COMMUNITY CHEST
SOLICITORS NAMED
The Community Chost Board of Direc
tors hus set the goal for this
year’s drive at ^3000., Miss Louise
Kellogg announced this week. The
following persons are soliciting
in this year’s drive: Rev. Victor .
Alfscn, Cap. II. Allen, Mrs. Frank
Balogh,Mr.Earl Burry,Mrs. Oscar
Beylund, Mrs. Alba Brooks, Mr.Tohn
Euggec, Mrs. Frank Clark,; Mrs:.
Richard Damming, Mr.Clayton Essling
er, Rev. George Gciwits, Mr. A1
Grogersori.llrs. Ralph Goodrich, Mrs,
Lee Hartley, Mrs. Slim Hays, Mrs.
'.'illiam Hccker, Mrs.Tamos Hooker,
Mrs. Tamos Hermon, Mrs. L.O.Hiber,
Mrs. Harlow T,” Hodgson, Mrs. Tames
Hurley, Mrs. Claire Tohnson,. Mrs.
Fred Larson, Mr. Loo Lucas, Miss
Marian. Miolko, Mr. Carl Rasmussen,
Mr. Bill Smith, Mrs. Harold Stephan
Mrs. A. Stewart, Mrs. "illiam Sweet
man, Mrs. Bernard Swoboda.Krs. Har
old Wmogarner, Mr. Charles <<ilson,
Mrs.Vineo Vukonich and Mrs. Dana
CHEST FUND CANNOT BE
USED FOR. BUI L DIN b FUND
There seems to be some confusion in!
regard to cards which the Library
has sent out to its membership.
These cards ar<~ reminders to the
members to contribute to the Lib
rary Food Sale at the Trading Post
this Saturday, November 5.The money
obtained from monthly food sales
will b.c'added to ohe Library’s
building fund. Food Sale money has
nothing to do with the Community
Chest drive. The money the Library
obtains through the Chest cannot
be used towards a building fund.
Lach month the Library will remind
its members of its Food Sale on the
first Saturday’of the month. JGG
TREASURE SHOP INVITES
VISITORS
The Treasure ^hest Shop is now open
for business in the Chapel apart
ments which were recently purchased
by Hose Toiins. Mrs. Tolins has
redecorated the front entrance in
attractive colors including newly
painted red steps leading up to the
front entrance. The shop is decor
ated in keeping with the name and
the shelves are stocked with the
finer gift items such as fine table
linens and gift wrapped towel sets.
There are inexpensive items as well
as the more expensive to fit the
purse of the shopper. Mrs. Tolins
has a nice selection of plaques,
planters and dainty items that en
hance the attractiveness of the home
Th re are dainty silk blouses from
China and Shanghai as well as' other
attractive imported items from the
flTflnUSKRVfiLLEWntn
FLOWFRS
for all Occasions
*****
Potted Plants
&
Cut Flowers
Faud~ HosleftV;—_f' —
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Beautiful Home Decorations
Callaway Towels & Table clothes
in smart colors
Distinctive Luncheon Sets
'V and Guegt Towels
Large Assortment of Blouses
priced to sell, Sizes 32-40
CHRIST!''AS CARDS
- VISIT & BROUSS ,
next to Hyland Hotel_
Fary V.'itt
F.Call 6-Y-3
"Your Children's Clcthos
• '•'ill last longer ir
regularly
CLEANED &JPRS3SED
PICK-UP. u. . DE! I VERY
SERVICE
in Palmer & V/asilla
OPEN
5 DAV 5 A WEEK ,
Mondays thru Fridays
oicnt. Mrs. Tclins expfects to carry
many more of the finfer gift iierns
as her business expands. She is
happy to have shoppers come in and
brouse around.
PALME RITES ATTtND DINNER
Many of the Palmer people attended
the Harvest Dinner at Y/asilla this
Thursday which was put on by the
Vasilia Orange. They report a wry
fine dinner of Baked Ham, ricea po
tatoes, glazed carrots, pnd pumpkin
and apple pie. Reports are th t
a large crowd was in attendance,and
the event was a successful venture.