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MR. IRWIN rTj RESIGN
Effective May 31st, Dor. n. Irvrin,
Assistant to the General Manager,
resigns his post, returning tc his
former nosit ion as Chief of the Ex
perimental Station at Matanuska.
As yet no one has been aypointed
to take Mr. Irwin’s place with the
A; K.R.0.
Mr. Ross Sheely* _oes to Washing
ton on of fie ialbusine s s cu nr. e c ted
wi t h t h e 0q1cny, an d wi11 retu rn
in a couple of 'weeks.
TO START HOME WYGIENE GLASSES
Miss Fear! 7. Williams, Rod Cross
Public Health Nurse, announced today
that beginning next week she will
hold a series of classes of instruc
tion in home hygiene and in the
■; f the sick. Classes will be held
from 1 to 3 PM on Wednesdays.
ARCANE
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The o0irjminity church organized
it’s Ladies Aid this week. About
20 women had luncheon at- the Manse.
Mrs, Bari Erickson was elected
prestder:t ; Mrs • Rorrison is to be
Secretary.
Th e 'ne-xt me e t in g w i i 1 b e held c n
the first Wednesday in May, when a
Noon Luncheon will be served .at the
Manse.
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LARM SYSTEM ARRIVES
• Palmer has received.its new fire
Alarm system. However it will be
some time before the apparatus is
installed.
The system comprises twelve sta
tions, with boxes for both inside
and outside installation.
Breaking a glass in the front of
the alarm box-causes a spring con
tact to close, actuating the alarm,
signals.
BUS BELLES A VISITOR .
Bus Belles of Anchorage, owner of
Sallie T s■Sweet Shop, • was a recent *
visitor in Falmer.
BUY PIONEERS AND SEND TO FRIENDS....
NET RAIDERS
Tony Vickaryous of Tract 163 j
was recently a victim of net-raid
ers who cut up hio nets in the lake
near his farm
Vickaryous sa3^s he knows who the
raiders are, and wishes theyTd
square un for the damage they have
done .
CLOi
Walt Manginen’s three-year-old
child walked right between the legs
of a vicious horse which had already
taken a couple of kicks at Walt on
previous occasions,.
Walt says that when he sawT the
youngster do that, his heart went
right down in his shoes#
But the horse never moved#
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KYSTERY
Lynn Robinson, Corporation em
plpyee, recieve.d by mail a ^urse
which he had lest in Seattle two
years ago. The purse arrived with
a two-year-old hock ticket and Rob
inson rs,seaman*s papers. It had
been forwarded in a plain envelope
with no note of explanation or clos
ed.
Johnson has no idea, whom the fin
der might have been, or how they
could have known he is in Alaska.
All of§which goes'to prove that
if someone wants badly enough to
find you, they probably will do it.
HARD .TIMES
It dcnft look as though the 'de
press icn is being felt very badly
around Palmer.., Eight of the Colo
nists now cum automobiles.
ANOTHER FIRE
On the meruing of April First,
a fire broke out in an empty tent
task of the old hospital row, but
firemen had responded■by the time
the alarm was.sounded, and speedily
extinguished the blase.
FOR SALS--7-5-passenger Nash Sedan
advance Six Model,.Reasonable,.,
ENQUIRE BOB'S TAXI SERVICE, PALMER