Dr. Loe I. Mekinidy received ;wbrd last
reel; hrcm'Detroit, Michigan that he has
a new sor. The baby joins‘4 brothers and
2 sisters. The oldest boy, Blake, age
13,. attends school, in Palmer. while the
other children are in Detroit with their
mother. They plan to return this next
summer to join,Dr. KoKinley. Dr.McKinley
t purchased the formpr Lloyd Bell farm this
last summer where the family will probablj
live when they return to Alaska.
Dr. McKinley is a Dentist and has his
offices in Anchorage.
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LOU ADDS ■ Ni'V,
SERVICE
Lou Rasmussen this week added a new service
in her,Beauty Shop. Mrs. Clifford Lilli
than will be on hand to Give manicures to
both ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. Lillitjjan arrived in the Valley re
cently, with her husband who is employed in
■the M.E.A. office at present. Mrs. Lilli
than was employed in the Beauty'Slops in
Anchorage prior to her marriage.
turkey' dinner and bazaar
The Ladies of the United Protestant Church
announced this week that their Annual Ba
zaar and'Dinner will be given this next
Saturday, November 15, from'8:00 to 8:00
p.m. 'The dinner will be $1.75 for adults
and $.75 for children.
The dinner and the‘Bazaar will be held in
the Church Parlors. The public is invited.
ACC A COOKBOOKS NOW
AVAILABLE •
"Out of Alaska’s Kitchens" is now on the
market arid copies may be' secured here in
the Valley at the Extension Office in
Palmer, This new cookbook was recently
compiled and published by the Alaska
Crippled Children’s Association. It is
an attractive and serviceable book con
taining over 600 recipes. It was orinted
by the Ketchikan Chronicle and all ready
over a thousand copies have beer, sold in
the Territory.
In addition to the "useful recipes found
between its covers, it also caontins sev
eral colored prints of Alaskan scenery.
The're are also a nufcber of practical game
recipes for the Alaskan housewife.
You nay obtain this book for $2.50 or if
you desire to send it as a gift you nay
have it ’gift wrapped.and mailed for $2.75.
All profits from the sale of this book
go to aid handicapped boys and girls in
Alaska of whom there are one in every
hundred of Alaska’s 80,000 residents.
Mrs. Max Sherrod, President of the Palmer
Chapter of the ACCA, announced this we6k
that the Christmas Cards are algo here.
You may leave your order With Mrs.Bernice
Johnson of contact Mrs. Max Sherrod.
GOOCYEAR REPRESENTATIVE
IN PALMER
Mr. Glen Bruce Talker, resident manager ' '
for Alaska for GoodYear Tire & Rubber Co.,
was a visitor in Falmer this week. Mr,
Talker lives in Fairbanks and works out
of the Seattle Office serving the Terri
tory. He was in Palmer this week on busi
ness for the Company.
Contrdictory facts are no barrier to a
narrow mind. It wriggles easily between
them.