VALLEY LEADS U. S.
IN CIVILIAN DEFENSE
BLOOD TYPE PROGRAM
The Valley’s response to the
blood typing program as a part
of the Civilian Defense plan is
said to lead in the states for the
percentage of the population par
ticipating in the program, Alaska
Health Department officials re
ported here recently.
A total of 728 persons, com
prised mainly of school children,
were blood typed and registered
in the program which started here
the first part of November. Areas
included Palmer, Wasilla, Inde
pendence Mine, Valley Christian
Children’s Home and Lazy Moun
tain Children’s Home, which are
all under Miss Marjorie Myren’s
jurisdiction as Public Health
Nurse.
Frank Pauls of the Alaska De
partment of Health came here
from his offices at Anchorage to
conduct and supervise the blood
typing program.
Volunteers assisting Mr. Pauls
and Miss Myren in the program
were Mrs. Marilyn Grasser, Mrs.
Jack Newcomb, Barbara Larsen,
Ingebord Navjord, Louise Kellogg
and Florence Ebv.
Individual record cards have
been distributed to those who
were typed, Miss Myren said. In
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STUFFED TOYS MADE BY
CLUB FOR CHRISTMAS
An assortment of stuffed toys
to be used as Christmas gifts for
children of the community were
made by the ladies of the Chugiak
Homemakers Club at the regular
meeting Thursday. The all-day
meeting started at 10 a.m. and
was held at the Chugiak commun
ity hall.
adddition to the individual cards,
records are also on file at the Val
ley Hospital, Alaska Department
of Health Laboratory and the
Palmer Health Center. Dupli
cates of any cards that may be
lost by individuals may be ob
tained at any of the listed places,
Miss Myren said.
John Witt, in Hospital
Is Reported Improving
John Witt, who, with Mrs. Witt,
recently left Palmer to spend the
winter at Nachez, Wn., is ill and
in the hospital, according to word
received by friends here. Mr.
Witt is hospitalized at Yakima,
where he is reported to be slowly
improving.
The Witts formerly operated
the Valley Cleaners here. Prior
to their departure this fall they
leased the cleaning establishment
to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McMahan,
long time residents here. Mr. Mc
Mahan has been in the territory
for the past 30 years.
When the McMahans moved to
Trading Post
Your Co-Op Department Store
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables!
GREEK BEANS Seaporl
APPLE CIDER
KARO 5 *, 95c
WHOLE BEETS Libby.s
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CHERRY PIE MIX
BISQUICK
No. 2
40-oz.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
ATTENTION!
Another Butler Xmas Store Sale -
Many Beautiful Gift Items!
SALE STARTS DEC. 7—THROUGH DEC. 9
Alaskan Head Scarfs
Ladies' and Men's Belts
Dresser Sets
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Pin-Up Lamps
Table Lamps
Vanity Lamps
Dust Mops
24c
Gal. 1-29
lb.
pail
No. 2 29c
No. 2 2 I C
49c
69c
Sno Suits
Sets of Chinaware
Cannister Sets
Kitchen Sets
Strollers
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Avoid Disappointment...
GET YOUR XMAS TURKEY NOW!
LARD—pail or carton.lb. 35c
PICNIC HAMS.lb. 65c
PORK CHOPS.lb. 79c
Fresh Frozen Vegetables and Some Fruits
December 7 Remember! December 7
SHURFINE BUTLER GOODYEAR
Christmas Store Sale!
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their new enterprise they rented
their Palmer home to Mr. and
Mrs. Newell Talcott. Mr. Talcott
is with the Eklutna project here.
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GOOD—AND GOOD FOR YOU
Yes, our baked goods are as good for
you as they are good tasting. That's be
cause we use plenty of fresh eggs, milk,
and other nutritious ingredients. Be
sure you have a good supply of our
baked goods for over the week end.
Shamrock Bakery
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OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS
Thursdays till 9 p.m.
Other week days till 8 p.m.
ALL
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NEEDS
Start tomorrow and
fill your gift needs
while stocks are full.
SPORTS
Skis, ska.es for beginners and
experts. Guns, fishing gear and
many other items.
Toasters, coffee makers, electric clocks, refrigerators.
Ironers. waffle irons, etc.
APPLIANCES
TOYS
The biggest selection of toys in tov/n for children of
all ages.
FOR THE HOME
We just received 4 carloads of furniture and we have
everything you might need.
FOR THE TREE
and under the tree we have lights, wrappings, ribbons,
cards, stickers, and other items to dress up the presents.
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