ACTION BEING TAKEN
TO SECURE DENTIST
During the past week several' organizations
have taken action to sec what*can be done
to secure a dentist in Palmer. " ' }
The Presidents of the Homemakers-*' Clubs of
the Valley held a special meeting in. the -'
""rtension Office on Docembcr-27 to*discuss
; dental situation of the Valley. It was
ted to write a letter to Governor Ernest
ruoning and ask that a'temporary license
be granted until August,when the Territor
ial Dental Board Examinations arc given,to
a dentist who desires to locate in Palmer.
There is also a letter for individual
signatures being sent to the Governor. If
you do hot belong to any particular organ
ization, you are invited to add your name
to the list of signatures on this letter.
The Northland Pioneer Grange voted to
••.•rite a letter to'Governor Gruening, to
Delegate Bartlett, and to Commissioner
C. Earl Albrecht requesting that a permit
be granted to a dentist to practice in
the Valley or to take an examination so
that he could begin his practice this
vintcr or spring.
The Moose Lodge have also taken action to
vritc letters recommending that a temporary
permit bo granted at this timo.
The dentist; rho desires to .come to Palmer
thi3 rintcr, is nov in the Airoy and has
been doing dental vork there. He has been
very highly recommended, and he also vishes
come to Palmer to practice.
Jj THOSE WISHING TO ORDER MBY CHICKS for
j.946 please leave orders at the Co-op
Office immediately.
NEW LIBRARY TAKING
SHAPE
Tho Co-op Carpenters have begun work in the
main room of the Recreational Hall and arc
building tiro rooms in part of the hall
space. The larger rOom»rith an entrance
just inside'the door as you enter from the
streot side,,rill be the nor"Library. The
other part rill be divided into rooms and
rill servo as tho nor office for Dr. B.
Andrews.
The Co-op carpenters arc putting up only
the outside rail of the Library and car
penters hired by the Library Board rill'
finish the interior of tho Library room.
The Office spc.co nor occupied by Dr. B.
Andrews will bo reconverted, into the den
tists Office and re hope used for that
purpose. Other offices and shops in this
building will remain as they are.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
• - - - ■ " "r
Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Rempol announce the
engagement of their daughtcr'Ann to Irvin
Plitt, soft of Mr. and Mrs. L. Plitt of
Balt imorc, Maryland.
No date has been set for the redding.
Mr* and Mrs. L. P. Rorrison announce tho
engagement of their daughter., Betty Lou
to Cpi; Glen Uilliams of Marmouth, North
Dakota.' No date lias been set for tho
wedding.
SCHOOL TILL OPEN ON JANUARY 2,1946 rith a
Full Staff of Teachers.
Mr. E.E. Hnrriss stated in an interview
that school rill open on "odnosday morn
ing rith a full staff of teachers despite
the fact that six have resigned.
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GOOP ■MUSIC
ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
OLD YEAR OUT AMD THE
IN AT THE
PALMIER COMMUNITY HALL -DEC 31-JAM 1
DANCE TH
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