PALMER HIGH SC.iOOL GR; ELUTING EXERCISES ,
The graduation excercisas of the.Palmer
High School will take piece at the
Gomrr.unlty Hall on Wednesday evening at
8:00 P.HU on May 10. A splendid program
has been arranged and all members of the
community are respectfully invited and
urged to attend these exercises.
Eight graduates will receive diplomas.
The "Cl°ss Roll" is us follows:
"ANIMIS OPIBUSQUE PARATI"
Ben Ht rmcn
Howsre Ht nson
Ann R mnel
Frank Sra'-.ll
Glorl- Rusf
Je- nnc Bryant
Will"- Rne Smith
rei-ync Higginbotham
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
Processional.H'ndel's Largo
Invoc tion.Rev. Herman Beyer
Flnlnndlc.Jan Sibelius
Donald Payne, Harry Wlmmer
Victor Alfsen
Salutatory.Ben Hermon
Blue Hours.Roy Turk
Bonnie Moore, Betty Lou Rorrlson
Dorothy Huntley
Valedictory. . . Delnyne Higginbotham
Addr .es.Dr. James C. Ryan
Sylvia . Olcy Speaks
Mr. Harry Wlmmer
Presentation of Diplomas .
. Dr. Earl C. Gr-vos
Benediction .... Rev. Herman Beyer
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Parents and friends are also cordially
invited to attend Baccalaure: te Services
which will be held Sund- y, M'y 7 at'8:00
In the evening at the United Protest nt
Church of ?■ lmer. The Reverend Victor
Alfsen will deliver the sermon.
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As s' part of th^ir program of eirnj.oying
os much Alaskan 1 .bor as poasiH u -nd
with the Intention of following this
policy In the future, -s an ndv ntage
both to the Territory and themselves,
officials of Cook's Inlrt -rid Bristol
Bay c nnerlos hnv . asked for men and
boys over sixteen In th V 11-y to get
In cont-ct with them.
The working season1 in Cook’s Ir.l t n^nns
employment May 7 - June 1 to August 15.
In Bristol Bay the working so soi Is
June 1 to August 1* Transportation Is
furnished by the companies.
Especially needed arc men with meciv nl< 1
or electrical experience for v: r .housig,
stock clerks., food h ndllng, nd gener -
work around the c: nnorv.
If you are Interested, le ve word a.t tl
Co-op office immediately.
RINGS ON HE*? FI MGER
On April 26th, 1544, r.t 3:00 P.M. ot the
United Protestc.nt.M'Tise, Miss H- ttle
Jc-ffery becone the bride of Mr. Alfred
R. Lyle. Reverend Alfsen cfflcl ted.
The attendants Were Miss Alice Bronley
• nd Rev. Vincent Joy of Copper C nter,
close friends of the bride nd groan.
The bride has been te .chlng in P lr.cr for
the post 'six years and will be nlssed by
her many students and friends. Mr. lyio
has been in Alaska for eleven ye* rs. He
operates a trucking business.
Mr. Lyle was suddenly colled-to his hone
in Everett, -Washington, and v.lll return
to Alaska In about throe weeks. The
couple will then leave for Gakon' , Al'ska,
where they will establish their h ne.
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX (In accordance with.C~hpter 38, Scssl ns Ln.s cf
-- Al? skr., 1943) , „
WHO MUST PAY SCHOOL TAX: All male and female persons between cl rnd oo ye'rs cl .
nust p-y the school tax; r. female person who- Is unemployed' and who depends for her
support entirely on her husband is not required to pry the tax; persons in the
active millt: ry or naval service of the United States, paupers, Insane persns and
those cared for by the Territory or who rre permanently injured, Infirm, nr 1 r
cripnled are also exempt. The tax is payable • ftgr. the first of Jonu- ry in o- ch
yen . IT MUST BE PaID TO THE SCHOOL TAX COLLECTOR UPON DEMAND. If no demand, is
made for payment, it must, nevertheless, be paid before the first day ;.f December
in each year. - * - *