HEALTH CENTER NEWS
The last scheduled day fbr school
examinations will be Aug. 26, the
last Thursday of this month. The
Annual physical examination is a
prerequisite for school attendance,
much time will be saved, for every
body concerned. If all children of
school age,grade and high, from
lalmer and Wasilla, take advantage
of this opportunity to have their
examinations completed.
The regular Infant and Freschool
Conference will be held on the lost
Tuesday of this month, August 31.
.ell parents are urged to k^ep ther;
selves informed on the progress of •'
dental cr-.ro arrangements. If all
tocs well with the dental equiptmenti
installation, we may have one of the
Anchorage dentists visit our comunit
in a short tine.
The installation of this equiptmen
is being done by volunteers from the
comunlty, who have lots of work of
their own to do, but are willing to
donate their services.
The expence of purchasing materia]
i§ being paid by donations and Mr.
Fat Hemmer wes the first one to give
a generous amount, and Mr. Swanson j
and Mr '.Valter Huntley have promised 1
to contribute to the fund rlso, no \
one will try to"high pressure" any
one into contributeing, but your
donation will be accepted with then^
if you care to assist.
The Co- ^p. Eo? rd of Directors made
the project possiable when they gave
permission to use the dental chair
and equiptment, and authorized the
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necessary alterations, in the room
in the lobby of the Comunity Kail
for this office. It is hoped that
other organizations in the Valley,
who are•interested in comunity project*
of this nature, will lend assistance
also.
NATIONAL DIRECTOR USO IN PALMAR.
Mr. Lee the National Director of >
the USO visited Palmer this week and
'inspected the local clubrooms, he was.
accompanied by Mr. Cleaves, USO Dir*
cctor of the Anchorage Unit, and Mr.
Drr.zba Director of the Mobile Unit
y for this district.
A luncheon was served in the club
troom in the evening,, which was
attended ty Mr.- Stock and Rev. Beyer
and a few others,
Mr. Lee expressed satisfaction with
the activities of the USO in Palmer
and was quite interested in the
famous (or inf amous ) Mat anus ka Valley.
The platform comittee,who are assist
ing the Valleys canidnte for Govencr,
met on top of Lazy Mountain last week,
it was felt that it night provide a /
a much broader view, than i's usualy •
observed by the average cnnidate, of
the mere important questions that will
be met. However, much to the dissepoi#
ment of the conittee, it mind and
was so cloudy that no action was teke^
which is the usual proceedture._
Spuds may come,
spuds may go, i
But every Cat-Trac,
Must plow its row.
And your tractor must be in
good mechanical condition,
ij cooler weather makes harder
<! starting, : and a breakd-own in
■! harvest time is seriotis.
!t
Have your tractor checked for
condition hOW
MACHINE WORK WELDING
AUTO & TRUCK REPAIRING.
BATTERY'S CHARGED.