P-TA MEETS FRIDAY EVENING
TO ELECT OFFICERS
The Parent-Teacher Association
will meet Friday evening, May 13,
at 8 o’clock in the high school aud
itorium. At this meeting there will
be an election of officers.
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JUNIOR WOMEN ANNOUNCE
NEW OFFICERS FOR YEAR
The Junior Women’s Club an
nounced Its new roster of officers
for the year 1949-50 with Mrs. Jerry
Noyes as president. Vice-president
is Mrs. Georgia Gordon; secretary,
Lois Apted; treasurer, Marian Mit
chell; clUb reporter is Mrs. Lucille
Moote, and historian is Elsie Whit
more.
The club had its regular business
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
Lesko on May 3.
June 1 has been set as the date
for the Junior Women’s banquet
and husbands are to be invited. A
committee has been appointed, of
which Mrs. Whitmore is chairman.
Others on the committee are Mrs.
Earl Moore, Mrs. Casey Cobban,
Mrs. Frank Lewis, and Mrs. Arnold
Apted.
Decorations committee was plac
ed under the chairmanship of Mrs.
A1 Noyes, with Mrs. Clyde Gordon
and Mrs. Carl Ling assisting. Tick
et committee is in charge of Mrs.
R. M. Bevans and Mrs. Frank Mit
chell. Mrs. Bill Knapp and Mrs.
George Lesko are in charge of
food.
The club subscribed to a maga
zine, “The Child."
KENAI KOOKS TO MEET
Tlie 4-H Club Kenai Kooks will
meet Wednesday to finish their
course in food preparation. Tire
meeting will take place at the
home of their leader, Mrs. Dan
Rose. Their project for the meeting
will be to prepare a wheat and
rice cereal, a fruit, and spiced
milk. . The boys will discuss means |
of earning money to get to Kings i
Lake.
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VARNISHES - THINNER
FOR SPRING CLEAN-UP
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Sunday, 4 p.m. to 12 Midnight
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TUESDAY
5:00—Sign on - Dance Music
5:15—Kiddie Discs
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—CBS - News Commentator
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Dance Parade
6:30—Listeners Digest
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
6:55—American Way
7:00—Voice of the Army
7:15—Waltz Time
7:30—Concert Hour
8:00—News Between the Lines
8:15—Music
8:30—Music
8:45—CBS - Beat the Clock
9:00—Alaskan News for Alaskans
9:15—CBS - Robert Q. Lewis Show
9:45—Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Barnyard Follies
10:30—Os bo Tunes
10:45—CBS - Night Editor
11:00—CBS - Mystern
11:30—CBS - Music
12:00—Good Night
WEDNESDAY
5:00—Sign on - Dance Music
5:15—Kiddie Discs
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—Press Box of the Air
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Music of Scandinavia
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
6:55—Animal World
7:00—Homemakers’ Program
7:15—San Request
7:30—Concert Hour
8:00—News Between the Lines
8:15—Listeners’ Digest
8:30—Music
8:45—CBS - Beat the Clock
9:00—Alaskan News for Alaskans
9:15—CBS - Robert Q. Lewis Show
9:45—Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Barnyard Follies
10:30—Gar Smith & Jack Webb
10:45—CBS - Night Editor
11:00—CBS - Mystery
11:30—CBS - Music
12:00—Good Night
muitsuAi
5:00—Sign on - Dance Music
5:15—Kiddie Discs
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—Press Box of the Air
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Dance Parade
6:30—Arlee Hayne
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
6:55—American Way
7:00—Music
7:15—Music
7:30—Concert Hour
8:00—News Between the Lines
8:15—Band of the Week
8:30—Old Favorites
8:45—CBS - Beat the Clock
9:00—Alaskan News for Alaskans
9:15—CBS - Robert Q. Lewis Show
9:45—Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Barnyard Follies
10:30—Osbo Tunes
10:45—CBS - Night Editor
11:00—CBS - Mystery
11:30—CBS - Music
12:00—Good Night
FRIDAY
5:00—Sign on - Dance Music
5:15—Kiddie Discs
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—Press Box of the Air
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Listeners’ Digest
6:30—Music of the Islands
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
6:55—Animal World
7:00—Music
7:15—San Request
► 7:30—Concert Hour
8:00— News Between the Lines
8:15—Music
8:30—Music
8:45—CBS - Beat the Clock
9:00—Alaskan News for Alaskans
9:15—CBS - Robert Q. Lewis Show
9:45—Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Baryard Follies
10:30—Dreamtime
10:45—CBS - Night Editor
11:00—Murder at Midnight
11:30—CBS - Music
12:00—Good Night
Sec'ty Tobin Issues
Child-Labor Law
For Territory
A statement based on the census
records of the Alaska Native Serv
ice now is acceptable as proof ol
age along with certain other docu
ments and has the same force and
effect as a certificate of age issued
under child-labor regulations of the
Federal Wage and Hour Law, ac
cording to an order signed by Sec
retary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin.
This was announced in Juneau
last week by L. E. Evans, Terri
torial Representative ot the U. S.
Department of Labor. Such a state
ment, Mr. Evans said, must be
signed by an administrative repre
sentative of the Service and must
show the name, date of birth, and
place of birth of the mihor.
The order amends a child-labor
regulation which specifies certain
other documents which may be
used by employers in place of Fed
eral certificates of age in Alaska.
These are: a birth certificate or
attested copy, a signed statement
of the recorded date and place of
birth issued by the registrar of
vital statistics or other officer
authorized to record births, or a
record of baptism or attested copy
showing the age of the minor.
The Alaska Native Service has
agreed to issue the statement
of age based on its census records
through the Service's offices here
and through general superintend
ents and assistant superintendents
in its field offices.
The Secretary’s order -became
effective May 4. Copies of the order
may be obtained from Mr. Evans’
office, P. O. Box 1030, Juneau.
CITY ASSES80R REAPPOINTED
Mrs. Carl Ling has been appoint
ed City Assessor for the coming
year. Mrs. Ling has held that posi
tion for the past year and received
her reappointment by order of the
City Council at a recent meeting.
It is believed that the new as
sessment will be more easily ac
complished because of the use of
the new printed forms, which will
be mailed to the taxpayers. These
will be filled out by the taxpayer
and mailed to the a8sessor
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