The frontiersman., 1957-06-27
Reporters Nozehook

Palmer Elks lodge. renorted uiea tha annual Cerebral Palsy benefit dlnner-dance held by the local Elks last Saturday, was big success. lie expressed the thanks of the lodge for the particinat;on by the valley residents, Proceads go toward the C-P funds wh;ch in turn make possible nhvsica1 therapy for children who migh+ otherwise not receive similar care.
 Guest speaker at the July 3 sneeting of the Matanuska Valley Chamber of Commerce will he Glenn (McNeese, field man wifi the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Association. Ali members and interested persons are invited to attend the meet ing which will be held in the Co Op club room at noon.
 The Department of State has announced the reassignment of career Foreign Service Officer Harry w. Jacobs and Vice Con- sul at the American consulate General in Milan, Italy. Jacobs son of Mrs. Harry J. Gleeson of Jeffersontown Kentucky and the late MT. Leo B. Jacobs, formerly of Palmer, previously served as press officer in the news divi- sion of the Department of State.
 MT. and Mrs. Keith Tracey and two children are visiting at the home of MT. Tracey's parents, MT. and Mrs. Chester Tracey of Was lila. The younger Traceys make their home at Fort Grove, Oregon where MT. Tracey is a teacher in the high school. They plan to visit in the valley until mid-Aug- ust.
 MT. and Mrs. Clem Kolb of Sheboygin, Wise and Selin Sor- enson of Pearson, Wise, arrived in Palmer this past Sunday and are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. William BouWens. MT. Sorenson and Mrs. Kolb are bro- ther and sister of Mrs. Bouwens. All are on their first trip to Al aska and plan to remain until the later part of July. Enroute to Pal mer the trio visited the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park
 Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Kelleigh and family left for Seattle last Friday afternoon. The sergeant will be assigned to the A.C.S. office in that city.
 Sergeant and Mrs. Ernest In- man and three children have ar rived in Palmer from the Seat tie A.C-S. office and are living in the Pioneer Apartments. Ser geant Inman is in charge of the local AC.S office.
 Alice Snodgrass will be hostess to members of xxi Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, during their special meeting to be held July l. This will be the chapters final meeting before their summer re- cess. A cultural program will be presented.
 William Sweetman, dairy hus- bandman at the Experiment Sta ton, was in Washington, D. c. last week on station business.
 LaVerne c. Hamann, son of MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Hamann, was a candidate June 20 for the Association in Applied Science degree in Radio and Television Technology at Milwaukee School of Engineering Spring Quarter commencement A l947 graduate of Palmer and Great Falls high school, Hamann is a veteran of two years service with the U. s. Army
 Mrs. Tatso Gosho and two chil- dren returned to their home in Palmer this past week following vacation spent in the Seattle area.
 Word has been received from Mrs. Joseph Des Jardin (nee Rita McClafferty) that she and her husband are making their home in Hubbell, Michigan. She reports that Joe has started his summer term at Michigan Tech The Des Jardins were wed in Palmer and made the trip to the States by car, stopping in Hoquiam, Wash. to visit Rita's sister Mrs. Helen Bab- ineau; Bud and Shirley Haire in Spokane; a trip into Yellowstone r,nrr-rrn crrArvEc nEpART-