VOL. 10 Palmer, Alaska November 20, 1947_No. 47
BOARD 'B'
CO-OP ROTES
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On Tod;',c.rc’ry evening of this week there
was a 80ere' Committee meeting to decide
upon 01 enizational policies. The regular
board xeting will be held on Saturday of
this week.
SATITART/TS IN PAIASR
Early .his "week, Dr. Noon, the Anchorage ••
Sanitarian-, Nr. Ncrely, Territorial Sani
tarian;-and Dr. Bridges, Army Sanitarian
wero in Iaimer and'took a bacteria test at
the local creamery. They had planned to
take a Sediment test, but the sediment
testin' eruiipment failed to overate satis
factorily and it was therefore impossible
to mako these tests.
FAIR HEARIflG I10TICE .
A Fair Ixaring will be held on December 2,
1947 at 10:00 A.M. at the office*; of the'
Territorial Department of Health, Juneau,
Alaska according %o an announcement made
today by Doctor 0. Sari Albrecht, Commis
sioner of Health.‘
The hoarinr is held for the purpose of af
fording every applicant who has recuested
Federal Aid in hospital construction an
, opportunity for hearing before the Terri
torial Agency.
* Appeals may be made to the Territorial
Agency by the applicant in writing.
The appellant is entitled to be represent
ed by friends' or counsel if he so desires.
The appellant is entitled to examine all
evidence.
A stenographic record of the hearing will
be made, and upon recuest of the appellant
will be transcribed and made available
for exar inat ion.
ANY TAX PROBLEMS 7
If -ou hr.vc, Hr. James Jordan from the
InternalT.evenue Office, will be glad to
holp -*ou,'
Mr. Jordon will be in the Post Office in
Palmer the rest‘of t£is week and may be
contacted over thd week end at the.Mata
nuslca Valley Lodge in Room 26.
LQCftL COUPLE IUED
0n Friday November 14, 1947 at-8:00 p.m.
Genevieve Kilderman became the bride of
Matt Perkins, well known local business
nan. Rev. Valter Feile officiated at the
double ring ceremony in St. John’s Lutheran
Chnrch in Palmer.
The bride wore a wine gabardine suit,white
blouse, and black hat, and Black accessor
ies. Her corsage was of white Roses.
Mrs. Kate Kamby, as Matron of Honor, wore
a gray suit, fuchia hat and black access
ories. Her corsage was of pink Roses,
The church was attractively decorated with
white chrysanthemums and candles.
Following the ceremony a reception was held
in the Shamrock Club Rooms where punch and
refreshments were served. A beautiful 50$'
wedding cake, made by the Shamrock Bakery,
was served.
The bride received many lovely gifts which
were opened at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Parkins flew to Fairbanks On
the following day for a short honeymoon.
They'returned to Palmer on Tuesday of this
week.
The bride cane to the Valley a few weeks
ago to act in the capacity of Secretary to
the Manager of tho Alaska Rural Rehabili
tation Corporation in Palmer.
The groom has lived in Palmer for many
years -and is a well known and popular busi
ness man. He served in the Army during
the last Far and upon his return rebuilt
his business.
SHOJ THROUGH FOOT
,Gary Johnson, six year old son of Trent
Johnson, is hospitalized this week as the
result of a gun shot wound in his foot.
G§ry was standing near an older boy last
Sunday,who had^'gun in his hand and which
was pointed toward the ground, when tho
weapon was accidentally discharged wound
( ing Gary in the foot. He was brought to’
the Painer Hospital immediately where Dri
Garrett was summoned to give mediaal aid.
Gary is getting aloftg fine and will soon
be ready to go home.