t
x-ray re-orts
this finding to seek an annual chest
x-ray as a check.
There may be some delay in a card reaching I
p person. Usually the card is distributed
vithin a reek after the x-ray is made. If
a person fails to hear from the survey af- i
ter a reek, he should inquire at the achcol ]
Those nho should have large films made will
be contacted ar.d notified as to the time j
for this to be done. Sore small films may 1
' e unsatisfactory for technical reasons
(too much motion, developing difficulties,
etc.) and in these cases, the •'Orsons will
^e recuested to return for a small film
retake.
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4-H CAMP MELTS
The Palmer business placer vrere solicited
for prires for races, stunts, etc. for the
4-H Canp at Kin’s Lake from August 2 to
tie 5. About 17 youngsters rith their
leaders from Seward attended and n'no t 7
frer. ^almcr.
People were very responsive to the ap-eal
for contributions. So'much co, that sane
e mon< y vn sn*t spent, but will be k.
till a later date (ach lev orient day for 4-H
ci the Valley Fair) as it ras too much to
five to so few children.
'Hiere money wasn’t given, sonic very inter
esting awards were riven such as free tele
phone call to any place in Alaska,•• nerr.aneh
rave, hair cut, shows, milk shakes, dry
cleaning job, savings account at the new
ark und many iter’s of very useful merchan
dise.
The 4-H clubs who participated give a heart
thank you to all who so freely rave. Those
who made contributions vers:.
'hi ey Service, Valley Cleaners, Pernio- • •
"orens, ITatanuska Valley “an!:, Ketchikan
? : uce Mills, Palmer Tody fit lhairt Shop,'
'-a'1 ley Telephone Exchange, Valley Theater, "
• &rtloy Pros. Garage, Brown’s Cleaners and
laundry, C-raban’s Garage, Forth Palmer
Storo, Standard Oil, 1. -1 y ennesy, Go •*
Black, Irene Legal:, Don L. Trwih, 'Ton’s
.eauty Shop., Heller’s Barber Shop, Co-op, *
• • Snodgrass, Harmon’s Realty, Sterkel
u: ch and Recreation, Dr. Sims, Dr. Thiel*
do- , Dr. Andrews, Photo Center, Palmer Cold
Stcr c, ariety Vogues, Palmer Fountain,'
Sher.ro ek Bakery, Ron-Da-Voo Cafe.
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F3FAI FTR2 DTIK3 OUT
T- o "ire rhich has been racing through the I
I'orei “eninsula forests for the oust tro |
o: i" slorly subsiding as a result of
recent rains. The largest of the fires |
a: e ro^ burning near Turnaf'ain "Arm: at ”id
: 02 Lake near Kenai.
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The journey of high honor lies not in’
sr.ooth rays. —Sir Sidney.
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REAL ESTATE
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HUY A NATANUSKA FARM— SPECIALLY CTO ICS
LOCATIONS-BUSINESS & RESIDENTIAL LOTS.
Good Fairs vrithin 3 to 11 miles of term.
Aero tracts in 5-10-20’ acres close in.
No?/ residential locations now available.
LIST YOUR EARNS AND TO’"! RR0R3RY NO".
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
and one-half ’"lies N.Y. of Palmer
FYL'-UTULTL MICE FRONTS for country su'nor
•homes.” 300 and 1^00 foot frontage on
itboautiful lakes.
STOCK EARN 240 acres on good crook valley
30 acros under cultivation- 41 miles from
Falmor.
ONE 2v ACRE TR CT five or ben aero tract
in sane vicinity.
CLOSE II; TO TALI"33 - Olio'to five acre
tr- cts at bargain prices. Tartly cleared
and good vind brake on each..
ACHE TRACTS 2V miles from Palmer on bus
and light lino and telephone line.
GOOD KaSiHETTTAL LOTS
OtIE U3T 4 rot: HOUSE rith. bath. Priced
to soli. • . , r
J320 ACRES GOOD CATTLE' R 'T'CH' .4l6.se to
open range.
.160,ACRES GOOD GRASS LAUD - native hay.
•Mld-yood vegetable lend. Hot affected by
.drought.
ACETYLENE WELDING„
fUK /V ITU RE REPAIR ^
PHONE 7YII
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About 75,000,000 living persons have
federal soda1 seourlty accounts.