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TWELVE 'TEW MEMBERS
The Falmer Company of the Territorial
Guards met Monday night and benefitted by
a talk delivered by Major Marston of the
Air Corps and the Governor* s Aide in the
work of organizing the units.
Among other things, Major Marston said,
"This is your country! Keen it yours!
The only way that can be done is to be pre
pared to defend the two square feet you
stand on to the last drop of your blood.
Russia sold us Alaska because she couldn't
defend it. Y/e can and we will do it.
"Every man, woman, and child must do
his or her part to insure VICTORY. 7/c
will win this war when we decide that we
are going all out to win it."
Twelve new mrnbers were sworn in at this
meeting. Meeting nights will be on Mon
days for the present. Plans for Valley
defense are being worked out as rapidly as
possible.
Three more dates on which children who
will attend Tfesilla and Palmer schools
may report for examination by Dr. Flora at
the Health Center, second floor of the
Recreation Hall, between 3 and 4*30 p»m#
Tuesday, August 18 M N 0
" " 25 P Q R S
Thursday, " 27 T to Z
One of the parents should be in attend
ance at the examination.
Helen Johnson
Public Health Nurse
YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONFERENCE
An interdenominational Young People's
Conference will be held at Kings Lake
camp for one week beginning Tuesday,
August 18 and running to Tuesday , Augat
25.
The Rev. 3.J.Single, now of Fairbanks,
the Rev. G. Edward Knight of Sw.mrd, the
Reverends 0. Wilber Randall, Woodrow
Kurth and Herman Beyer of Palmer, will
serve as leaders at the conference.
All young people in the liatanuska Val
ley who plan to attend the Conference
should see the Rev. Mr. Randall on orb
before Sunday.
Every member of the United Protestant
church and his family, is invited to
bring a basket lunch and join in a spec
ial fellowship luncheon next Sunday, Ag
ust 16, The luncheon will be held im
mediately following church services.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dragseth and family
returned Sunday night from spending the
fishing season on Kachemax Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rasmussen are moving
to Anchorage for a stay of indefinite
length, Mrs. Rasmussen is closing Lou's
Beauty Parlor for the time being.
FOR SALE - 7 tube Co-op radio, cabinet
style. In good condition. $30, Mrs .
John Witt.