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DOG DIFFICULTIES
I would like to suggest'for the
next public nctivitfreln the Civic
Center r. movement for the est
ablishment of r. Home For Homeless
Dogs. At least 1 think they tre
homeless there are from one to a
dozen in sight every time you
look out a window end ± have
straddled so many trying to got
into the Trading Post my legs
are getting bowed.
I vculdn't for the world hurt
anybodys feelings by suggesting
they buy their pot a. dog collar
and chain for Smrs md use it,
b\it if some one else would make
the motion I would second it
especially for the sister doggies.
( I am sorry I could not call
them 1' dies.)
L.C .S.
FEED SHI TIDING SCHEDULE
The feed mill will bo run on
Tuesdays and Fridays of each v;c©k.
Feel to be ground may be loft
at the warehouse on any week dry,
and picked up on or after the
following Tuesday or Friday.
Vic Johnson
Gi.I'ES
Palmer town team takes on the
Anchorage Hoopers. On December
17th. the fast ir.lmcr team and the
^atanuska "“aids"v;ill tangle with
the Hopkins team of ..nehorage
and the women’s all star team be^.
ginning at 2:00 O’clock Sunday
in the ..nchorage City Gym.
Thos.j oKpocting to see service for
the tov;n team will bo Hoy Varra.l
and Hen Earhart forwards, Jack
Leik and °ud Johnson center,
Vernon France and Huntley’s
brth&r guards.
NEW GRANGE OFFICERS
The Grange officers had a very
successful drill December 4.
They hr.vc cqrricd out mr.ny
successful projects during the*
past ye: r r.nd many more rccom
plishmonts may be expected in
the future. ±’hc Grange is one
of the active groups of the
valley that really gets things
done .
CHRISTMAS DANCE
Before the big Christmas dance
v.'ill be two big basketball
games, the Anchorage champions
last year, the Cheechakos vill
play Palmer town team and the
Was ilia town t®am '''ill also
play here against a local five.
Both will bo good fast g^mes.
These games will bo Saturday
night Doc. 23 beginning at 8:00
o'clcok. Bl. will admit the
non to both grmos : nd dance.
HEALTH COUIJCIL REPORT
At the lr.st health council meet
ing held Doc. 12th. Dr.^-lbrocht
gave a very interesting illustrr tr
od talk on tuberculosis control,
rrs.Shcoly reported thet nearly
v200. had been collected to date
on tuberculosis stamps.
Due to the concern of t ho
Health Council over the poor
teeth prevalent in the ftatanuslcn
valley, a Health Council resolu
tion has stimulated the P.T.A.
to consider the possibility of
serving hot noon lunches to
school children. It is felt
that the consumption of candy
which is detrimental to teeth v/iH
be thus reduced.
TUBERCULOSIS STAMPS ARE STILL ON
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