WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT - August 9 to 15
UATANUSKA VALLEY
STATION
OBSERVER
Date
Max.
Temp,
Uin.
Temp,
Total
Precip.
Wind
Direc.
Days
Clear
Days
Part
Clear
Days
Cl*dy
Palmer
i!. Sherrod
11
67
46
.22
Motanuska
Leonard N. Bcrgan
.32
Experimental Station
Any Irwin
11
70
10
47
.26
Palmer Alaska
Vivien Meier
.39
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Marshall is in charge of the kitchen and
Mrs. Rowland Whrner is assisting her.
Youne people registered from Seward
are Marilyn Hauck, Daisy Souward, Mary
Jane Paulsteiner, Lilian Sheward, Marilyn
Shuster, Julia Hatch, Pauline Karlj from
Fairbanks, Vella Bingle, Shirley Tonsctt,
Helen David, Marigold Lund; from Anchor
age, Viola Patrawke, Frances Anderson.
Others in attendance, some of them
Eklutna students are* William Gregory,of
White Mountain; Anna Koutchak of Unala
kleet; Florence Edward of Beaver;Thomas
Hollis of Healy Forks;LaVerne Hamann,
Palmer;John Gabriel, Fort Yukon; Robert
Tectuk, Nome 5 Paul Californski, Kenai;
Jacqueline Witt, Hope; Dave Warner,Yasil
la; Gilmer Arickick, Skaktoolik; Gudrun
Olson, Wr.silln; Vera Joule, Point Lay;
Alice and Madeline Tooyak, Point Hope;
Sophie Vanderpool, McGrath.
The conference opened Tuesday and will
close next Tuesday.
There v/ill be no Tucsdey afternoon
Child-Health conferences held in the
Health Center during the month of Septem
ber, or until the new nurse arrives.
Watch the Valley Settler for ahnounce
ment when the conferences v/ill be resumed.
Helen Johnson /
Public Health Nurse
Mrs. Jack Olson will go to Anchorage
tomorrow where she has secured employment
at the Idle Hour.
Oscar Kertulla says that 6nowshoe Wire
less reported entirely too few cigars
paid by him to Sergeant Payne when he
lost his bet that he could provide a glam
orous bride for the Sergeant. ”3hy,"
said Hr. Kertulla, "I paid him so many
cigars that he will be smoking my cigars
from now on until he smokes otherwise.”
A New England lobsterman was sitting
on a dock and saw the name "Psycho" on the
bow of a yacht, "IShat a hell of a way
to spell fish," he growlod.
at palmer churches
United Protestant Church
Rev. 0. Wilber Randall, Pastor
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service will bo hold at 11:30
a.m. at Kings Lake Camp in connection
with the Young Peoples Conference.-The
Rev. G. Edward Knight of Soward will
deliver the message.
Afternoon Service 2:30 p.m.
Evening service at 8:00 p.m.
St. John's Lutheran Church
Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School at 10:30 a.m.
Morning Worship with the celebration of
Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m.
nil those members who wish to receive
the sacrament, aro asked to register
with the pastor before the service.
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St. Michael'e Catholic Church
Rev. James Snead, Priest
Mass at 10:00 a.m.
Choir practice every Wednesday at the
church at 7:00 p.m.
Valley Chapel
The Revs. Hr. and lira. Herman E. Beyer,
Pastors
Worship and Church School 10:00 a.m.
Evening Service 8:00 p.m.
Wed. Eve Service 8:00 p.m.
A man without a country is an exile
in the world, and a nan vithout God is
an orphan in eternity. It is possible
to worship God without going to church,
but the fact is, we don't! liake it a
point to attend church on Sunday.
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There are three classes in this worB»
tho intellectual, the handsome, and the
rest of us. ' * Town Talk