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WASILLA SERVICES
SUTDAY'
TUESDAY
PALMER SERVICES!
SU1TDAY
TUESDAY
10:00 e.m.
8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
8:00 ' ,m.
There the Bible speaks*—Me speak
There the Bible is silent—Me are silent.
PmmER COLD
STORAGE
cache your?
FOOD
THE
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WE HAVE
moTnnusKn maio ice crepiii
IN GALLONS - QUARTS - PINTS
POPSICLES
GRAPEFRUIT - ORANGES - LEMONS
FRESH MATANUSKA EGGS
JDP SALE
Dr t: ROOM SET, mABLE, SIX r-''ATTS, RUFFEl
FEILCO, C A3 INST MODEL RLIuO
CANKER FOR SEALING- A"D RNLX'O TUT GA'S
glass fruit JARS QUARTS 00£ por dozen
bookcases bed, rf sins
CHEST OF DRAPERS FAIR OF SKIIS
SUN LA IP STEEL FENCE POSTS, FIFTY
80 ACRE FARM 'modem house, three’bedrooms
ful1 basement, concrete and stone, preen
house and garden.
SEE DR. BERNICE ANDRETS
i - IT •. " Uf.-T. C] a; jsd
Thj date of !;h meeting for 4 - H Club
members ana. their lea lore at King’s Lake
has boon '-ha. god to August 2nd to 6th, due
t>» o snift in train schedule.
All regular enrolled 4-H Club Members and
their Leaders are eligible to attend. The
!■' caxrrp will open for the membors and leaders
Saturday evening, August 2nd. Everyone is
urged to be there early enough to register
and be assigned a cabin Before sun-.er.
A good educational and recreational uro
gram is being planned for Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, and on Wednesday morning,
Aug. 6th, camp will be broken and members
rill return hone,
Tbod and room - 4 days C 2.50 per day JlO.
Palmer an! "Tasilla personnel arc reouired
to orovide their own transportation to and
from Camp, Pring your usual camping 'ear
slooping bag or ulenty blankets, towels,
soap, »sou it 6 dope, drinking cup, camera
i 7°u desiro, bathing suit, extra change
■)f servicable'clothes, fishing license
ind equipment,'those of you who are musi
cally inclined, bring your* instrument and
•e prepared to help out on evening camp—
‘ire programs, and any other mino^ items
rhich you may wish to bring, however, t
;ravel light.
lamp rules renuire that a health check be
lade by a certified nurse or doctor, pre
vious to the paying of your camp duos,
■"ho last day for registration is July 25.
•!• * * * * o* ♦ * * * *?Jc * >!« % *
dvevett Yohn, who returned to Palmer the
'irst of the'month is employed in the
trading 'ost, Ko is taking over the
duties of Manager while Hr, Have is on
.raeat ion
:ir Hoy _irock left by plane '-Saturday for
Longview, “ashington on a business"trip.
He plans to return in about a week.
l.Tisn *S.ic Hill returned Saturday with her
r ofcl or, lirs. Chas ISl.ton, from a visit in
•Fairbanks. SUe liked Fairbanks (??) so*
•well that she plans to go again soon.
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'"ILL SOI,SCUTE VOLUNTLEFT
-ALi.-iH LI..1ARY v.rould like anyone interested
to volunteer for mork as librarian on 7od
nosfay afternoons or Itiday afternoons,
from 2 to 4 p.n.
Approximately a quarter of a million oor
sons in. the United States have tuberculosis
and 0.0 not knov it. So the spread of the
disease continues.