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LET'S KEEP ’EM ROLLIN'
ANNOUNCEMENT BY HEALTH COUNCIL
At the present time we have $710 for
the purpose of buying a car for the Health
Nurse.
The car committee reports that there is
a car available for $850. We will need
at least $175 more to pay for the car and
insurance.
Some communities have given generously.
Wont you folks who have not availed
yoursexves of the privilege of helping to
get a Public Health nurse in the Valley
please give your money to the collector
in your neighborhood or mail the money or
check to me stating it is for car for the
Public Health nurso?
Viola C. Thuma,
Chairman of Committee
Mrs. Lee Marshall has been substitute ;
teacher of the eighth grade in Palmer sinc^
the opening of school., She says thoy hnvd
a new electric range in the home economics
department - a delight to work with.
Mrs. John Witt is now in charge of the
Recreation Hall lunchroom.
The Palmer unit of the Alaska Territor
ial Guard has purchased an Alaska flag to
use as a battle flag with the letters A.T.G
superimposed upon it.
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A UN DRY
WASHES YOUR CLOTHES CLEANER . . .
IRONS THEM SMOOTHER
WANT TO BUY - 4 gasoline washing machines.
Call Main 560 Anchorage or see Co-op of
fice for details.
FOR SALE - A Guernsey bull 2 years old.
From Station herd. H. E. Gershmel
FOR SALE - Large white enameled gasoline
range. $75. See Koslosky's
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chmiel are the
parents of a boy, born September 12* The
mother was before her marriage Miss Gladys
Larson.
At the general election, Palmer district
voters wrote the name of Mike Haas, now
Labor Commissioner, upon their ballots tbo
he was eliminated in the primaries. Ten
ballots out of 123 voted, were so designa
ted. It is said that complimentary votes
^rere cast for Mr. Haas thruout the Territo
ry*