A RED CROSS .CARD OF THANT'S
Due to the splendid response of
the residents of ^ulmer, Matanuska
and Wasilia, $117.00 was raised.for
the flood victims in Eastern United
3 oat.es.
The American Red Cross wishes to
eriress its appreciation and that
of the flood victims for the spirit
that promoted such generosity.
n>, V. Williams
(Public H-a1th Red
Cross Nurse)
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VALLEY FARI*ERS ' CLUE FO'U 'ED
T >e people of the C«np dis
trict have formed what is to be
known as MThe Valley Farmers’ Ciub,r
a social and educational organiza
tion for colonists and settlers.
There are already 15 families
represented and meetings are held
at which Mr'.* Lechner of the Experi
mental Farm gives lectures on farm
ing and mens subjects for discus
sion by memberb.
After these problems ar^ disoosec
of there is a social hour scent in
singing, story telling and the serv
ing of a light lunch.
Mrs. Larson, dec.
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VALLEV SOON TO HAVE *A
GAIT5 FIRE GIRL GROUP
Through the efforts of Miss Lulu
M. Fairbanks, of the Seattle nub
lished ’’Alaska Weekly,” a Cairo Fire
grouo is to be formed here with Mrs.
Chick Perrine in charge. The first
meeting dat^ will be announced in
the PIONEER as soon as instructions
and equipment arrives.
Miss Fairbanks who single handed
nromoted the ’’Gold Digger” cruise oi
last summer has again secured a
charter from the Alaska Steanshio
Company and will conduct another
group of women on a cruise during
Tune.
Miss Fairbanks will have with hei
a number of Came Fire girls who will
leave the shin at Cordova and fly ir
to Palmer. Here they will hold
their pow-wow, or whatever it is
Camn Fire girls hold, with the' locaf
group, after which they will form a
reception committee to show the rest
of the cruise members around the
valley. The special train will step
over here for an afternoon.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
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Alice Mikami has gone to her
home in Anchorage for a' week’s con
valescence after her snell of ill
ness at •■the hospital,
Mrs, «T. R. Seiher ahd Mrs. Far
old Zook have both been discharged
by Doctor Albrecht,
’’Smokey Joe” Sheely says there Ms
been too many fires since he’s been
in the hospital getting his atten
dix out. He’s about to give them
the slin and go home.
Mrs. Geo, Lemmon has registered
in for treatment.
Jimmy Soyk, he of the contagious
smile, is being treated for trouble
that the doctor calls ’A severe mid- -
die ear condition.’
Rubin Zachary of Relso’s well
gang has teen discharged after be
ing treated for a badly congested
chest.
Frank ^iaskcwski is ag;ain back *
‘at Tract 177 after care for a dia
betic condition.
Here’s a mse which troves the
value of Doctor Albrecht’s nolicy
of having everyone who enters the
hospital go through a routine lab
ratory examination. Frank came in
to have his tonsils removed, but
when the regular tests v/ere made it
was shown that he had diabetes. ^
Like the proper care of a good
car, it nays to have yourself lookec'
over once in a while.
A baby girl was born pramature
ly to "rs. Clair fatten of Tract
41 last weak, the infant livinr bat
14 belli P.
lector mlbipcht considers it ex
tremely fortunate that nothing more ^
“than a few days of illness resulted
for the nether who. had keot him in
ignorance if her condition, and he
wishes to emphasize the importance
of keening: himself or !Tiss Thilliams
informed in similar oases so that
’ proper orenatal care may be taken
- of the expectant.mether.
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Sunday services of the Community
'Church on Easter will be held in
the Community Fall. This will be
‘the final Sunday for ^ev. Tingle
before going East for business and
church purposes.
Turing Rev. B.ingleTs absence *
Colonist rr. Ferris Sturdy will be
in charge of services, with a dif- *
ferent speaker in the ruloit each
Sunday. All church work will be
carried on as usual.
(The Council;