LENTEN SERVICES
BEING CONDUCTED
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Lenten services are being con
ducted each Wednesday evening
at St. John's Lutheran Church
during Lent, it was announced
this week by the Rev. Einar Bach.
Colored slides of the Bible will
be used during the services.
Something new has been ad
dec to the Sunday School, it was
announced. Twelve hundred col
ored slides of the Bible have been
purchased and will be used to
help in the teaching of the Bible
story during Sunday School clas
i ses.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
! ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Out They Go!!
MONITOR Semi-Automatic WASHERS
WITH FORMICA TABLE TOPS
Only $75.00
C00LERAT0R 18 cu. ft. FREEZER
UPRIGHT MODEL. SHELVES ON THE DOOR
WAS $558.50 f hi
NOW ONLY J
SEE THE NEW
EUREKA Super Rolo-Matic CLEANER
Wilh zip-clip Swivel-top and allach-o-malic clip-on tools . . .
a complete cleaning center . . . keeps your home bright and
shining. Convenient swivel top enables you to place the
cleaner in the center of an ordinary room and clean every
thing without moving the cleaner. No dust bag to empty!!
Just throw away the paper bag.
EGO CARTONS HAVE ARRIVED!!
4c each-$8 for 2E0
Co-Op Warehouse
MATANUSKA VALLEY FARMERS
CO-OPERATING ASSOCIATION
PIC'' X! HOME
FITT' REPORT?
If B" 3D MEETING
M. D. Snodgrass, called to Sitka
for a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Pioneer Home, re
ports unusual weather in South
eastern Alaska. Cold winds and
snow squalls as well as heavy
fogs disrupted flying schedules.
All board members were delayed
one full day and held their first
meeting at Juneau February 8,
he said.
The newly appointed Board
was organized, ready for busi
ness, when they reached Sitka.
The Pioneer Home now has 162
men and three women, ages
range from 57 to 97 years of age.
Of those living at the Home, 69
are from the First Division; nine
from the Second; 39 from the
Third and 48 from the Fourth,
the general health of the Pion
eers is very good, Mr. Snodgrass
stated, as evidenced by the aver
age ag£ well above 80 years, com
pared with age 65 fifteen years
ago.
Snodgrass reported the employ
MEETING
rr> BY SOCIETY
I ar an Rosary Society
'ichae'.’s Catholic Church
a special meeting at the
i f Kay P ppel on Tuesday
i venia February 28, at 8 p.m.
es and the superintendent and
h’s wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Yow, are very efficient—working
u..der handicaps of too small and
too old kitchen equipmnt. New
electric ranges and modem util
ities are recommended, he said,
as soon as the new adjoining
wing is connected with the main
building.
Delay in construction was nec
essitated because of faulty bed
rock. Fifty-foot piling was driv
en under the entire structure be
before concrete nasement and
floor could be placed entailing
considerable cost and time to
meet Public Works fund require
ments.
It is now planned, he said, to
have the new structure complet
ed and ready for dedication in
late August of this year. Sitka
plans to celebrate the occasion
with a special program for all
Alaskans.
SHIP VIA THE ALASKA RAILROAD
It offers Safe, dependable and speedy year 'round
Service. We deliver to your door on Less Carload
Shipment at no cost to you.
For information on the lowest Freight Rates i^ the
Territory, contact your Alaska Railroad Agent —
Telephone 3211.
And when you're traveling. Ride the new pullman
train for a really enjoyable trip. Reservations made
by calling 3211.
The Alaska Railroad
i SEE YOUR LOCAL FREIGHT AGENT FOR
DETAILS ON LOW RATES
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IN AND OUT AT THE
VALLEY
RESBYT RIAN HOSPITAL
The list of those hospitalized
it Valley Presbyterian Hospital
.is week includes: Montana Red,
Tildo Fox, Mrs. Peter Walker,
Ole Johnson, Miss Elizabeth
Campbell, Mrs. Bruce Arndt,
truce Murray, Martin Kalweis,
Darnell Dannison, (7 yrs. old),
Richard Loomis, 2 yrs. old), Mrs.
George Allen and daughter, Char
les Osborn, Mrs. William Kucera,
Mrs. George tuacK, Jim uoureu,
and Norma Jean Luster (5 mos.
old).
■Patients who were discharged
are: Henry Steinberg, Mrs. Bob
bie Burkholder and daughter,
Mrs. John Bozinoff and daughter,
Mrs. Bobbie Powers and daugh
ter, Steven Venne, Paul Mullins
of Glenallen, Margaret Boud, Er
rol Hamann, Peter L. Martin,
Aaron Combs of Wasilla, James
Fry, Jr., Hugh Adams, Mrs. Vick
ie Fritzler, Mrs. Lewis Pinkham
and son, Hienie Gene, Lewis R.
Harrison, Byron Johnson, and
Mrs. Leona Joe.
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