• EXTENSION NEWS
Some money has been left r. t the
Extension Office by an anomyous
person to be used for special 4-K
garden prizes. The gardens will
probably be judged the week of Aug.
23; therefore, will nil 4-K'members
wishing to take part leave their
names with their local lender, or at
the Extension Office.
The public is invited to attend
4-H Rally Dry, August 18, in the
Extension Office. Demonstrr t i on v/i 1]
start rt 9,00 A.M. A schedule of
all these demonstrating will be post
od on the bulletin bo.- rd in the
Extension Office.
4-K FAIR
— August 21.
All ext 1bits Tiust be in plr.ee by
10.oo A.: . on Tuesday, August 31.
The following persons attended the"
3eccn£ bl'i borry picking tour spon
sored by the Extension Service on
August 10.
Mr.e St ;ph‘ ns on Mrs. Virgil Eckert
Mrs Osc- r Beylr.nd Mrs. Kirchor.
Henry Hi rob. r, - ’vrs. Fr.ven’r.ei stcr ,
tonrId Lc Rose Mrs. Joseph Puhl.
Mrs.. Am. ioskins Mrs. Peck.
Al. Oregorson Pose Peck.
Mrs .. nn* hens on -Plaino Henry.
Mrs.A.P. Moffitt Ann Moffitt.
Mrs. Perl Hocker barb-rn Hecker
Mrs. R. rnor Donne. earner.
David Vtr.ier Dolores Lentz.
Mrs. Lrntz Mrs. 0. Kortulla
Mr. Sc rs. A.J. Swanson.
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Our pr fiction about the wedding
in lr st v ks issue came true End
we are pleased to announce thet th»
lucky yo^ng mens nnme 5 s John D.
Linnobur ?. nd thrt his home is in
St. Chari s ho. end thrt he is in
the Army r r.vj Audry will continue
in her position with the Trading
Post for the "duration'.'
The ’'STiTL^R" expects to be able
to announce the c; ndicy of one of our
oldest rnd most respected citizens
for the office of Govenoh' of the
Territory, > s soon rs Str.tehooH is
attained or Dologpte Almond's bill
is passed by Congress, i.s soon ns
sutir.blc plonks ere found, without
to mt ny knotholes in them,r. platforn
will be n; iledto gather, v;ith plenty
of"we view with alarm's" and a few
M we point with pride’s" to induce
people to vote for our cnnidatc.
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
DEPENDABLE COURTEOUS SERVICE
FULL INSURANCE, DRIVER BONDED.
STAND AT THE RON-DEE-VOO, CnFE.
Vr\t ?£AjM WrJIY£ LAUNDRY
HAVE YOUR LAUNDRY DONE, WHERE THE
EQUIPP?£ENT FOR SaNITAPY ’/ASHING
IS AVAILABLE AND CAREFUL WORKERS
DO THE WORK.
V/Tj CALL FOR YOUR BUNDLE AND DELIVER
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Walter Cooper,’Owner,
ROUND TRIPS TO ANCHOR*pE DAILY
Leave Palmer-- 9.00 A.M
Leave Anchorage- 3.00 P.M
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CHURCH SERVICES
August 15th, 1943
THE VALLEY CHAPEL.
Rcv.&Mrs. K.E. Boyor, Pastors
Worship end Church School 30. A.M,
Evening Services,- 8. P.M,
Wed. Eve. Meeting- 8. P.M,
ST. JOKES LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. Y/oodrow Kurth, Pastor.
Services will bo announced.
ST. MICKEALS CATHOLIC CHURCH. !
Rev. Father Sneed, Pastor.
Sunday Mass-- 10.AM.
UNITED PROTESTENT CHURCH.
Sundry School-*- 10. aM«
Morning .norship- 11. >.M,
Christian Endevor-- 7. PM,
C.E. on 1st, 3rd, and 5th, Sun.
< Ch
ohnny Howard is a visitor in the
alloy this week, by Grace of
Uncle oem and o furlough, ho wil .
return to service soon,Johnny hau
be(3n up where the white motel
more precious than gold is mined
for some time now.