Blood-Type Dog Togs for 400 Local
Persons Ready Now at Health Center
Approximately 400 dog tags for
local persons who participated in
the blood-typing clinic two years
ago have been stamped and at
tached to handsome neck chains
through the efforts of the Mata
nuska Valley Health Council an!
may be picked up at the Healtn
Center. Public Health Nurse Mar
jorie Myren announced this week.
The Health Council decided on
the project last summer, and vol
unteers have made several trips
to Anchorage to type the tage on
the special stamping machine
The tags are priced at 15 cents to
cover cots of materials.
Mrs. Gladyce Burrell, Tom
Murton, and Mrs. Arlene Day
have spent many hours in An
chorage typing the tags for those
whose names are listed below.
Most of these are adults. Theie
are still 700 tags to be made for
the school children who were
typed in a more recent clinic.
Anyone able to spend a few hours
in Anchorage to help in this pro
ject should get in touch with Miss
Myren at the Health Center.
Civilian Defense officials have
emphasized the importance of
wearing identification tags with
the blood type clearly shown. In
case of war or accident, these tags
could mean the difference be
tween life and death.
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Cheechakos Sponsor
Get Together for
New Homemakers Club
How to form a homemakers
club and why it's nice to belong
to one were the main themes of
a Cheechako-sponsored get-to
gether for several women who
are relative newcomers to the
Palmer area.
Guests at the regular monthly
meeting of the Cheechakos held
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Charles Wilson were: Mrs.
C. A. Brewer, Mrs. Sam West
gate, Mrs. H. W. Huebsch, Mrs.
Elmer Melby, Mrs. Donald Coe,
Mrs. O. K. Kincaid, and Mrs. Al
lan Mick. , .
The heechakos explained tnat
they had so much fun that they d
like to be able to take in all new
comers to the Palmer area. Be
cause of space limitations in in
dividual homes which serve as
meeting places, their membership
had to be limited to twenty. Ac
cordingly. they planned this spe
cial meeting and invited several
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OOOTAGS -
A—POSITIVE
Adam* Julia
AkVestsd, Paul
Ambum. Naomi
Babiv. Gforjt
Bailey. Jewell
Baker. Mr» Karma
Bales William
Ball. Gertrude
Bangle. Mrs Earl
Blunck. Alma
Beyer. Mrs H
Bourher. H. T.
Boulter. Don. W.
Boulter. Grace
Brock, Esther
Bronson Robt
Carroll. Jas A.
Carroll. Donna
Do 1ft, James
Byers, Margaret
Bryant, Earl
Brown. John
Brown, Elsie
Brooks. Eleanor
B—NEGATIVE
Cather, Eleanor
Harris. Mrs. E.
Harris. Harold
Harris, Mrs H.
King, Mary R.
Lentz. Donovan
Paulson, Carl
Pieren, Shirley
Wilson. Phyllis
AB—POSTIVE
Brager, Esther
Brooks. A1
Caulkins. Herb
Corral. Isabel M.
Crawford. D. A
Edmonds. Gert. L.
Fogg, William
Kezak, Adelaine
Langhoff, Marg't.
Lucas Leo
Murdock, Mrs. C.
Plack, George
Roberts. George
Robinson. Violet
Smith, Wm, R.
Ulrich, Harvey
Zahradnicek, W. T
AB—NEGATIVE
Burnett. Fay
Horish, Peter
Tussing, Chas.
Ueeck. Edward
A —NEGATVE
louwens, Mrs. Wm.
Brown, Mrs. J. C.
Buzby. Wm. W.
Carroll, Cleon. E.
Cather, Ray
Coghlan, Violet
Cook. Dorothy
Curtis, John
DePriest, Ray.
Fridley, Vernon
Gaylord. Marcy
Henry. Ella
Hodsdon. Richard
Huebner. R. A.
Hurd Fred
Johnson, Edith
Johnson, Johan H.
Johnson. Ruth A.
Kirscher, Elsie
McAllister. Alice
Mears, Lester
Murray, Don
Parcells, Walt
Ratcliffe, John
Robinson, Bruce
Schmitz, Ronald
Stadler, Emil
Stockman, Virginia
Teeland, Mrs. W.
Wilson, Charles
1NO CHAINS:
B—POSITVE
Alexander. Lilas
Anderson Verda
Barrett, Edward
Benttl, Toivo
Burgeann. Ruth
Black. Grace
Buyn.v, Charles
Caulkins, Richard
Cook. Seth
Cope. Thelma
Culver, Geraldine
DeLong. Mrs G.
Duff. Bertrom
Duff. Harry
Geiwltz, Hazel
Grover. Beverly
Hodgson, H J.
Wenter. Harvey
Hurd. Edith
Johns. Robt. G.
Johnson. C. O.
Johnson. Hugh
Koski, Andy
Larson. Helen
Lundberg. Mary
MacArthur. Martha
McKechnie. Ray
Morgan, James
Mylnek. Joseph
Plumley, Lloyd
Roberts. R. F.
Sawby, Florence
Sherman, Martin
Tietz, Margaret
Tietz. Russell A.
Wade, Nancy
Walker, Robt. R.
Wever, Alice
O—NEGATIVE
Cook. Mrs. Donald
Cope. Glenn
Cullison, Andrew
Diedrich. R. H.
Estelle. Mrs. H.
Fleming. Dan
Flower, Edythe
Fox. Waldo
France. Lucille M.
Bentti. Nora
Bruckbauer, Esther
Frank, Darrell
Frey, Albert
Fridley, Vernon A.
Grover, C. W.
Bryant, Hazel
Hemmer, Esther
McRae, Phillip
Kepler, Harriet
Mielke. Marion
Kindgren, Oscar
King, Clara P.
Mielke, Marjorie
Kirkner, Robt.
Moffitt, Genevieve
Kirsch, Eugene
Moffitt, Patricia
Kurtz. Una
Moore. Mrs. Don
Niemann, Dana
Ratliff, Valeria
Laughlin, Winston
Lawton. Leva
LeDuc, Elmer
Lentz, William
Martin. Winnifred
McKay. Virginia
McMahon, D. T.
Sandvik, Agnes
Sandvik, Lynn
Scheibl. Allan
Scott. Helen
Skinner, Evelyn
Slaughter. Marvin
Stephan. Carol
Wilson, Betty Jo
Wildon, Wilma
Zahradnicek, Ita
newcomers who would form the
nucleus of a new homemakers
club.
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HELEN HAVEMEISTER
TO WED DECEMBER 15
Mrs. Emmy Havemeister an
nounces the engagement and ap
proaching marriage of her daugn
ter. Helen Frances, to Paul E. Ri
ley. pastor of the Assembly of
God Church of Wasilla.
The ceremony will take place
on Saturday evening. December
15 at eight o’clock in the Church
of God. Palmer. Rev. C. A. Ros
signal of Anchorage will offici
ate.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of original colonists. Since her
father, the late Arnold Hevemeis
ter, died in 1942, her mother has
continued operation of the Col
ony tract.
Miss Havemeister was gradu
ated from Palmer High School
Class of 1950, and has worked for
the past 16 months in the admin
istrative offices of the Alaska Ag
ricultural Experiment Station.
Mr. Riley is a graduate of Glad
Tidings Bible Institute, Santa
Cruz, California. At present, he is
employed by the Alaska Railroad
in Anchorage in addition to his
pastoral duties. Last July he in
itiated the work of the Assembly
of God in the Wasilla area.
All friends of the young couple
are cordially invited to attend the
Excellent
Care of Children
Days or Evenings
in My Home
Phone MRS. R. FELZIEN
R. Snodgrass Sub-division
Gladyce Dawson Heads
Local Culinary Workers
Culinary workers of the Palmei
area chose Mrs. Gladyce Dawson
as Palmer Stewardess of Local
No. 878 at an impromptu meeting
held November 21.
Business Agent Jerry Gerardy
and Lorena Showers, financial
secretary of the Local were in
Palmer on that date. As many
workers as could be contacted on
short notice were present.
A membership drive is planned
and anyone interested may con
tact Mrs. Dawson at the Frontier
Cafe.
The third Wednesday in De
cember has been set as the next
meeting date. It is planned to
hold two meetings on that date
to allow’ all workers an opportu
nity to attend. Place of meeting
will be announced at a later date.
ceremony and also the reception
which will be held immediately
afterward in the basement of the
church.
ALASKA CIVIL ENGINEERS
GRANTED CHARTER
The American Society of Civil
Engineers recently approved a
charter for an Alaskan Section
according to H. F. Moats of the
Office of the Alaska District,
Corps of Engineers.
The 100 or more Alaskan mem
bers of the national society are
eligible for charter membership
in the newly created Alaska sec
tion. Any in this area who did
not sign the petition are invited
to be included as charter merr
bers by contacting H. F. Moat
c/o Alaska District Engineer
Corps of Engineers. Anchorage.
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