LLTTLR TO Tlli S2TTLLR con'td
play in tho fields where there is no dang
er—and let Santa's nephew run up and down
the tracks without watching out for you
all.
,.nd when you cone to the tracks, look
both ways, then if no engine is coining,
run like "sixty" and get across. If the
train is there, do not crawl under it—it
may start—go around or wait until the
train is gone® Your teacher won't be an
gry if you are a few. minutes late on ac
count of waiting for the train to get out
of ycur way,
I'd rather bo the ruddiest, wettest,
dirtiest child in an open field, than to
be the deadest little lad in the graveyard,
C.L.Nelson, Agent
Alaska Railroad,
U.P. CHURCH L.J3IZS MET APRIL 11th.
The Ladie3 of the United Protestant
Church met Wednesday, April 11th. A work
meeting was planned for „pril 17th., at
the home of Mrs. Lon Irwin. It is to be
an all day meeting, to make aprons. Plans
were also made to continue serving meals
at our regular meetings.
By--Ivirs. L.P. Rorrison
Lee LaCross is recuperating in the Base
Hospital, from surgery made necessary by
an injury to his leg, in a recent 3kiing
accident.
The Palmer Cafe and Fountain re-opened
on Sunday, after being closed the previous
week for renovating.
Ncrbort Swoboda is back in Palmer after
undergoing surgery at the Base Hospital.
SEil.JXD BRE.jr<V;.TZR con'td
uni maintenance cost of $1,075* over that
of the existing project.
(2) Modification of existing project at
Veldoz Harbor by construction of rock and
gravel breakwater along southeast side of
existing basin and a two-section pile
breakwater on the seaward or southwest
side, partially closing entrance of basin,
at an estimated first cost to Corps of
$97,000 and an annual maintenance cost of
$1,400 over that of existing project.
The improvements are recommended subject
to condition that local interests furnish
assurances that they will provide and main
tain without cost to government, adequate
mooring facilities and utilities in accord
ance with plans approved by the Chief of
Engineers. The utilities would include a
public landing with suitable supply facil
ities, open to all on equal and reasonable
terms. Reporting officers declared modi
fication of existing project at Cordova
cannot be justified at the present timo.
tore effective utilization of the basin
area by rearrangement of existing floats
-NOTICE
For "POWER OFF" after houra
SUNDAYS or HOLIDAYS --- call
VERNON FRIDLEY
OFFICE CLOSES NOON SATUFil.Y
Matanuska Electric Asa1n. Palmer
SHIIE
REPfllRinij
..11 heavy sewing of leather
and canvas now done at
LGSERG'S VRl?IEiy
FOR S.-LE—110 Volt. D.C. Electric Light
Plant. 5 K-W Direct Connected General Gen
erator to LeRay ga3 engine. See Co-op Off
ITO m££Tinp If; \][
Mil (4
PL..N TO ..TUND
..LNU..L MEETIDG OF- ——
M..T.JJUSIU. ELECTRIC ^SS*N, Inc.,
D..TE: APRIL ID. 1951-8 P.E.
PUCE: P..1SLR HIGH SCHOOL ..UDITORIUU
Election of five Directors.
.Jihual reports .
Prizes---ibvies-—Refreshments.
THIS IS YOUR "RE.." Electric Co-op. Give
it your support by attending the annual
meeting.
iTililn kmiLf-iiinnS
!JUNE..U—Rates and fees charged by hospit
als and schools are exempt from ceiling
regulations, the Territorial O.P.S. an
nounced today. Flowers and floral prod
ucts are also exempt under a new ruling.
The O.P.S. also took cognizance of tour
ist trading of handicraft work by Indians.
There is no ceiling price on this merchan
dise, said O.P.S., a3 long as the article
was hand-made by Indians,
FOR S.J_E-New 6ft. Westinghouse Refriger
ator. SEE Robert W. Crites.
and provision of additional ones will pro
vide- sufficient moorage space for present
needs, according to their report.
DON'T FORGET TO ..TTEND THE ~NNU-.L MEETING
OF THE MS/., NEXT S..TURP..Y EVENING at 6p .