POPPY FUNDS MO VETERANS
OF ALL WARS IN MANY WAYS
Funds derived from the annual
Poppy Day to be held in Palmer. |
Saturday, May 23, will go toward
aid to disabled war veterans and
their families, Mrs. Izola Sims,
Poppy Day chairman pointed out
this week.
“Members of the American
Legion Auxiliary volunteer their
service to veterans of all wars
who are fighting the long bat
tle to regain ther health and nor
mal way of life.
'‘With the aid and generousity
of the people who wear a poppy
on Poppy Day, we are able to
continue this work.” she said.
Members of the local Auxiliary
will be on the Palmer streets
early Saturday morning with
their donation boxes and bouquets
of bright red poppies, offering the
people of the Valley an opportun
ity to help them in their ever
growing project.
Health and APW —
Continued from page 1.
Mathews, APW inspector on the
Palmer water system.
Marx asured the council that
errors that have occurred in the
water system construction are to
be expected. He cited many pro
jects involving hundreds of
thousands of dollars that have had
trouble. “You have a splendid
water system ahead of you,” he
said. He expressed great satis
faction with the reservoir and said
he could forsee no reason why the
system would not be completed
this summer.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
OPENS MAY 25; TO
CONTINUE TWO WEEKS
The community daily vacation
Bible school will begin its an
nual session next Monday, May
25 at 9 a.m., with the following 1
departents: Pre-school, ages three 1
to five; primary, ages six to ]
eight; junior, ages nine to 11 and
young people, ages 12 to 14.
The two younger departments
will meet at the Church of God, i
with the two older groups meet- ’
iog at the United Protestant 1
Church. A full staff of teachers 1
will be on hand to supervise,: 1
teach and direct the three-hour i
sessions each morning. School will 1
be in session from 9 a.m. until '
noon Monday through Friday for (
two weeks. The closing program r
Palmer Youth —
Continued from page 1.
the Territorial Elks Association
from Anchorage.
The selection of Hartman as
the Territory’s outstanding stu
dent was made at the University
of Aaska. He wil also be entered
in the National Elks Award con
test. The national award will be
made during the Elks National
Convention to be held at St.
Louis July 5 to 10.
Forest Fire —
Continued from page 1.
Bowers this week renewed his
warning for caution in burning ;
stump rows and debris. He cited
the disastrous fire in the Anchor
age area this week as an instance
of what can happen during a fire
season. Unattended fires may
quickly spread, endangering not
ony adjacent property but life as
well, he pointed out.
If anyone plans to bum stump
rows or other accumulated debris,
members at the local fire guard
station will be pleased to offer
advise as to the best method and
time for burning. 1
will be held Friday evening. June i
5 at 8 p.m. in the High School
Auditorium.
“Crusading With Chrst” will be
the study theme of the school,
with a different appeal to each
age group. The pre-school group
theme will be “Children of the
King;” the primary theme,
‘Friends of the King”; the junior
:heme, “Knights of the King” and
:he young peoples’ theme, ‘'Cru
saders of the King.”
Cooperating organizations in :
:he school are the United Pro- ,
;estant Church, the Church of
Jod and the Lazy Mountain ' '
Childrens’ home. All young peo- .
)le from age three to 14 are in
cited to attend the school. :
Fay and Violet Werner are j
naking their first trip Outside. > ;
rhey plan to visit in Seattle and f
Portland, returning over the :
lighway around June 1 with: ;
he Lewis Geiwitz family. Gei- •
vitz has been attending the Paci-; j
ic Bible College in Portland and
vill replace his father in the; i
jhurch of God during the sum- :
ner vacation period. j j
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