VISITS DAUGHTER
L. F# '-r.idt of Seward" spent tho wockond
visiting his daughter, Hoi on hay, and
f"rally, raid rttending tho Valley Fair,
NEiV 5 TUDF.NT
Hob Call, son of lira, C, G, Pressley, ar
rived in Primer last Friday, Bob is a
Senior in High School,
. SCHOOL L UNCH
Mrs, Hau is the head of tho School Lunch
Hoorn this year. She is being assisted b
Hrs, Hiller and i-irs, Prossloy,
A ECU PER AT TNG
Lin Hiller has had to go beck to bed
since his return from the States. Tliis
is tho reoviLt of a broken ley,
FAIR VISITOR
Dorothy b'hitney, Hoad Nurso of all Alaska,
was a visitor at the Fair,
.ON BUSINESS
I,H,C. Andorson was in Palmer late this
week, on business for tho Farm Security
• administration,
Smith: "Do you boliovo a rabbit's foot can
bring good luck?"'
Brown: "Sometimes, ;xss, Ily wifo found one
in my pocket onco and she thought it was
a mouse.
ALASKAN BILLS
SIGN BO
President Truman this -wool: sigr.od two Al
askan bills into law.
The first bill approved was Dolegate Dart-'
lott's measure vjhich permits until Juno 30,
1950, the carriago of passengors end froight
botwoen Hyder and other Alaska and contin
ental United States oorts on Canadian ves
sels and suspends the prohibition against
the carriage of passengors on Canadian
ships botweon Haines and othor las lea ports
and botweon Slcagway and other points in
the Territory.
Tho 070 million public works program for
Alaska wa.s the second measure approved by
the President. Tho la;; authorises con
struction by the General Services Adminis
trator until June 30, 1950, of comtuniuy
facilities throughout tho Territory ouch as
schools, sewors, streets, hospitals and
other public buildings, Tho program calls
for tho public agencies concerned, such a.3
team in the Territory, to share 25 to 75
percent of tho cost of nrojects constructed
with the federal government guaranteed a
50 percent overall return of construction
funds expended.
MUt LANE) V IS'lTS
Mr. Ii, P, Ifullanoy, Tax Commissioner for
the Territory, v/r.s a visitor ot tho Fair,
m, I iullanoy formerly made his homo hero
in Palmer, and was welcomed back by his
many frionds.
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frt. •nJ.'J.L'uJlJa CATHOLIC OjTUnCH
Hev. Father Janes Snead, Pastor
Sunday Hass 10:00 a.m.
Confessions hoard before Hass
Sodality C cmnunion-first Sunday
of each month,
•ns: hie;:.hi church op god
Hev, J, H. Davis, Pastor
Dunday School 10:00 a ,n.
Homing Devotions 11:00 a,a.
Hid—'eel: Pro--or Heelings held in the
Private Hones,
"A LTSLGuME IS EXTEIffiFD TO ALL."
the sir:lth day
SATUa1:.;Y
Sabbath school
Church Services
jiDVLI!TIST CKUACH
VISITORS ALE I/ELCOIL
9:45 a.n
11:00 a.n,
ChuT.CH of GCD
Dev- George Geivntz, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00
^orshio Service 31:00
Evening Services 7:30
Lid-S-cek Prayer Service
’Wednesday 8:00
'-.a.
a.n.
p.m.
p.m.
T!JK3 HI on the CIIuISTLUJ BROTHERHOOD
HOUR every SliiJDAY
<A' o1- - *D •
1:30 p.m
UlIITED fROf STMTT CHIT.CH
Victor I. Alfsen, Pastor
Church School
Morning hors hi n
Christian Endeavor
Evening Service
Prayer Meeting Thursday
Young' Life Club Friday
Bog Scouts Friday
UASILTA CCifirilVY CltlliCH
Sunday Servr' --e -•
TIE CKUCCfi ■
Bay E, . ■ -i,, j-J si
Sund.y 'f r: r v!
Lira■ JcL'a.i.
Morning -hi j
Evening S. vacoa
Bible Study a Frayer Lednesday 8:00 ’xi
ST J fflJ»S_ j,UTir:i/._N CHECH (
Sunday School 2:00 -p«"i«
CInirch Services 3:00 ’ ,r.ij
Bov, Frenp :n charge of Services
i
LUTF - y. ■rf.~^rnm,.YS fVEB X.F.n.D,
liliG A:: cat 12:30 rp->:
CI-EIST'! ' ■r’i ECS SERVICEO lUND.’.T
in I.: !.S„ Sm or hoiuj at *11:00 a.xt.
The "iA-j.' a? .'oru.ial.lv invitod to
uchand . roue eowi ;os,
10:00 a,m,
11:00 a,rj
7 r 00 n,Ei
8:00 p,n
8:00 u,n
7:30 p.m,
5:30 p.n
9:00 n.n
c:iuICH F CKBIST
10:00 a,n
11:00 n,n
:00 p,n