.
Those who attend the dinner are
promised-not only a good meal
prepared by Wasilla’s best cooks,
but Fusic while they edt,.
The Lcsilla Public Library Associ
ation extends an invitation to all
the Valley to attend this dinner
and help support a most worthwhile
cause.
CANCEL MEMORIAL
FUN 3 13 STARTED
Establishment of a memorial fund to
which friends srd relatives of can
cer victims con make contributions
ns a tribute to these victims, was
announced today by Mrs. Mildred R.
Hermann, Commander of the Alaskd
division of the .American Cancer
Society.
The nucleus for such a fund, Mrs.
Hermann stated, was received last
Lweek in the form of a substantial
check from a group of friends in
Fairbanks, honoring the memory of a
prominent woman in the ^ourth Divi
sion, who was c recent cancer victim
In all such cases, i-rs, Hermann
stated, a card is sent out from the
Alaska Division, notifying the near
est of kin that such a contribution
has been made, rnd expressing appre-^
ciation of the gift. It is a case
of "serving the living, in memory
of the dead, * she stated, since
funds received lor this purpose are
used to finance research education
and other services that may help
save the lives of potential victims.
Contributions to the memorial fund
may be made in the same manner as
other contributions, Mrs. Hermann
stated, The apnor simply mails a
check to -'Cancer" Juneau, Alaska, •
stating the name, the next of kin,
in whose memory the donation is
made, and it will be credited to
the proper fund and sent on its way
to help in the great fight to con
quer cancer.
Alaska Division, AFRICAN CANCER
SOCIETY, P.O. Box 422, Juneau, Als.
ALBRECHT TO WASHINGTON
D. C
Dr. C.Sarl Albrecht left Juneau on
January 28th Jor h-shington D.C.
after receiving e telephone call
from Washington, L.C., requesting
hin to be ther- hondc.y to testify as
a witness bofor- the subcommittee on
appropriations for the Federal Secur
ity agency. appropriations for the
Arctic Health Institute are bein?
considered, according to the message.
Dr. nibrecht said he expects to re
main in the capital for about two
weeks during which time he will fol
low up other matters of importance
to Alaska’s health program.
Editor-Oid j-ou write this poem
yourself?
Contributor—Yes, every line of it.
Editor—Jhen I*m glad to meet you,
Edgar «JLlan loe, 1 thought you were
dead long ago.