SPECIAL MEETING
There will be a special meeting
for all women of Pioneer Grange
Monday evening, November 2
at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Nina Stock.
VALUY
PALMER, ALASKA
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY
OCTOBER 28 — 29
SHOWS 7:15 and 9 P-M.
FRIDAY — SATURDAY
OCTOBER 30—31
Shows: 7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
SUNDAY — MONDAY
NOVEMBER 1 — 2
Show 7:15 and 9 P.M.
Sun. Mat. 2:00 p.m..
Palmer School Plans
Bigger and Better
Carnival and Bance
Final plans for the Palmer :
school annual Halloween carnival' 1
and dance are under way with i 1
various concessions and stands
preparing for a record turn-out. 1
For the second consecutive 1
year Joe Lentz of the senior 1
class is manager for the events.
A festive air will run through- <
out the school with various class- '
rooms and the gymnasium to be
decorated in appropriate motifs, I
Lentz said this week. “We’re go- |
ing to have a -bigger and better
carnival and dance than ever, ’
he added.
Members of the Palmer P-TA
will have a “resale” booth in the
gymnasium where an individual
may take his out-grown winter
sports equipment for re-sale.
Items must be clearly marked
with owners name and the price
he wishes to obtain. All funds
go to the equipment owner. If
the items are not sold during the
evening, owners are asked to be
sure and pick them up before
leaving that evening. Skis, boots,
ski poles, sleds, shoe skates, snow
shoes and similar equipment are
all in great demand. The booth is
operated by the P-TA to help
“swap” some of the »out-grown
equipment around the Valley.
Along the line of fun, for
young and old, will be favorites
such as the penny-pitch, break
the-balloon, ring-toss, ball-throw
and many others along with
Alaska’s Favorite Game, the lat
ter set up for junior and senior
playing.
Beginning at 9:30 the follow
ing night, the Palmer School
gymnasium will be the scene for
the annual Halloween carnival
dance with costumes optional.
Music for the popular affair will
be furnished by the Ke-Notes of
raHin station TCF.NI. Dancing will
>LAN FAMILY NIGHT <
\1 U. P. CHURCH
The first of a series of family
\ights will be held in the United
3rotestant Church basement on
Saturday, October 31 from 6:00
o 8:00 p.m., Rev. Brian Cle- 1
vorth announced this week.
A pot-luck supper will open
he program at 6:00 p.m. A fea
ure-length movie, ‘‘All That I
lave” will be shown at 7:00 p.m.
The whole family is invited to
ittend, from the youngest to the
>ldest, Rev. Cleworth said.
FIFTEEN START
IN CERAMIC CLASSES
Approximately 15 persons turn
ed out for their first ceramic
lesson in classes being held by
Mrs. Harold Butcher of Anchor
age each Tuesday night in the
Extension Craft room.
Each student made their first
piece this week Tuesday ,a pinch
pot. Anyone interested in the
course is asked to call at the Ex
tension Office. Classes are held
from 8:00 to 1:00 p.m. each Tues
day.
Emil Ganschow—
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compares very favorably with
like breeds in the States and in
some cases, surpasses Stateside
figures.
An inter-club meeting of Ki
wanis Clubs of the Alaska-Yukon
division will be held at the Mc
Kinley Park hotel on November
7 and 8.
continue until 1:30 a.m.
Special dance-act entertain
ment has been scheduled for in
termission and prizes will be
given for costumes and also a
door prize. Admission will be $2
per couple, ladies free. The pub
lic is invited. Dance manager is
Robert Barry.
Assisting Lentz are Paul Camp
bell and David Ingalls.
Community Chesf—
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11 in Wasilla and 153 in Chug
ak; 749 booster shots for dipht
heria; through school examina
ions, observation and referrals,
>4 children considered for special
;ye, ear, nose and throat treat
nent at the weekly Department
)f Health clinics in Anchorage.
Referral of six local Children with
jbserved or suspected orthopedic
conditions to the social Anch
orage clinics held twice monthly;
aeriodic examination of eight
local individuals at the chest
clinic, four hospitalized and two
waiting.
Behind all these statistics of!
the past year are countless home
calls and special arrangements
made by the local health nurse
to get each individual to the
clinic and supervise prescribed
treatment or correction.
Hours are scheduled daily at
the schools—three days weekly
in Palmer and one day each week
in Wasilla and Chugiak—for
health problems and teacher con
ferences with the health nurse.
In the fall the public health
nurse co-operates with local phy
sicians in the physical examina
tion of every pupil in the first,
fourth, seventh and eleventh
grades. This year tuberculin test
ing was made a part of the phy
sical examination. Follow-up of
x-ray examination of positive
reactors is expected to follow.
In the Palmer school district
area, the local share of the
health program is contributed
through the Community Chest,
Other local agencies deriving
benefits from the Chest are the
Palmer Girl Scouts and the Pal
mer Library.
Those who have not beer
reached during the campaign are
asked to please contact Alve
Saxton, campaign chairman, a
Valley Real Estate or Ed Smitl
at Ketchikan Spruce. Those wh<
have already made a cash con
Credit Onion
Begins New
Membership Drive
The Matanuska Valley Credit
Union a member of the Federal
Credit Union is beginning a new
membership drive, it was an
nounced this week.
In making the announcement,
officers pointed out that anyone
may join the credit union by pur
chasing membership at $5.00 per
share. Total shares by any one
member may not exceed $1,000,
plus $25.00 per month; At the
close of the fiscal year dividends
are paid on all shares. This past
year dividends amounted to three
per cent.
Two new features, life and loan
insurance, have been added at
no cost to members. Under the
loan insurance plan, upon the
death or complete disability of a
member, the loan will be paid off
in full by the insurance company.
Up to the age of 55, any deceas
ed member or one who becomes
completely disabled who is hold
ing stock will have that stock
doubled by the insurance com
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tribution or have made a pledge
who might wish to add to their
amounts may do so by contact
ing either of the above mention
ed.
pany. After the age of 55 a slid
ing scale is used as a guide for
payment.
Anyone interested in becoming
a member of the credit union is
invited to -contact any of the fol
lowing officers: Thomas Lepak,
president; Virgil Eckert, vice
president; Grace Edleman, secre
tary, Barbara Crothers, treasurer
or C. Ivan Branton, publicity
chairman.
WORK SHOP PROVES
VERY SUCCESSFUL
The Christmas work shop, held
October 27, was very successful
Marylou Rideout, home demon
stration leader of the Extension
Service said today.
“We had some wonderful ideas
presented—many clever and use
ful items,” she said. Some of
these will be reported next week.
Anyone who was unable to at
tend the work shop is invited to
stop in at the Craft room No
vember 5 anytime between 9:00
a.m. and 5:00 p.m. where many of
the demonstrated ideas will be on
display and where directions for
their creation may be obtained.
In addition to the above date,
the Craft room will be open No
vember 16 and 20 from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. and from 7;30 p.m. to 10
p.m. for those who wish to have
a place to work or are just look
ing for ideas. Everyone is wel
come.
NOTICE TO ALL AIRMEN
The Matanuska Valley Airmens' Association and
Flying Club will hold a Halloween parly honoring
those fliers who have soloed this year, on Friday.
October 30, 9:00 p.m. Matanuska Air Trade Service
Hangar.
All Members Inviled
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