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For "PO’ HR OFF" after Office hour©
Sundays -and Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley •'
or
S^lph Moore
Office Closes at noon on Saturdays
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Palmer Alaska.
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CHEST ENDORSES LIBRARY
The Palmer Public Library has"'gfven
a piece of property on which it hopes
to erect its own building. It has
recently announced a building fund
campaign to 'finance the project in
the form of food sales the first
Saturday of each month at the Trad
ing Post.
In answer to the question as to
whether or not such a drive by a
member agency is contrary to the
Community Chest purposes, the answer
is that the Chest does not include
'building funds or expenditures for
extraordinary equipment (such as X
Ray machines,trucks, etc.), which
are usually raised through other
means. The purpose of the Chest is
to raise money to make up the differ
ence between income and operatinr
expenses of welfare agencies in uhe
community, so that these agencies
will not have to go from door to door
every month seeking contributions to
meet their rent, utilities, salaries,
supplies or other operating expenses.
The Chest is happy to endorse the
present project of the Library which
will result in increased service to
jthe community.
The Library membership at present
numbers one hundred sixty-five. Any
body is eligible to join by paying
one dollar for a year's membership
card and the privilege of talcing
books home. Books on hand include
fiction, history, classics,whodunits,
philosophy, humor, scienco,children's
books, westerns and many others.
Periodicals have been cancelled for
want of a reading room.
The_ Board of Directors of the Library
include: Mrs. Earl Graves,President;
l.?rs. George Geiwitz-, Vice-President;
Mrs. Donald Ingalls, Secretary; Mrs.
F.R.Sims, Treasurer.. Trustees in
clude: Rev. Victor Alfsen, Miss
Louise Kellogg and Mr. Harold Thuma.
The Library is located on Volley
Street in K1 King's Garage where it
is enjoying the temporary loan rV
lousing.
^ business long^ ho would h ve a
crazy house. Go-getters nr- all
right—a fev; of thom--but c fter a] ^
somebody has to do the routine ’"cvk.
There arc many men who do not hav
■ a burning ambition for fame and rel<‘
They would rather do an honest day's,
work and then forget the job ueMii
the next day-and maybe they nr
right.Some of the most unhnppj
people arc listed in "Who's LLc" ■
The best people I knrnv are not In
jl "Who's Who" and don't aspire to.bo.
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