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Rev. Alfsen to Give
Baccalaureate Service
Rev. Victor Alfsen of the United
Protestant Church of Palmer has
accepted the invitation to present
fhe baccalaureate address for 1950
graduates of Palmer High School,
t was announced this week. Rev.
'"'eorge Geiwitz will be asked to
; p esent the invocation and bene
d:ction.
Baccalaureate plans still were
iV en‘irelv definite this weekend.
13 service probably will be held
the United Protestant Church
the 7:30 evening service on
’lay 14. However, it is possible
1hat the service may be switched
to the morning church hour,
rather than be held in the eve
ning.
Cheecheko Meeting Changed
The date of the Cheechako
Homemaker’s Club meeting has
been set back a \yeek, it was
learned today. Cheechakos will
meet with Mrs. James Hurley on
April 17, rather than April 11.
May All the Good Things of This Spring Season Be Yours
Is the Wish of
Miss Matanuska Maid
on This Easter of 1950
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And coupled with this Easter wish, your Co-Op wishes to remind you that
the MATANUSKA VALLEY FARMERS' CO-OPERATING ASSOCIATION
is here in your Valley, doing business with you and for you through every
season of the entire year.
Welfare Council To Be Organized
By Community Chest Membership
tosJey to Head
College Wildlife Unit
Dr. Neil W. Hosley has been ap
pointed head of the Wildlife Re
search Unit, recently established
at the University of Alaska, it was
announced this week by Dr. Ter
ris Moore, University president.
The new unit will train students
in the management of Alaskan
wildlife.
Dr. Hosley is a graduate of
Syracuse University in the school
of forestry and has taken ad
vanced degrees in the field at
Harvard University and the Uni
versity of Michigan. He has been
a forestry instructor at Harvard,
has taught wildlife management
courses at the University of Con
necticut, and has had several
years of practical experience with
the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Doesn’t
Cost a
CENT—
Instead
IT PAYS
A PROFIT
The cows give more milk—the hogs
and beef put on weight faster—the
chickens lay more eggs when running
water is always before them. In the
home, mother gets her washing done
quicker—her dishes washed—floors
scrubbed and meals prepared with less
fatigue—the health features of indoor
toilets—the comforts of bath rooms—
all these blessings actually make more
money for you than you pay for a
D||DE/e WATER
DUKR\d SYSTEM
You’ll want a BURKS
because it gives more
water per minute—is
completely automatic
self priming—troi ' '
free. Runs years
longer because of
“Life-Lok” fea
ture. Get prices
and details on
BURKS SUPER TURBINES
FOR SHALLOW WELLS
— OR —
BURKS EDUCER SYSTEMS
FOR DEEP WELLS
YUKON EQUIP. CO.
Corner 6ih & G Si.
Box 1639 Dial 2-5101
j. at* v cuiey v^uiiimunuy ^nesi
has a new set of by-laws and a
newly created welfare and dis
aster fund council this week. Both
were effected by unanimous vote
at the membership meeting, at
tended by eight Chest members
last Friday evening.
In accordance with the new by
laws, two new board members
were elected. Hereafter three
board members will be elected at
the annual meeting in February,
for a three-year term of office.
Term of office of the present
Chest board members was adjust
ed as follows:
Irwin Plili . 1951
Les Ray. 1951
Mrs. Alva Saxton. 1951
Mrs. Harvey Hiber . 1952
Mrs. Jack Newcomb . 1952
Mrs. Roland Snodgrass.1952
Miss Louise Kellogg . 1953
Marvin Slaughter. 1953
Mrs. John Swidelsky . 1953
Following the creation of the
new welfare council, nine mem
bers were elected to its member
ship, and were instructed to pro
ceed with organization of the
council’s work.
Elected members of this wel&,re
and disaster fund council includ
ed:
Tom Day, Mrs. Richard Dem
ming, Clifton Grover, Eugene
Kirsch, Mrs. Herbert Kopperud,
Mrs. Allen Mick, Mrs. Matt Per
kins, Dr. F. R. Sims and Mrs. John
Swidelsky.
Ex - officio members of this
council will include:
Mrs Alva Saxton, Palmer wel
fare agent and U. C. Commission
er; Mrs. Thomas Carter, U. S.
Commissioner at Wasilla; Miss
Marjorie Myren, public health
nurse in the Valley; William Bou
vyens, deputy marshall for the
Valley; Mrs John Swidelsky, Red
Cross representative for the Val
ley.
SHOWER HONORS
SHIRLEY PARKER
The Thursday Club met at the
home of Mrs. Jean Garner on
March 23. Members of the club
planned a surprise shower, honor
ing Miss Shirley Parker, who will
marry George Hiller on Easter
Sunday. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. George and Mrs.
Garner.
Siits Service Held Here
On March 13
William Sitts was buried at
services conducted in Valdez on
Monday, March 13.
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