WEEKLY
WEATHER REPORT - JULY 12 to JULY 18
MATANUSKA VALLEY
STATION
OBSERVER
Date
Max.
Temp.
Min.
Temp.
Matanuska Valley
Mies Vivien Meier
Butte
Newville
14
14
70
46
Palmer
Sherrod
10
14
72
45
Matanuska Marshall
Mr a.Lee Marshall
Total
Precip.
Wind
Diree,
Days
Clear
Days
Part
Cldy
Days
Cloudy
1.07
E
.95
SE
,52
1."
1.
Calm
Notwithstanding additional controls
imposed on travel to and from the Terri
tory by military authorities, the State
Department has advised Governor Gruening
that the system of exit permits in effect
since December 7 for travel of most clas
ses of aliens from Alaska to Continental
United States will still be enforced.
Aliens desiring to leave Alaska for
the States are urged again to make appli
cation at least 30 days before they plan
to travel. Application blanks may be
obtained from the Governor's office. Gov
ernor Gruening will work in close cooper
ation with military authorities in issuing
permits.
iAt least 10 miles of road between Sk
lutna and Anchorage on the Palmer-Anchor
age highway is said to be in a disgraceful
state and not conducive to saving wear anc
tear on tires.
A daughter was born to Mrs. M. Smith of
Nome.*, at Matanueka Valley hospital Satur
day night.
Mrs. A. R. Carson was able to return to
her home from the hospital last Monday.
The hospital has been fortunate in se
curing the services of Mrs. Dorothy Bell
as cook.
Dr, and Mrs. LoRoy Flora and Mr. and
Mrs, M. P. Mullaney spent one day this
week at Fish Creek.
Miss Jeanne Christiancy left last week
for her home in Seattle.
The grocery department of the Trading
Post presents an appetizing appearance
these days with its heaps of now cabbage*
cauliflower, head lettuce, radishes, beets
turnips, chard, home-grown strawberries.
No better vegetables are grown any place
in the world as to crispness and sweetness
site and without blemishes.
AT PALMER, CHURCHES
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
The Rev. 0, Wilber Randall, Pastor
Sunday School lOiOO a.m.
Morning Worship lltOO a.m.
VALLEY CHAPEL
The Revs.Mr, and Mrs. Herman E. Beyer
Worship and Church School lOiOO a.m.
Preaching Service 8t00 p.m.
Wed. Eve Service . 8 p.m.
Stereopticon lectures will be presented
on Sunday and Wednesday evenings. Each
of us has 168 hours to invest each week.
Do you believe one hour and a half invest
ed in Divine worship is too much each
week? Attend some church this Sunday
morning - it will do you good,
ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Rev, James Snead, Pastor
Mass at lOiOO a. m.
Choir practice every Wednesday at
the church at 7i00 p.m.
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