GL UILDIhG IMPROVED
The local school building in
Palmer has just under gone sever
al rev; improvements : nd re-mode 1
ing. .11 windows in the school
building have been fitted with
metal weather stripping. ■‘■he
Windows are now as r.oar air tight
as it is possible to make them.
This does not mean there will not
bo good ventilation provided in
all the cla3 roor.13. Proper
ventilation was provided for when
the building was constructed.
Fr sli air is brought in through
the cloak rooms in such a way
that, U) direct dr, ft v; ill stike
the children.
This improvement on the windows
will help to control ventilation
during windy weather_and save on
fuc 1.
Floors have received a now coat of
varnish and some inside painting
has been done.
■‘•'he library has been inlarged to
twice its size. It has been re
ported that this large room can
now b used as a study hall and
library combined with one teacher
in charge which previously requir
ed two.
All these improvements go toward'
maintaining a good public school.
1
Mrs. ' .ay Kcnn o dy arm ounces the
cng-^cnent of her daughter Katheryn
to Robert / Icbst of Emnaus perm.
Miss Kennedy is a graduate of
the ^aimer high school. Two years
ago she attended Washington State
University and again last year in
the erst, hr,icbst is a Moravian
Minister, lie will arrive in Palmer
about th ^iddlo of Sept, The
wedding will take place in the
Unit ’retestant church upon his
arriv.' 1. . iss Kennedy has many
friends In'the valley and /hnehorage
who join in extending hearty con
gr tulations.
V/OMEIJVS CAMP AT LAKE
A good representation from the
Homemakers* Clubs in the Valley
are having a grand time at the
Rocroat iona3 Camp at Kind's Lake.
Hiss J.II,Zimmerman,Agent in charge
oi' this camp has planned a most
interesting program which is also
very instructive. This is one of
fine features of this, the second
Womens camp to be held in the v
vallcy. Every women can greatly
benefit from a short time away
from home and its every day cares.
This camp i3 just the plr.ee to
visit with the neighbor you would
not have time to seo otherwise.
Also, an exchange of opinion on
subjects which are included in
this program, will go a long way
to help those attending carry
home new inspiration for new
hopes and plans. Its influnnee
will be felt for months to cone,
A special Sour-Dough Home Makers
Program will be given on Friday
afternoon.
BRIDE ’ o SlIOVfER
A linen shower was given in honor
of Hiss Kathryn Kennedy by hiss
Rutholyn Elliott and Mrs. Elliott
at the home of the Bride-to-be,
Many gifts were presented to Kiss
Kennedy including luncheon sots,
bath towels, dish towels, sheets
and pillow slips and dresser scarf.
Many of these things were finished
with fine hand embroidery,
i.nong those present were h'rs,
Janice Kluss, Hrs,Vernon Korenan,
Ins.Rorrlson, Mrs, Bingle, Mrs.
Harry Demand, Mrs.Estelle, Mrs,
Campbell, Mrs,Elliott, Gayle
Fipplc, Elsie Sherwood, Dorothy
Vacanoja, Evelyn and Eunice 13ouwens,
Helen Arndt, Hcllon Barry, June
King, In.a Belle Irwin, Maralyn
Vasnnp;Ja, Lorraine Akklestad,
Patty nemmer, Dohothy LaPointo and
La Vonne Erickson, Others sent
gifts (continued on page 4)