NOTICES. . r. ; ,
4-H ACHIEVEMENT BAY WILL BEHELD on
November 2, 'at the Palmer Conmunity'Hall
at 2:00 p.rt, The; Public is invited,
46 boys and girls have turned in their
rocord books to date*
The SOIL CONSERVATION APPLICATIONS aro non
ready for signatures,' If you'have applied
for Soil Conservation, please'come in to
the Extension Office and sign.
The NOVEMBER CALENDAR rill appear in next
nook’s issue of the Valley Settler. Lot’s
melee it as complete as possiblo.
The VALLEY THEATRE announces that thoro
rill be a shor each and every Thursday—
sotting a nor policy for the theatre—in
giving their patrons shors six days per
reek. The nor policy rill bring four
pictures per rook on a six day shoring.
All pictures shorn on Sunday rill bo shorn
on Monday. All Wednosdny'pictures rill
be shorn on Thursday also.
NEW HEATING SYSTEM IN OPERATION
The Valley Thcatro’s nor heating systom is
nor in operation. Additional radiation
is being placed in the building so that
regardless of the rcathor, it rill alrays
bo comfortable at the Valley Theatro*
A WEEK TOR ACCIDENTS.-' -
Nick Stephan m3 brought to. Palmer on
Wednesday evening of this rook by Bill
Bourens for treatment by Dr, 'Hochn. He
had shot himself accidently through the
hand rith a 22 rifle.
This makes the fourth accident treated ,by
Dr. Hochn or Dr. Andrers this,, reGk, None
of the accidents rerc very serious. /
L _ :CLA53HIElU_ _APi_
WANTED. thoJ
- S’ARE WHEEL removed fpon
my Packard Car. Kindly doliver the whcol
to my Houso of to the steps of- the Creamery
as I nood the wheel,
i ■■ ■: • • ’ 'FRANCIS HENRY.
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WE HAVE A HOSPITAL RIND
Thg American Legion and tho Hospital Board
express their most sincero gratitudo and
appreciation for tho splendid co-operation
and good will of the community in helping
to make this ovent tho outstanding succoss
that it was. While $933.13 is a small
part of what'we need in drder to build a
now Hospital, it is a big help and demon
strates that we moan business when wo say
wo neod:-a. HOSPITAL. ‘ \ • '
SATURDAY NIGHT IS CARNIVAL NIGHT
and as Bob Graham‘says "they will be’the
best orchestras in the United States,"
We will bo seeing you at the CARNIVAL ON
SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 26, 1946.
CG-OP NEWS
Members of the Co-op and especially tho
Potato Growers will be interested to know
that the'Army has accepted the Co-op's
bid on 1,300,000 # or 650.’ tons of potatoes.
Delivery of these potatoes; po the Army will
start'as of NoVomber 1, 1946* ■
■ ETGAGS.SNT ANNOUNCED.' ■ (' 5
Miss Bcrgio Alexander, Seventh Grade
teachor in the Palmer School, announced
her engagement to Uilliam Hockcr, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hockor, at an informal
party in tho Matemuskn Valley lodge last
Saturday evening. \ \ ■ ‘ v>
VALLEY THEATRE
FRIDAY OCT. 25
w
7:15
9:,00
f, j „
LOVE A BANDLEADER v;ith
Phil Harris and Leslie Brooks
ALSO! Chapter 6 "JUTTGLE FIDELS"
iATlJRDAY_0£L_C2£ "SWING IN THE SADDLE "nth
7'1' Dave IIcEnery and jane IVazee
SUNDAY. OCT. 27
2:30 • 7:15 9:00
MONDAY • OCT 2 8 mnm "wxsm
8:00 p.n. only I I \ i ' . • ''
HUMSDAY. IOCT. -0 'AMERICAN ROMANCE *ith|
C* . ■ \ 8: 00pn.
T H U R S PAY Q C T 31 ~y/ ’■ only . Brian Levy . Jtan Richards
• COHIHOi^itty" "Hoad to Utopia” Satiny**
"can't:- help singing" n-ith
'iSDSlitf PALGQ