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['PLANS completed for poppy nay
” A poppy on every coat—rorienbranco in
^very..heart,." rill be the goal of the Aner
ican Legion Auxiliary for the annual obser
vance of'Toppy Day” here, Hay 29, the Sat
urday before Memorial
Complete plans for Poppy Dr-y rere announced
today by Mrs. Rorrison, the Auxiliary’s
Po-ipy Chaiman, following a meeting of her
' ccrvnittee. Ponpies rill be offered through
out the tom all day so that everyone will
have an opportunity to honor the war dead
by wearing the memorial flower.
,Teams of volunteer workers from the Auxil
iary will be assigned to different parts of
the town, each working under a team captain.
The-team captains, announced by lirs, Rorri
son, will be'Gloria Carroll, Hay Hielke and
Rosie Hiller,
All Poppy Day workers will give their time
without pay, K-s. Rcrrison explained. Contri
! buttons made for the poppies will go to the
'rehabilitation end child * ./elf are funds of
the Legion and Auxiliary, to be used for the
I benefit of disabled /eterans and needy chil
' dren of veterans during the com in a ’-ear.
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These contributions for. a large part of the
money expended cy the legion and Auxiliary
in their vast renabilitation and welfare
cork.
The poppies which the Auxiliary will distri
bute have been made by disabled veterans at
..Portland Veterans Hospital, They are crepe
>apcr replicas of the famous wild popnies of
Jfc’anbd ar.d Beiciira v/Kich bloomed on the
|Battlefields and cemeteries on both "orld
liars., and r;hich have been the symbol of re
membrance'for the dead ever since the fi~st
’"orld-7ar . Thousands of disabled men and
women, unable to do other '-ork, have veen
(Giver, employment making poppies for
Auxiliary this year.
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now 0(jns alaskan chapeau
I Jules Kilcher has returned to his hone stead
| at Homer, Alaska according to wore1, received
here. He has been in his native land, Swit
zerland, with his family since July 1947.
ft*. Kilcher i3 now wearing an Alaskan Chap
1 eau in which he lectured to the Swiss people
about Alaska. Along with his lectures he al
so showed movies and as a result the A erica
Consulate in Zurich was so swamped with
Alas.;a-interested S^iss that it had to hire'
' extra clerical help to answer the inouiries.
!T ppy to be back in Alaska, Kilcher says his
Alaskan sombrero has permanently replaced
the Swiss bers^A
Kilekors 11.sd on tho Burrell 3* 'ink place
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