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Tho ANNUAL BAZAAR which was held by the
St. Michael's Catholic Church on December
7th of this year ms very successful,says
Father Snoad, Pastor of the Church.
Tho weather was certainly not favorable
Saturday evening, but in qpito of tho high
rind people turned out. The winners of the
three Grand Prizes’ were:
First Prize—A Community Plate Silverware
set was won by—
Albert G. Miller of Palmer
Second Prize—A Beautiful Handmade Quilt
was won by Bonnie Larsh of Palmer.
Third Prize— A 100$ Wool Chatham blanket
was won by George-Pastro of Anchorage.
The AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY No. 15,wishes
to take this opportunity to thank everyone
who gave their tins and articles for thd
Rummage Sale which was leld last Friday,
and helped make it a success, ^e also
wish to thank the United Protestant Church
and the Extension Service for the uso of
their tables, the Co-Op for the use of thd
Recreation Hall Lobby, end Mrs. Mary Witt,
who generously cleaned the clothing,which
was offered for sale, free of charge.
Legion Auxiliary Ladies.
THE VALLEY- THEATRE will repeat showing of
throe of their outstanding pictures. So
many people missed these pictures and have
asked to have them shown again. Therefore,
the theatre is showing them again on tho
following dates:
Wednesday December 18th at 8:00 p.m. only
"NAUGHTY MARIETTA"
Thursday at 8:00 pm only Docombor 19th
"30 SECONDS OVER TOKYO"
Friday December 20th at 7:15 and 9:00 ?M
"LOVE LETTERS"
ms. ALICE RYAN "AS NOT 3URNED TO DEATH
Mr Ryan reported this week. She was killed
by the explosion which' followed tho out
break of the fire. Mr. Ryan stated that
Alice had phoned the firo department end
was fully drossod to lcavo tho building—
oven to having her glasses on her eyes.She
was‘found in the hall outside the room.
Mr. Ryan Will take Mrs. Ryan to Minneap
olis this week<for burial there, Mrs.Ryan's
daughter is here and will cccompany him.
THE REEP KNOT,5000‘ton capacity, which was
londod at Portland,Orogon this last week
is carrying many badly neoded items other
than food. Tho cargo consists of dairy and
poultry feed and supplies, medical and hos
pital supplies and equipment, school sup
plies and equipment, general food items,
clothing, baggago, emergency supplies for
Alaska Railroad, urgently needed public
utility supplies for telephone, electric
and water, compnnios, leather Bureau supplios
snow removal equipment, urgently needed
building material for homos undor construc
tion, urgently needed heating and plumbing
supplies, railway axyacss, parcel past,and
Christmas awy ilea.
Othoi- boa-js nr. '.ending at Seattle and
supplies wili. soon to reaching the public
- again.