CHAMFER OF COMMERCE FEETI HO
and should be kept coinr. Presid
ent-elect Hurley cave a co^d pep
talk that seemed to put new life
into the organization.
The nev; folders that are belnr
printed, were the topic rf come die
cussion. A committee consisting; of
Louise Kellner, Carl Rasmussen and
Matt Perkins was appointed to ret
pictures for the folder.
President Hurley announced that
an intense drive will be made to
ret nev/ members, and that all civic
minded persons are invited to part
icipate in the drive. It will va
well to consider -^our membership
and ret others interested. LET'S
PTTT OH A REAL DRIVE.
C.R.R.
P.T.A. FEETIcon'd.
and Mrs. Jenny Fervlns as accomp- I
anist, the follow'nr Caroline fam-|
1 lies appeared:
Winning first prize (turkey)
The Charles Schaefer family
sinyinr:
.TOY TO Tr-TK V/ORLD
SILENT hiCRT
E'h'ininr second prize (ice-croam)
The Dr. Crlb.;rr family
s'* i~inr:
KaFrY CHRISTY .S EVE j
(Swedish)
inninr third prize (cake)
The Walter Hunt lev family
s 1 .riny:
H.iRK THE HERALD /.NOELS
Einninr fourth prize (potatoes)
The Paul Martin family
s inftinr::
A CHRISTMAS MEDLFV
After the meetlnr at v.-hich an
estimated 7^ persons were in att
endance, everyone repaired t.o the I
school cafe, where donuts and c^ffi
e> were served
NOTICE TO Mlli USEl.S
The Dairy will deliver milk to
it's oustomers on Sunday contrary
-o it’s usual practice, because
Mrnday is Christmas,
3AFY IT'S COLD “OUTSIDE”
"Baby It's cold outside, c^uld •
well be Mrs. D. ^ell's theme sonr,!
from Pine City, Minnesota* She
wrote that it snowed for seventeen
con't. I4.
Finn cnni«in
Holidav plans and programs for
Palmer and the Valley will include
i cantata, "Carol of the Bells", to
be given on Christmas Eve at the
[Jnited Protestant church, accord
to a recent announcement by the
Rev. Victor Alfsen. The church
choir, under the direction of Art
Stacey, will present the cantata.
The Christmas Eve program will be
presented by the Sunday School and
choir. Under the direction of Mrs.
Jack Cope, the children will give
readings and songs. Everyone is
given a cordial Invitation to at
tend the program. Rev. Alfsen said
Christmas treats will be presented
to all children who attend.
UVUlb 1(1 4UU.KU44. KHMb.
According to a recent letter re
ceived by friends here, Mr. and
Mrs. R.F. Steele and children are
now residing In V/lchita, Kansas,
where Mr. Steele is employed in a
plane factory.
The Steeles were called to fiasco
Kansas last September by the seri
ous illness of Mr. Steele's father.
CHRISTMAS PflRT'd
The Kiwanis Club of Palmer plans
a Christmas party for children up
to fourteen years, complete with
Santa Clau3, refreshments and a
small gift, for each child, next
Saturday evening December 23, at
6:00 o'clock, in Carpenter's Hall,
Mr. E. Canschow announced last
week.
Kiwanis Members who have no small
children, may borrow some from
friends and neighbors, Mr.Ganschow
said.
LEAVIfiG CO-OP
Mrs. Dorothy Graham will termin
ate her employment with the Co-op.
on December 22nd. She will be em
ployed by the Bureau of Declamation
as a payroll clerk. She will be
replaced by Mrs. Lloyd Se.verns,
former employee of the Matanuska
Electric Association for several
yeans.
Mrs. Keith O'Donnell is now em
sloyed by the Co-op. on the office
staff. She will replace Mrs. Wayne
iouwens who is leaving December 29.
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