Palmer Cold
Storage
VI ~:m of PRACTICALLY EVEHYT IING
CAN NOT BE FAD AT TEE PAIPESL COLD
‘ ETTOR'.DE
EEF PORK VEAL HA’.I BACON POULTRY
BITTER CHEESE COLD I-.E ATS
ALSO: TRESS FROZEN’ ^STrRA”BCRRITS
PEACHES and CHERRIES
--<—
I MATANUSKA MAID"
—ICECREAM ——
ICECREAM CAKES
FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION
ORDER ONE NOT for that
PARTY
BULK 6 BRICK
ICECREAM
IN
3UTTERSCOTCH
APRICOT PINEAPPLE
ORANGE PINEAPPLE
HAWAIIAN D E L I G E T
RASPBERR Y—V A N I L L 1
C H 0 C 0 L A T E—S TRAN3ERRY
CO-OP CREAMERY
UNIVERSITY BUS
-LINES .
“■'TOfTT’C: T T7 ' f T Tf’TTrr* f nT^
Mondays and Thursdays;, at 9:00 a.m.
BUSS'S I'.VT F-T.IFi3.eNKS for AITCIIOIUCt:
Mondays and Thursdays at 10: an a.m.
CIRCIM BUSSES LEAVE FAIRBANKS
Wednesdays and Saturdays
YIIIJCT CLB OFFICE—8?5 FOURTH ATE.
PHONE: KBD ISO
TRAVEL BY BU
UNIVERSITY BUS LINES
FAIRBANKS ALASKA
m
ASSESSMENT' ■ W' 0 R K
As the rcsv.lt of the President’s recent
proclamation on the cessation of hostili
ties, assessment work on mining claims in
Alaska will have to'bc carried out in'tho
year betwoon July 1, 1947, and July 1,1948.
Assessment work regulations wore suspended
by Act of Congress passed in 1943 thu3
eliminating the necessity of performing '
$100 worth cf labor on each mining'claim,
not patented, in the United States, in
cluding the Territory, until the hostili
ties of "'orld War II were declared ended
by Presidential proclamation or concur
rent resolution of Congress.
Every claimant will have to file notice of
assessment work for the period betvoo:_
July 1, 1947, And July 1,1943, on or before
noon of July 1, 1943.
ELECTRIFICATION LOAN FOR MATAIfJSKA
A loan of “540,000 has been made to the
Matanuskn Electric Association by the Rur
al Electrification Administration for ex
tension of electric service end for ex
penses in that area as’reported to Dele
gate Bartlett recently.
The loan brings to six the total of elec
trification loans made to tho association
since 1941 amounting in all to $273,000.
ET CITY SCHOOLS
IHCRHAS3S HT ZHPOLLI.rHIT
Enrollments in the city schools in the
Territory ore in general up over the s
school year 1945-46. Cordova High School
shors the greatest increase, one hundred
percent.
High School increases over 10$ arc:
sos:
36
15'
24.4
20.3
26.5
l
HStf TTLHPKOIES ore being added to the
Valley Telephone Exchange each neck. Dur
ing this past we ok, J.Irs. Lou Rasmussen, '
C’Harra Hus Linos in tli Palmer Fountain,
and Dr. Kochn roc iv d telephones. L
little over thirty t lephoncs are nor on
the Palmer lino.
Anchorage
Cordova
Douglas
Juneau
Kodiak
Sc ldo via
Seward
Sitka
Ska gray
Valdez
18.
100.
30'
14.
44.
16.
19.
...20'
66.
38.
Grade Incroaj
Anchorage
Cordova
Home
Seward
Sitka
FALKIR HIGH SCHOOL TEAM HHRGUTi; TO
FAIRBAilKS The Palmer High School teem
with strict itutos making 1C players in all
loft Palmer on Thursday of this week for
Fairbanks whore they rill play the Fair
banks toon this roeiK end.' They pore re-'
aeoamponied by Rev. Zeile, coach; and Hr.'
Prescott, Superintendent of Palmor School.