B.li. TEAM IN FAIRBANKS
The Boys’ Basket Ball Team of the Palmer
High left on Monday of this week for Fair
banks where they played the Fairbanks
High School tkis'week« !ir0'Gray. High'
School Principal-'and Mr, L, K» Gibson,
Basket Ball Coach, accompanied them on
the trip. They made the trip by train and
are expected to return todayc
HEALTH COUNCIL MEETS
Among the important subjects discussed at
the last Health Council meeting was the
question of living quarters for the new
Health Murs'e who is expected to arrive
early in February, Mrs,' John DeVries of
fered a room in her hom<* howover, the
matter was tabled until the new nurse ar
rives, She may prefer to live in the
Lodge rather than have a more private home
as was provided by the Co-op -Apartment.
Mr. Bill Bouwers, head of the Red Cross
in the Valley, reported that the Red Cross
has a complete supply of children’s cloth
ing for tha needy, anyone knowing of any
one in need of the same should get word
to Mr. Bou'.vens,
Mrs, Thuna reported that the dlarka Tuber
culosis Association has purchased films
from the national .1TA to aid in Alaska's
educational program,
There may be splinters in the ladder of
success, but you don't notice them unless
you;re sliding down.
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