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DAYS OPEN:
Monday 2-4 p.m. Mrs. 2arl Graves
Wednesday 2-4 p.m. Mrs. Joliy
Thursday 2»-4 p.m. Mrs* W,C. Mau
Bx-iday 2-4 p.m. Mrs. H.S. Bauer
SVENUTGS:
Monday 7-9 p.m. Mrs.Donald Ingall
Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Duane Mohan
GATES TIRES
CHAMPION
OUTBOARD THAT OR S
WELDING
MACHINE WORK
STEAK DIDDERS
ICE CREflfD
FOUDIRin SERVICE
PRIZE WINNERS AT THE
BAZAAR
The four main prizes awarded at the St*
Michael’s Church Bazaar went to the follow
ing persons:
Movie Camera-Frank Dorsh at' Fairbanks.
17 Jewel Watch-Paul Bcgosian, Palmer
Goneral Electric Mixer—June Simpson, of
Anchorage
Beautiful interna tic Toaster—F.S, Loe.
The above are listed in order from First
to Fourth Prize,
The annual Bazaar was a groat success this
year, Father Snead reports.
HOMEMAKERS' COUNCIL ELECTS
OFFICERS
Neu Officers for the coming year uere e
looted at the last meeting of the Home
maker^1 Council held on October 18, Tvoso
serving for the Ensuing year are:
President-lips. Mary King
Vice President—-Mrs. Vernon Hake
Secretary--Mrs. James Hurley
Treasurer--Mrs. Vivian Goodrich
Miss Marilyn Johnson, Homo Demonstration
agent, gave a lesson in Metal Cretft.
Plans for Achievement day to be held on
V/ednesday October 27th at the Grange Hall
uere discussed.
HOME DRESSMAKING ON THE
INCREASE
Th§ National Wool Council has announced
that the number of home seamstresses has
increased 130 percent during the past five
years. Moanr/hile, Federal Reserve Board
figures indicate that the fabric sales
have risen 169 percent from 1941 to 1947*
Hone Scners paid cut over 50 million dolr.- ;■
lars for 168 million patterns in 1947.
Who uas embarrassed??
Two'glamour girls boarded a crowded street
car* and one of them whispered to the other:
"Watch me embarrass a seat from a male
passenger0 H
Pushing her may through the straphangers
she tu-nod all of -her charms upon a gentle
man bi:o .i.ooked substantial and embarrass
ahle,, * rlly dear Mr -. Broun/1 she gushed
loudly. ,;fancy ms eting you' on the street
car. hn I glad'to sec you* Why you’re al
most a stranger. My, but I’m tired."
The sedate gentleman looked up at the girl,
uhem'ho had never befdro seen, add as he'
rose " pf easa.itly* "Sit dom , Bertha,
my girlr. It isr_-t often that I see you”
cut on uashday* No uonder you’re: tired*
By the nay, don't deliver the rashing till
Wednesday * My rife is going to the Dis
trict Attorney’s offtoe to soe uhothbr
she can get your husband out of jail/
!