CHEST DRIVE TO
START OCT IS
$3000.00 has been set
as the goal for the
Community Chest Drive
October 15th. -2l;th. This
is to be distributed a
mong the Health Council,
Welfare Council, Library
Girl Scouts, A.C.C.A.
and the United Defense
Fund, 70 per cent of
which goes to the U.S.O.
The community is re
minded that these ser
vices are available to
everyone. In making
your contribution, fig
ure how much you would
contribute to each of
the above services if
you were going to give
to each individually,
and then give the total
to the Chest. The
Chest does not aim to
cut down on giving, but
to cut down on the num
ber of drives. By a
■’suring the community
of health and welfare
services, it also e
i r:inates the necessity
f personal "handouts"
In fact, it is often a
greater kindness to a
person in need to be
referred to the '7elfare
Council {fc II.S. Commis
sionier), or to the
Health Center (Hiss M.
Myren) , where the case
can be given profession
al and long range care,
than it is to receive a
cash "handout'1.
At its meeting Mon
day evening, the board
received with regret
Clarence Moore's resig
nation. Mr. Moore is
transfering to the U
niversity of Kansas.
Mrs. Loretta Talcott
and Mrs. William Zahradr
nicelc were welcomed as
new board members.
Mr. Ganschow, campai#
chairman, is looking fo;
more volunteer solicit
ors this year, and
would be ~lad to hear
from anybody willing to
assist in the door to
door canvas, October 15
th-2l(.th •
C of C MEETIMG con'td.
acclaim by the visitors,
THE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE, PREVIOUS
LY CARRIED BY THE TRADING POST, WILL •
NOW BE FOUND AT THE WAREHOUSE.
STOVES .... Combinations
Electric
Gas
REFRIGERATORS .
OIL HEATERS .
WASHING MACHINES .
Automatics
GUNS
SISTER VISITS
Mrs. Ina Mollerin of
Tacoma, Washington, is
spending a few days in
Palmer, this week. Mrs#
Mollerin, who is a sis
ter of Lauritz Loberg,
stopped here enroute to
Fairbanks, whore she
has a daughter.
THERE WILL BE A MEET
ING OF THE CREDIT UNION
ON OCTOBER 9, IN THE
CO-OP CLUB ROOMS, AT
8 P.M.
EXTENSION NEWS
At a meeting of the
i;-H Council last Wednes
day evening, ip—H A
chievement Day was
planned. The Was ilia
Council members invited
the I4.—H group to come to
./asilia on Saturday Oct
ober 20 at 2 o'clock to
observe i|-H Achievement
Day. An interesting
program was outlined.
Something new has been
added to the program
this year. Remember,
all l^-H'ers and parents
are invited.
He hope to have a 100
per cent completion of
a-H projects this year.
Completed project books
are due in the Extension
office before October
15th. Haldine Lundberg
aas brought in her pro
ject book. The FIRST
one. Congratulations,
7aldino l
October 11th. is the
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