LOCAL OPA BOARDS TSHMDTATED B0V3KBSH 12
November 12 merited the termination of al
most five years continuous voluntoor scr«*
vico on the part of Alaska’s Price Control
Boards.
Notification of this .had been made to the
sixty seven Alaska citizens in the twelve
major Alaska cities and communities where
they have patriotically assisted in local
administration of rationing, prico and
rent'control programs over since oarly in.
1942.
The November 12 dissolving of Board Oper
ations in Alaska wili be followed shortly
by the termination of services of the fow
paid OPA personnel still employed in con
nection with Board operations, the Alaska
OPA stated.
in announcing tnc termination or tne rnco
Control Board Program in Alaska this Peck,
r s. Mildred P. Hermann, OPA Director,
highly conncndod the loyal wartime and
po 't-v:ar sorvico rendered by-the Alaska
Boards.
"The Territory of Alaska, as well as the
Alaska OPA, ottos an irjpeasurablc debt <>f
gratitude to the Members of Alaska’s Prico
Control Beards who.arc this rock closing
the books on nearly five years of voluntcc
service to their communities and to the •
territory. They have given countless hours
of their unpaid tine -»and the if adviso and
assistance to their neighbors, .their local
nerchnnts and tq the Alaska OPA,in a sin
cere effort to help out locally in the
national and territorial program to avoid
inflat ion,
”It is impossible to Measure the value of
this unprecedented volunteer service, T7o
can only hope that the public fully appre
ciate! s the loyalty of these people at this
tine, as re bring to a c^so one of the
nest glowing chapters of the history of
our 'operation in the Territory.”
Six citizens whose status as nenbors of
the Palmer Price, Control Board terminates
this week aro: John'Arvid Johnson,Chatadan
and Henry G. Ldltosc.Mrs. Gladys McMahon,
John W. Curtis, Gillian J. 3ouwons, and
Mrs, Klairo Johnson,
MOOSE LCD® OFFICIAL in PAUSED SUNDAY
' DECEMBER 1
Mr, Carl A. Me is, Deputy Supronc Socretary
Supronc Lodge of the Morld Loyal Ordef of
Moose r.ith headquarters at Mocschoart,
Illinois, rill make an'official visit to
FfeLr.or Mooso Lodge 793, Sunday.,, DsCenbcr
1, at B P.M, in the Valley Thoatro, accotcL
Log to an announcement by Dalph C, Moore,
Secretary of the Falraor Lodge,
A special necting and progran honoring Mr.
Mels i3 being arranged by the lodge office
for the occasion.
In conjunction rith this meeting, the Moos
"raternity*s latest sound notion picturo
'The Child City” rhich has boon fating
Davo Totices fron novic critics<rill be
exhibited. This filn is a graphic portraya
cf daily life at Moosofioart, famous hono &
school for dependent children.
, Palmer Bus
'' ■ Schedules -
ANC HORAGE-GULKANA
Loaves Anchorage
Tuesday—Thursday—Saturday 9:00 an
Loaves Gulknna
Wednesday—Friday—Sunday 9:00 an
BUSSES Leaving WHITEHORSE Friday
nako connections for ANCHORAGE at TOK
Gulknna Bussos nako connections for
ANCHORACE-PADJER-WASIIXA
Leaves Anchorage daily (except Sunday)
10:00 a.n, 6:00 p.n,
Leavos Palncr daily
Leaves Palncr for Wasilla 1:00 p’.ni
Leaves Wasilla for Palnor 2:30 p.n,
Sunday Bus 'leaves Anchorage for'P&lner
WHITEHORSE
9:00 a.n.
5:00 p.ni
9:00 a.n,
PALMER TICKET OFFICE
6:00 p.n.
Palncr Fountain and Cafe,
VALLEY
ELECTRICAAr
RESIDENCE WIRING
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electrical wiring
IEXT TO KOSLOSKY’S
3ASCT BALL THU HOLDS PEP RALLY
Rev. Zoilo presided at a Pep Rally held
for the Basket Ball toons on Wednesday ovo
n'ing of this nook. Not very nnny parents
verc present and they really nissed sene
fine entortoinnent fron -.That vre hoar,
Ur, -Prescott ras the first speaker in a
series of "Pep" talks-, Kiss Potter socond
and Don Irvin the third. Cheer leadors
_gave yolls at various intervals throughout
’tho progron.
To top -off the entertainment a boxing bout
vras held botvooh Vivian Moicr and'Alico
Bouwens, Alice knocked Vivian out.
The boys evidently have ahovn much tnlont
in the nusical li» as tho "Shooting Stars"
played tvo silo|rn nusiccl3 rith the help
of tho record playor. After the program,>
thoro was lunch and'then everyono danced
^until about 11:00 p.n.