SCOUT NEWS
During the past month Senior Girl Scouts
have net regularly' in the Homo Economic
Room of the school. They plan to continue
their weekly meetings during the summer
preparing for their fair exhibits and othej
projects. Officers of the Senior Scouts
are: :rresident,G ayle Eckert; See'. Leeann
'.'.'adej Treausrer, Norma Jean Loyer.
Intermediate Girl Scouts arc also being
organized'and at present there are 34 in
the troop.
TEtN'AGE PARTY
24 teenagers enjoyed a party at the Grange
Hall Saturday evening Kay 10th, Those
present vrore:
Larry Stock
Deane Goodrich
Duane liuntley
Harvey Cooper
Harvey Hiher
Ronnie Bouwens
Myles Hyland Jr.
■"aj’ns Bouwens
Edward Cope
Henry Anderson
Jack Elmore
Stanley Horton
(Tuffy)Lawrence Lamp
Mary Ann Linn
Jean Smith
Kathleen Patton
Janet Sherrod
Helen Mae Stenval
Bonnie Larsh
LeeAnn Vade
(St:ipperDeloros Bouwens
Norma Jean Loyer
Gayle Eckert
Florence Carlson
Hr. and Mrs. Clair Patton
Hr. and Mrs. "'ill iam- Ho skins and family
NEW NURSE ARRIVING
.-iss Vega Clark is arriving this week to •
replace Mrs. '"alter'Zeile as Public Health
Nurse in the Valley. Miss Clark is a grad
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you nonlE it.
Name the Now ALA.SKA RAILROAD CAR and'win
a ROUND-TRIP to Anchorage and return. Con
test open to any’person living in the
Matanuska Valley.
The Alaska Railroad expects shortly to
operate a Diesel Passenger and Express
Car, daily round trip, between Palmer end
Anchorage. For the presaht'it is planned
to leave Palmer at 8:00 A. Mi and Return,
leaving Anchorage at 3:30.p.m., arriving
at Palmer at 5:00 p.m.
The name chosen for the Car will bo paint
ed on the side so that It will be easily
recognized. Make the name appropriate,
such as "MATANUSKA FLYER".'Trite the name
chosen on a piece of paper, sign your
name below and give it to the agent at the
Palmer Railroad Depot.
Contest closes on Monday May 19th at 5:00
p.m.
Let’s get into the Contest and Tin that
Trip.
The other Alaskan doctor who was awarded
the Cancer Scholarship was Dr. Melvin
Beltz of Seldovia. There were two awards
made in the Territory.
NET NURSE ARRIVING—Cont. from col.l
uate of the University of Minnesota and
since graduation has done County nursing
in Minnesota. Mrs. Zeile has kept on'with
nursing here until Miss Clark arrived.
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