CHURCH SERVICES
ST. IICYJPL'S CA"~ OLIG Cr-l’RCH •
Rev. Father Jones Br.oadj Fastor
Sunday Hass 10:00 a.n.
Confessions heard before Hass
Sodality Comunion hold the first Sunday
of uach nonth.
SP.-ITT: BAT' ABTITIST CEJJRCH
SA7”irvff VISITORS ARE ’"PLCCl ~E
Sabbath School 9:45 a.n#
C' iu?ch Services 11:00 a.n.
TEC CTPRCI- 0~ GOT)
Rev. 0 erne 'p. Savchenko, P.- stor
Sunday School * 10:00 a.n.
Horning: Devotions 11:00 a.n.
I!id-"eck Prayer II otings held in the
Private hones.
:: a '"100::: is iracriED 'to all."
TEC 7.XLLY CKATCL of the CHJRCK 0"*
1 v. O.orgo Gei-itz, Pastor
S ndny School 10:45
’"orship Service 11:00
ayer and Bible Study
VT.dr.esday evening 8:00
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UTITD FROTZSTATT CbURCK
Victor I. Alfscn, Fustor
C' urch School
Horning '"oroh ip
C' Tirtian - • doavor
S'.’oninj Service
i _cr tttitf chcrch
Victor I. Arsen, Pastor
Surd v Services
T.-3 C'.mCil - CK’RCF
C rl B. Zohrung, Minister
S- r. day Services: •
3'blo School
I' :rr ir.r; ’"orship
Z ening Service
Tuesday Evening:
Bible Study ail'd Prayer l!cel
ST. JOT’S LUTHBRAP OITRCP
rT ltor Zoile, Pastor
S"nday School
I''miry ’"orship
Holy Ccmnur.i&nois celebrated
rconth on the fourth Sunday.
LLTPZRAF HOUR-SUI ’DATS O’CR K,
TITOS E'Ti
OTISTAP SCIZPCZ SZcTCZS
H ’d i:\ tho E.S. Bauer hone.
Sunday '• V\
”0: , ' -ay ify Jehovah'r-ith ue
orr.ilt his nanc together,”
10:00 a.n.
11:00 a.n.
7:00 p.n.
OTO p.n.
3;"0 p.n.
of CPR1ST
10: 0 a.n.
11:00 a.n.
0: 0 p.n.
ing 8: 00 p.n.
10:00 a.n.
11:30 a.n.
every Accord
F.^.D.
12:B0 noon
11:00 a.n.
and let us
; JACK klAZE - GUEST SPEAKER
AT ANCHORAC-E C. If C.
20 Delegates from the T-lley visited the
A chorage Chanber of Comer ce on Hand ay of
this week. This visit was occasioned from
:: long standing invitation fra.: the Anchorage
Chanber . T~use attending from the Mata
nuska V. lley Chanber of Comerce were:
Stack Use, Daryl Meeks, Hr. and Mrs. Milter
Teeland of Hus ilia, Rev. Miter Zeile ,1-' rry
Peebles, Al-Hagen, Parker Lester, Jan Eos- - *
loslcy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meier* Bill Rerapel,
Matt and Ivan Perkins, Ric' ard Doming, Viola .
Daniels, Even DcLsr.d, Arvid Johnson, C.M./
Peters, Clayton ^ss linger, Cr.rl Rasmussen,
Mrs; Potty Hears; Steve Hard, Rusty Dow,
Mrs. Elsie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Hn~r>crd Sends,
Jack Maze was guest speaker on the occasion
and outlined twelve specific advantages
which Primer holds over the Anchorage area
for the location of the Alaska ITative Ser
vice Hospital.
They - 'ere as follows:
I. Palner has the site with sufficient
acreage to meet the needs,
S. Electric power for the hospital rill be
provided by the I’atc.nuska Electric Associ
ation through funds from the H3A,
Jo, Tater and serer lines are near the nro
Jposed site,
4; Coal fifelas are near the area,
5, Both the rd.il road and the Anchorage
Pairbanks Hi ;hray reae-h Palner,
6,, F iner is the milk, poultry and vege
table production center of Alaska,
7, Palmers greater number of clear days
would provide fetter opportunity for out
door rest or recreation for hospital pat
ients,
8, Thin roater number of clear days gives
more favorable flying weather in Palner,
9, Location of the hospital at.Palner rill
help in the total development of the terri
tory by extending its population o^er a
.greater area,
10, The scenic advantages of the site under
discussion are unparalleled, and rill play
an important part in keeping patient morale
high during the long period of recovery,
II, Palner offers closer access to outdoor
recreation spots,
IS. The torn, of Palmer would provide more of
the restful quiet needed by patients in a
sanitarium.
Petitions including these points had been
'prepared by the Valley Chsatbor of Commerce
and rare circulated among the Anchorage
business men for endorsement following the
meeting.
Haze also emphasized the fact that x.ioncy
spent in the Valley eventually roaches
Anchorage, and business men in Anchorage