ANCH071A GE- GULKANA
Leave Anchors go-Tuo^Thurs. Sat. 9 a.in
Leave Gulkana "cd.Fri. Sun 9 a.m
Buses leaving ’Thitehorso Friday makes
connections for Anchorage at Tok,
Gulkana buses rake connections for
TThitehorso,
AHCHOPAGE-PAMER ' '
Leave Anchorage daily at 10 a.n, and
6 p.m. (except Sunday)'
Leave Palmer daily at 9a.m. &: 5 p.m.
Sunday Bus leaves‘Anchorage for
Palnor at 9 a.n. and 6 p.m,
Ar; CH OPAGE-UAST LLA
Leavo Anchorage daily 10 a.m. (except
Sunday)
Leave 7,'asilla daily 2:30 p.m.
WET: CUJB ORGANIZED
On May’30th a few ladies not at the hone
of Mrs. Gei-'itz and a now club was organ
ized. They will call it the Missionary
Society. They arc working and planning
ahead toward Bazaars and emergencies. All
ladies are invited to join regardless of
denomination.
They will meet every 2nd and 4th Thursday
at the different homos and the nert'moot
ing will be held at the homo of Mrs. Chas,
Carson.
At the first meeting’there was a covered
dish luncheon served.by Mrs. Gciwitz to
Mrs! Earl Heckor, Mrs. Bernard Loosing,
Mrs! Killoran,'Mrs, Charles Carson, and
Mrs. Jack Leek.
TRAVEL OVER ALASKAN HIGETAY
Military restrictions on public travel
over the Alaska. Highway within the Ter
ritory wore lifted, but the Canadian
Government Continues to discourage civil
ian’ travel over its portions of tho High
way. It is understood applications for
permits will'be entertained through
Captain Hogg, Alaska Highway Traffic
Control Offico, 9923 103rd, Avc. at
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
A number of people have stated that they
intend to make the trip over tho High
way this summer. Probably Alaskans arc
better equipped to do this because they
understand tho conditions to bo met.
FROM THE TERRITORIAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
The Territorial Department o
secured the services of Dr.
orthopedic surgeon of Seattle to conduct
its orthopedic clinics which arc to be
hold in 3ix health centers throughout'
Alaska during the latter part of June,
Dr. Moffett will act as consultant to
local physicians in problems of diagnosis
and medical care of crippled children
under ttfenty-ono years of ago^ Caso
finding, medical consultation, and follow
up care are to be part of the 3orvices
of these clinics.
The Territorial Department of Health,
aided by the Alaska Crippled Children’s
Association, plans to conduct those or
thopedic clinics annually as part of its
crippled children’s program.
The clinic schedule for this year is:
Fairbanks
Nome
Bothol
Anchorage
Juneau
June 17 and Juno 18
June 20
June 22
June 24 and June 25
June 27 and June 28
PAIMER HAS NET.’ NEWSPAPER
On TTedncsdny of this week a now Valley
printed newspaper none off the Press
entitled "Matanusfca Valley Fost”. It is
edited by Ralph T7. Arnold and published
on Eednondays. Sinfie there is no print
ing press in Palmer, it has boon necessary
to have it printed elsewhere. He under
stand that it is printed in Seward.
Ralph Arnold is a bu3 driver on the
Matanuska Valley Lines buses and his home
is in Anchorago.
WISS MARTIN IN PALMER THIS PAST 7JEEK.
Hiss Margaret, district extension agent,
was a visitor in Palmor this week after
her visit to Homer and Scldovia. She will
be in the Valley again later in tho month.
LAND REGISTRATION REQUIRED BEFORE
JUNE 30
All owners of patented land in Alaska are
required to file n declaration of ovner
ohip before Juno 30, 1946.
Forms arc non- available at the District
land Office in Anchorage on which to make
this declaration. The Land Office in
Anchorage is open from 8:30 to 5 Mondays
through Fridays.
Don't forget this. There is a penalty.