NOTICES
REMEMBER THE SPECIAL CO-OP MEETING ON
7JEDNESDAY'of this next rook, March 12, at
10:00 A.m. Community Ilnll,
Let’s have a good turn-out at FJN NIGHT'
in tha Community Hall that some evening,
March 12j and help support our school ac
tivities.
Admission: Students 25/-Adults 50/
THE NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE rill hold
Initiation fof all nor mcrabors this next
rook'March 13, at 8 p.m. in tho Community
Hall. There rill be a short business
meeting precoding the In Nation.
A Special Degree Item has boon training
and ro undorstand that the Stago nill be
most'beautifully decorated for tho occa-'
sion. All MEMBERS are invited to attend.
Bring Cake or Sandv/ichcs for the lunch,
A program rill follow at rhich Maude
Hosier’s pictures in kodachromo of Mc
Kinley Park rill be shorn.
The I.ocal Chapter of the NATIONAL FOUNDA*
TICN for 3NFANTIIE PARALYSIS has roccivcd
a film entitled, "Your Fight Against In
fantile Paralysis" rhich rill be shorn
this month at tho Health Council’s Educa
tional Program. Keep this in mind and
attend the next meeting of the Health
Council.
DON’T FORGET THAT THE DEI APED NATIONAL
FOUNDATION for INFANTILE PARALYSIS'DANCE
rill be"given this coming March 15, at
10:00 p.m. in the palmer Community Hall.
Tickets are nor on Sale. A door prize rill
dc given. There rill be an orchestra. It
is also planned that this rill be a Spot
Dance vith prizos. Formal dross may be
rorn.
The Settler received a suggestion that if
r/c rou.ld buy a ticket in the lee Pool this
year in the name of the Matanuska Valley
Hospital v:hen vo buy our chances on this
Pool, it right be possible that the local
Hospital ~’ould rin and our'problem of
raising money rould solved.
THE RED CROSS DRIVE is being carried on in
Palmer this month under the‘direction of
Pother Snead and Rev. Pcilo.
Mrs. Jessie McCrary is in the Valley this
reck in the interests of Sears Roebuck &
Co. She rill be glad to talk to you.
IMIRY HEN'S ASSOCIATION rill moot on
Monday'March 10, in the Extension Office
-t 8 p.r.
Changes in the Homemaker's Club mootings
•..•ill bo found on page 3.
The local Hospital has had sine difficulty
XT. meeting expensos recently. Those rho
have accounts arc asked to make as largo
rr.yronts ?*s possible so that ro'may keep /
\.v'i Hospital operating. The $2.00 monthly
cL-ratior helps a great deal. Remember'
this amount is deducted from your bill,if
you Cre hospitalized during the calendar
year..
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TUBES r SERVICING . .
HOUSE WIRING/ 5 p-"--9 p-">- •
L. K. GIBSON
EPAIR
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Piender 6 Paint
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ACETYL2NE WELDING
,(il^pMWiTUHE IGPAIR
i-ROY KNAPP
IN SUPPORT OF THE FADER HIGHSCHOOL
BASKET FALL TEAM GAMES.
II.D. Snodgrass and Rov. Ffaltcr Zoilo col
lected funds for the support of the Palmer
High School Basket Ball team rccontly and
Rev. Zeile reported last rook that almost
$100100 had boon collected. This nock
M. D. Snodgrass turned in a list of dona
tors which does hot include those contact
ed by Rev. Zeile. It is as follows:
M.D. Snodgrass $5100
Bert’s Drug Storo 3100
Dick ^nglc 1100
Deb Anderson • 1100
Ruth Oatman 1100
Valley Scrvico 2100
J. J. Buggo 1100
A1 Hagen 2100
V.3. Ncilson 1100
Loo Lucas 1100
Vorn Donaldson HOC
Chas. Carson 1100
Harry Rice 1100
Matt Perkins 10100
Jan Ko sioaky 5100
Palmer Cold Storage 2100
Ron-da-v )o C: ■'j 2.00
Ray C . PeiTon 1100
Frontier Bar 5100
c. l. i .:-on 2loo
Guo Hi.' 1 ’ ’ 1100
Clyde Ling. Sr. 2.50
§51,50
Some of this was collected after tho re
ported sum of last rook, Mr. Snodgrass
says. The. i of ere, we do "not know tho exact
total of.the amount. Mr. Snodgrass wishes
to thank all those who made it possiblo
for tho team to enter these final contests