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The i'TA audience of last Tuesday
evening was very much delighted and'
surprised when the i-almer Band made
Its' debut. Pew of us realized .that
we had. such good local talent in
our midst and we feel that we have j
good reason to be proud of them..
- The Band played five .numbers , !
which were interspersed with solos ,
and special numbers. The program,
for the evening was as follows:
Star Spangled Banner • Band
Corinthian Overture . Band
Medley of Marches Sevshenko Famil
Trombone Solo-Holy City-Chas.
Schaefer
Liebestraum(Bream of Love) Band
. finno Duet Mrs. i Ifsen and Miss
Vir0inia Carle
"The Approach of Spring”
Fall in Line March Band
Intermission
Trumpet S'lo accompanied by piano
"Sylvia”
Don i ayne Trumpet,Mrs.fayne ' iann
•Victory Overture Band
iiano Solo "I Love Thee”
Miss Mary Stevens
. Spirit cf America March Band
They promise us mere concerts in |
the future. D'n't miss the next
public performance f-or they are . j
well worth hearing. If there are
any other persons in the Valley whoj
plav instruments, they are invited i
to c'me to practice on Tuesday eve-i
nings at 8 p.m, in the Music Room
of the School. ’ • !
Those who are now playing In thej
band are:
Trumpets :Harry 'dimmer, Den Payne,
Allen Linn, Fete Sandvik.
Saxach -'nr s : Don Irwin,B.ob. Cqttinghai!
Trombones.:George Savshenkq, Victor
Alfsen. . - . - -|
Drums: Mrs, C.A, Sandvik
iano: Mrs. Victor Alfsen ,
Director: Charles Schaefer
We are very fortunate in having ■
a man of Mr. Schaefer's experience.,
among us. He has played in an or- j
chestra which featured a program in,
which Ethel Barrymore played, Also i
In the American Album of Familiar I
Music(Bayer Aspirn Program) and he
has played for recordings on record?
At one time he played with orches
tras In Mew York City,
PALMER TO HAVE A
MODERN THEATER
Yes, it seems that we are to have
o modern Theater in pur town, A1
Kagon of Anchorage plans t° build
across the corner from 3ert’s Drug
Store and will begin next month.
The new building is to be cencr' te,
fireproof and will seat fib nit 4b0
people. Just hew many shows there
will be each week is not known,but
we are told the best m d in equip
ment will be installed and there
will be cushioned chairs.
r MRS. C.R. MONAGHAN HAS SURGERY
On February 20, Mrs, C.j , Monag
han wei-s operated on a sec nd time
in a desperate attempt to save h,er
life. The bowel was divided and
transplnned so as to by-pass an ob
structing growth and enable the
bowel to function.
The operation was performed by
Drs. David Hoehn and Bernice Andrews
at the Palmer Hospital, and the
pati.ent has made rapid impr vement
so far. Final results will not be
apparent for a few weeks, tut all
indications at present are that
this delicate and difficult opera
tion has been a success.
CHURCH of GOD SERVICES TO BE HELL
AT THE ROY.CATHER HOME.
You are .cordially Invited to at
tend the gospe’l services conducted
in Ro‘y CatheV's horrte ut n the .
Fish Creek orad, Friday nl^ht at
7:30 p;.m. and. Sunday School on Sun
day mornings at 10:30. a.in. The Word
is God Is 'given' out in its fullness
Liri teaching and preaching. You'll
enjoy* the; good: singing an/’ usic
under the able leadership f Rev.
Savchenko who hap taught sinting
schools in- the Southern St? tes>- and
also given lessons on band instru
ments. Let us enjoy whorshSoping
the Lord together.
Church of God Ann 'uncement.
THE I5ATANU3KA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR ANNUAL MEET*
ING THIS WEEK,THURSDAY MAIL 1, IN
THE COMMUNITY HALL. BRING YOUR CARD
YOU MAY WIN THE DOOR LRIZE.