Enrollment in the Palmer School rce.chcd
500 on • ■•odnosday of this week, according
to Superintendent, Million Zahradnicok.
A feu more ore expected, he said. Of
this number 370 ore enrolled in the El
ementary grades and 130 in High School,
There ore by grades: 55 in the first;
5P. in the second* 40 in the third* 41 in
tl;e fourth; 44 pin the fifth; 49 in the
sixth; 33 in the seventh; 51 in the
eighth; 33 Freshmen; 32 Sophomores*
36 Juniors; and 29 Seniors,
Mrs, Pearl Harder and liiss Josephine
Brady have the two first grade rooms;
ilrs, Barbara. Smart has one section of
the second grade; Biss Doris liique has
a combination of the second and third
grades; Mrs, Any Puckett has the re
maining third graders; hiss Alico Swcot
nan has t!io fourth grade; Mrs, Harriet
Mealy will have a. corigination of the
fifth and sixth grades when she returns
to tile Valley, Mrs. F, A, Blor.i is sub
stituting in her place at aresent; Hiss
Evc1;,ti Heinrich has the siiath grado* and
iiss V/ilhclmina Luebko has the fifth
grade room.
The 7th and 3th grades aro boing operated
on a suri-Junior High School basis,
Charles Dillon has the hone roon for tho
seventh grc.de* iirs. Nancy hade and Ilr.
Albert avers have hone roons for the
eighth grc.de.
In tho high School—nrs, Carolyn Hiller
teaches English and History in the Higli
School and Hone rts in Junior High
School; Harry ’-.’inner teaches Science
and Shop; Hiss Anna Dion teaches hng
lish, Latin and has charge of the ~db
rary; I-Irs, uargaret Cone teaches all
Coxicrcial subjects; John DoVrics teach
es Vocational Agriculture and Con oral
Science; Paul Dushong teaches liuoio,
Hand and Al ;cbra; Hobart h, - C rites lias
charge of Ihysicrl Education, Social
Science and Coaching; and lass Uadc vri.ll
teach Vocational Hone Fcononics and
Chemistry,
The lunch roon v,ras opened on .'ednesdaj'
1th 340 children talring advantage of the
o' ortunity,
6v sik rss. trif
%< Don D, lnri.n, I«, Gennehor/, end lips.
Alia* Snodgraas v/ent to Fairbanks on h’od
nesdny to confer on business for the
Agriculture Do-.-artnoixt*
VISITS Hf¥E
H-ugenc Cornelius, son of Ins, hary Gonio
'|..-tUG> and brother of hr a, KrvNSLadn hoora ;
icoi: visiting here in Paltuar this
a mek, Sane ic writing in Fairbanks |
h lane to return tharo Friday.
j
Clothes that arc
CLSL'JfED & PRESSED
regularly
last longer.
PICK-UP £ DEL / VERY
SEP VICE
in Palrier & Wasilla.
OPEN 5 DAYS a WEEK
MONDAYS Thru FRIDAYS.
CALL 6-Y-3
MARY WITT.
NOTICE OF HEARING
! Notice is hereby- given that the Bureau of
Vital Statistics, acting by and through
the Registrar of Vital Statistics, in ac
cordance vdth Chapter 119 of the Session
Laws of 1949, ’-/ill hold public hearings
in Juneau during the vjook beginning Sep
tember 26, 1949, for the purpose of making
appropriate Rules and Regulations to sup
plement said Chapter 119 and any other
lavs pertaining to Vital Statistics, Any
person desiring to appear at such hearings
should at once notify in writing tho Reg
istrar of Vital Statistics, Juneau, Alaska
of such desire. Advance notice \rill be
sent to .11 su"h persons of the enact time
and olaco of the hearings,
C, Narl Albrecht
Registrar of Vital Stati’oti tx;
JOliMS F/'MiLY
John IHisenbergf « arrived in tho Valley
last -vooR ta loin hi s family, -the former
Fatty hc-crcv -sad fnildron, Tho io:.sc . oer
gors plan to rove their home hero ii: U
aska the7 '- iced last vreok.
Pie world vor t hr.at a rat:', to yrmr d -tac
fwrn af ;yu do hava a ifmdtiranl trap- -if'
;'cu-always it gr'iug*