Presbytery of Yukon Convenes;
Noted Speakers, Delegates Here
The presbytery of the Yukon*
Thursday night began session in
the Nnited Protestant Church in
Palmer, which will continue
through Sunday.
Delegates from Anchorage,
Fairbanks, from the Railbelt and
north to Wainwright are partici
pating, and noted church leaders
will speak.
Opening the Presbytery, Thurs
day night, the Rev. R. R. Arm
strong, field representative of the
Presbyterian Church in Alaska,
was the speaker. Tonight (Friday)
Moderator Dr. Hugh Evans of
Dayton, Ohio, will give the mes
sage. This is only the second time
the Moderator has visited Alaska.
From New York City, repres
enting the boards, are Dr. J. Earl
Jackman, secretary of the unit
of work in Alaska, and Miss
Katherine Gladfelter, head of Ed
ucational and medical work, who
will speak at the Presbytery and
meet with the local hospital
board.
A Christian motion picture
‘^Second Chance”, full length
with sound will be shown at 8
p. m. Saturday.
Sunday will be a full day. At
morning services in the United
Protestant Church the Rev. Roy
Ahmaogak, ordained Eskimo min
ister of Wainwright, will speak.
In the afternoon the Presbytery
will go to Wasilla to dedicate the
Recently completed community
church. Sunday evening the Pres
bytery will close with communion
services at 8 o’clock.
“The public is cordially invit
ed to attend the business sessions
each day, held from 8:30 to 5,
and also to come to the evening
programs,” said the Rev. Victor
Alfsen, host pastor in charge of
arrangements.
In charge of housing and feed
ing the delegates is the Ladies i
Aide of the - United Protestant |
Church, Mrs. Don Irwin, chair-j
lnan.
More than 30 delegates are ex- j
pected from various points in the
Presbytery of the Yukon.
Anybody can meet expenses if
they try, says a writer. The trick
is to avoid them.
Reasoning things out with lit
tle tots is still the best way to
whip them into shape.
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PALMER READY—
Continued From Pag* On*
ical aid, blackout activities and
traffic control.
In Palmer, the Civilian Defense
Committee is set up as follows:
Walter E. Huntley, director; Wil
liam T. Zahradnicek, deputy dir
ector; Jack Maze, Stanley Laird
and Lew Hanks, assistant direct
ors; Hugh A. Johnson, adminis
tration and personal training ser
vice head.
Under assistant director Jack
Maze are: Dr. C. C. Bailey, health
Mrs. Allan Mick, emergency wel
fare: Miss Marjorie Myren, spec
ial weapons defense, (such as bac
teriological warfare); Mrs. Flor
ence Eby, president of the Nurses |
Assn., first aid.
Under assistant director Stan- j
ley Laird are: Bill Bouwens, law j
enforcement; Ray Lancaster, fire j
service; American Legion, Bob I
Peterson, Commander, warden
service (air-raid warning, organ
ized self-protection,
Under assistant director Lew
Hanks: Chet Sandvik, shelter
protection service; Oliver Onkka,
rescue service and evacuation
transportation; Richard Demming
co-ordinator on engineering ser
vices.
Under assistant director Hugh
j Johnson: Elmer LeDuc and Mrs.
! George Smart, supply service:
| John Weisenberger, communica
1 tions.
Part order of Fertilizer will be in Monday
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