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Music Club !
Plans Concert
The second concert in the fall
series of recorded musical pro
grams of the Music Appreciation
Club will be held in the rectory
of St. Michael’s church next
Thursday, as announced by Fath
er James Snead, includes these
numbers:
Symphonie Fantastique,
composed by Hector Berlioz
and played by the San Francis
co Symphony Orchestra under
the direction of Pierre Mon
teaux; a recorded radio tran
scription of a Jack Benny pro
gram, a radio play, “The Lost
Horizon" with Ronald Colman
as narrator. The play, written
by James Hilton, will be ac
companied by a musical score
composed by Victor Young.
Miss Mary Marsh and Mrs.
Tim Hennessey will serve re
freshments to Thursday’s con
cert guests.
The Music Appreciation Club
meets in the rectory every three
weeks to hear a program of se
lected recorded music. Programs
of planned concerts are carried in
I the Valley Frontiersman on the
preceding Tuesday.
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School Physicals
Progressing Well
P h y s ical examinations for
Palmer’s school children have
been completed through the
fourth grade, according to Mrs.
W. A. Zeile, public nurse. Fifth
grade students were scheduled
! for their check-ups beginning at
9 o’clock Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Zeile said she was well
pleased with the parent interest
shown in these examinations.
Many parents have been present,
as requetsed, for a personal con
ference with the doctor at the
, time of their child’s examination.
For those parents who were
unable to be presnt, Mrs. Zeile
has scheduled a conference hour
at school between 11 a. m. and
noon daily except Thursday and
Saturday, or 1 p. m. in her
Health Center office. At the time,
she will discuss the report of the
child’s health examination with
interested parents.
Exploding Tank
Injures Welder
WASILLA—An exploding oil
tank which caused severe cuts
and burns about his face, hos
pitalized Cecil “Blackie’’ Wil
son, local garage owner, last
week. Mr. Wilson was welding
an empty tank when the acci
dent occurred.
He said proper precautions
. had been taken to make the tank
' safe. He was unable to explain
the cause of accident. The gar
age man stated he had been en
gaged in the same type of work
for more than 20 years, but nev
er before had met with an acci
dent.
Mr. Wilson was released fron
the Valley hospital Sunday.
Community
Calendar
TUESDAY
SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS meel
| 7:30 p.m.
MOOSE LODGE meets in Moos
hall. 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
WASILLA BOY SCOUTS mec
in school. 8 p.m.
VALLEY CHAMBER OF CON
MERCE meets in basement c
Lutheran church. 12 o'clocl
THURSDAY
AMERICAN LEGION an
AMERICAN LEGION AU>
ILIARY meet in Shamroc
clubrooms. 8 p.m.
FRIDAY
INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUT
meet in Room 25 at Palmt
school. 3:30 p.m.
TROOP 654 of Palmer Be
Scouts meets in United Pro
estant Church. 5:30 p.m.
Buy The Frontiersman
Buyers Sought
For Unclaimed
Local Shipments
The Palmer freight depot of
The Alaska Railroad has sched
uled a sale of unclaimed freight,
it was announced at the depot
office last week. Bids will be re
ceived on listed articles until 5
o’clock on Oct. 29. Purchased
articles must be paid for and re
moved from the depot before 5
o’clock the following day.
Listed items in the sale include
all types of building materials,
ranging from nails to one slight
ly damaged but hard-to-get
standard door. Sale announce
ments with a complete list of the
unclaimed items are posted in.
several stores in Palmer.
All goods listed are now at the
depot, and may be inspected by
the prospective purchaser before
a bid is made.
CHAMBER TO MEET
The Matanuska Valley Cham
ber of Commerce will hold its
regular meeting next Wednes
day. Members will meet at noon
in the basement of St. John’s
Lutheran church. Ladies of the
United Protestant church will
cook and serve the luncheon.
Advertise the Valley. Send a
| Frontiersman back home.
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