HEALTH COUNCIL
COMMITTEES NAMED
Committees were appointed
and the year’s program was dis
cussed at last week’s meeting of
the executive committee of the
Valley Health Council. The fol
lowing Council members were
named to committee membership
by chairman Bill Bouwens:
Program—Mrs. Jenny Perkins,
Mrs. Jack Cope. Mrs. Charles
Wilson; publicity — Mrs. Ray
Morrison of Wasilla, Mrs. Rudy
Yurbich; Alaska Tuberculosis
Association—Mrs. Harold Thu
ma; ACC A—position not yet
filled.
Miss Dolores Zeis, public health
nurse, reported that seven more
Valley organizations had select
ed representatives to the Health
Council. She said the community
interest in Council activities ap
peared unusually good this year.
New Scout Scrib*
Wesley Eckert recently has
been appointed scribe of Palmer’s
Boy Scout troop. Scoutmaster
Victor Alfsen announced this
week.
Palmer Photo Art
“Your Friendly Store”
Prompt service given on ail
orders. Bring in your best
negatives today.
your favorite
SUMMER SNAPSHOTS
MUSIC GROUP
TO HEAR
SYMPHONY
The November meeting of the
Music Appreciation Club falls on
Armistice Day, it was announced
this week by Father James
Snead. Music selected for this
program is Marc Blitzstein's Air
borne Symphony.
The subject of this symphony
is man’s conquest of the air. Nar
rator Robert Shaw tells the his
tory of aviation against a back
ground of folk music, w’hile solo
ists, a chorus and a large orches
tra carry out the theme. The
symphony is conducted by Leo
nard Bernstein with the New
York City Symphony Orchestra
and the RCA Victor chorale
group.
During intermission refresh
ments will be served by Mrs. Paul
Martin and Miss Wilhelmina
Luebke. Later the group will hear
Norman Corwin’s ‘Between
Americans,’ narrated by Kate
Smith.
The musical program, which is
held in the rectory of St. Mi
chael’s Church, will begin at 8
p. m. All music lovers are invited
to attend.
Youngs Have Girl
Mr. and Mrs. James Young of
Palmer became the parents of a
daughter last Saturday after
noon. The little girl, first child
for the couple, was born at the
Valley Hospital at 5:15. She
weighed seven pounds, four
ounces. The Youngs formerly
were proprietors of the Palmer
Radio Service here.
We Were Early
WASILLA — The recent Fron
tiersman announcement of the
sponsorship of an essay contest
in this area by the Auxiliary of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars was
premature, it was learned this
week. VFW plans still are only
tentative at this time. More defi
nite information will be released
at a later date.
“Homemade Fun at Christ
mas,” a bulletin of suggestions
for Christmas toys and treats, is
now available at the Extension
Office, it was announced this
week. Anyone who wants a copy
may pick it up there.
There's an O'HARRA bus leaving
PALMER FOR ANCHORAGE
Daily at 11:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m.
ANCHORAGE FOR PALMER
Daily at 10:00 a. m. and 6:00 p. m.
One-way fare—S2.50 plus tax
Round-trip fare—S" plus tax
Connections for Gulkana on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday each week. Return trip the following day.
0#HARRA BUS LINES
For those pre-holiday occasions that require a
festive look . . . you need
An ARIGO Blouse
Crisp white with sequin trim for holiday glitter
Also
Long-Sleeved part-wool sports shirts for warmth
on crisp December mornings
Sizes from 32 to 38
Priced from $3.50 to $6.65
Variety Vogues
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A ZENITH WASHER
under the Christmas tree this
year would zoom your popularity
score at home
A Complete Selection of
REVERE WARE
for every kitchen need
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GOOD SERVICE
Alaska and the Pacific Northwest must have
regular, dependable water transportation
service.
It is to our best interests to offer such service.
It is to the union's best interests that such
service be offered.
All that is necessary to clear the way to this
desirable and essential objective is the
elimination of the disruptive influence
within the Maritime unions, and the
conclusion of a mutually binding
contract.
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