"OMMUNITY CHRISTMAS NEWS CONT. frcm p. 1
reots : Mrs. Neil Miller, Chairman
Miss Virginia Wear
Mrs. Walter Cooper
Mrs. Henning Benson
Programt Mr. E.E. Harriss, Chairman
Supt. of the Palmer Territorial
School
to appoint other committeemen
from the school.
Rev. Victor Alfsen, Assistant
Decorating: Mrs. L.C, Stock', Chairman
Mrs. Ralph Goodrich, Mr. Neil Miller
Mr. George Small , Mr* Matt Onkka
Benevolence: Mr, Harold Thuma,Chairman
Mrs. Walter Huntley, Rev. Father Snead
Miss Elsie Newfeldt, Mrs. Den Payne
Caroling: Rev. George Savchenko,Chairman
Rev, Victor Alfsen, Mr. Harry Wimmer.
In true Christmas spirit the Palmeritea
come forth to serve their fellcwman.
FROM THE HOMER HOMESTEADER we learn that
they have had a heavy snowfall of three
feet. This is .said to be cne of the
heaviest snowfalls in recent years'.
mer is also building new Hotels and
new Theater. The Schcil needs to be
mlarged to take care cf the children of
new families moving into Homer.
The CAA is furnishing the Homer School
with current until such time os they can
get it from other sources. Volunteer
workers strung the wires.
FADE F-'-FT HE.’ ETAY
A newly arrived soldier in the North
ra$ trying to give one of the Natives a
ltsson in basic English'. Tointing to an
other native he said, "Fan."
The native repeated after him, "Fan."
Elcased, the American pointed to a tree
and said'"Tree."
"Tree," the native echoed.
Then a. pjbanc flow overhead and the
soldier excitedly said, "Fhat?"
The native looked into the sky and
said, "I’m not sure. It looks like a
B-24, but it might be a B-29."
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