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It is by th<_ chest 'X-ray, which can
"soe" the early damage caused by _
tha disease oven before the individ'
ual fools ill. j
Every,-adult should.have periodic
chest 'X-rays and physical' examina
tions, so that, if tuberculosis
should strike, it will bo detected
in an-early stage when it is oasics1
to euro.
(This column is sponsored, in the
interest of better health, by: the
local chapter of' Alaska Tuberculo
sis Association. Contributed by—
Viola Thuma, Chairman.
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS NO’,/.
CELEBRATE. ANNIVERSARY
Nr. and Mrs. Ed - Barrett celebrated
thoir 19th Wedding .jiniv^rsary 1 st
Saturday evening at their homo in
Palmer. Guests who h-lp^d them
celebrate included: Mr. and Mrs.
Chok Sandvik,.Noola and Eldon; Mr.
and i-rs. Don LEaly; and Mr. and Mrs.
Monaghan ana daughter1,Andreai
Following’a social evening, coffee',
cako and ice cream cake was served.
HAVE YOU MADE THAT COMMUNITY CHEST
CONTRIBUTION.___________
- CL AS SIFiED ADS -
' CHRISTMAS CARETS
Sunshine Lino of Christmas Cards
. Small Christmas gifts, plaques,and
mottoes. See: Mrs. George Geiwitz
at the Church of God.
WILL BUY
/ill kinds of hand made articles,
knitted, crocheted rugs, aprongs,
jdresses otc., or v;ill sell on com
mission. Phono 24492,Freda G.Snyder,
In c h o r a g o. 1 a ska._
FRENCH FRIES
Cont. from pp. 1
on cooking demonstrations on such
occasions as Colony lay, Mat'anuska
Valley F^ir or a Potato show during
the fall, in Tovember perhaps.
Fallowing the reading of these recom
mendations, Ur. Kirsch stated that
in Harrisbury, Pa., the potato grow
ers maintain a st-and at the Fair eacl
fall where baked potatoes are served
just as other stands sell candied
apples or candy. This booth is very
^popular,' he s id.
Bob Idem visited the meeting on Wed
nesday and had ’another propostion to
offer the C*'amber. Ur. Klein, believoc
that local timber could be used to
produce pulp for outside pulp mills.
This would serve as a very good
winter occupation for persons- other
wiso unemployed, he said._
5T. MICHAEL* S CKUF.GH
Rev. Father James onead,Pastor
Sunday I.Ias$. ' .10:00
Confessions heard before Mass
Sodality Communion-fir’st Sunday
of each month
THE KIGir&Y CHURCH of GOD
Rev. JA H. ID avis , Fastor'
Sunday School 10:00 am
'Horning Devotions 11:00 con
j Mid-Seek Prayer Meetings held in
the Private Homes.
'•A WELCOME IS EJT SEED TO ALL."
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: —h SEVENTH D^Y UTRiNTIST CHURCH
! SATURDAY VISITORS ARE 'LL COME
Sabbath School ( 9:45 am
Church Services 11:00 am
CHURCH of GOD
Rev. George W. Geiv;itz ,Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Service 11:00 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
j Mid-Week Player Service
Wednesday . : 8:00 pm|
TUNE IN bn the CHRISTIAN BROTHER
HOOD YOUR every SUNDAY
L.F.0,.D. 1:30 pm
UNI"
PRO? ,31V.
Alfp«'
CHURCH
tor
Victor I. Alfsen, Fo
Church School
Morning Uorship
Christian Endeavor
Evening Service
Prayer Meeting Thurs.
Young Life Club Friday
Boy Scouts
‘rjaay
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: 30 pm
wasiila cohhufity CHURCH
Sunday Services 8:30 pm
THE CHURCH
'EURCI1 of CUR 13T
Ray E. Adams, Minister
Sunday Services
Bible School 10:00 am
Horning '.'orship 11:00 am
Evening Services 8:00 pm
Bible Study L Prayer V'ed.8:00 pm
ST. 301-31'5 LFTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School 2:00 pm
Church Services 3:00 pm
Rev.^Frenz in charge of services
LUTHERAN H0UR-SUNDAYS over X.F. VD.i
TU^I IN at 12:30 nr.’ j
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES-SUNDAYS |
in the H.5. Bauer home " i
Sunday Horning 11:00 am
The public is cordially invite...