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SraCN OLIVER rELIGHTEI T.T.A.
AUIIENCE
Mr. end Mrs. Simeon Oliver were
-uests at F.T.A, Tuesday Night Nov.
21. Mr. Oliver gave a very inter
esting across in which he included
some entertaining Eskimo stories.
He showed slides of his native pec
plo in the Aleutians, their homes,
an'1 surrounding country/-. The slide
shewing the dressing of a whale was
m st interesting. Mr. Oliver provec
himself to be not only a very enter
taining speaker, but alsr an artist
at the piano. The audience enjoyed
th' native melodies of the* Aleuts
as well as classic American numbers.
Since Mr. an*.Mrs. Oliver are making
t;heir h-'me in Anchorage now, it is
hoped we can be honored with more
of these entertainments.
NOTICE
NOTICE
ALL UNITS OF THE CO-OP A'ILL BE
CLOSED ON DECEMBER 1 and 2 for
INVENTORY. THE TRADING DOST WILL
OPEN AT 1:00 P.M. SATURDAY DECEMBER
24 SHORTERS WILL BE ABLE TO GET
THEIR WEEK-END SUPPLIES AT THIS TIME
SIXTH-WAR LOAN ECNL DRIVE NOW ON.
•The Sixth War Loan Bond Drive began
November 20, and will close Dec.16.
The quota set for the nation is
$14,000,000,000.00. It is expected
that individuals should loan $5
billion and the non-bank investors
$0 billions. The quota set for
F-'liper is $5000,00. That should not
be so hard when we consider that
the school children reached their
$3000.00 goal without much dlffi-'
culty. We ought to reach ours or
forever feel ashamed of"ourselves
So--Let's put Palmer over the top.
We have done it before. We can do
it again.
_. • PALMER SCHOOL NEWS
> •
Two basket ball games have been
arranged with Anchorage, the first ar
and a double header, for Saturday,
lecember 2, on' the local floor; r nr v
the second in Anchorage on January
26. • Coach Smith will have an in x~
perienced club to play against t e
Anchorage quintet which has had
plenty of game practice against p
pcnents in a town league. The Moose
basketeers will have to come altng
rapidly t'o be able to furnish able
competition for the* Anchorage boys.
Reports from the girls’ clubs
indicate that the locals will enter
their contest .as slight favorites
over the feminine hoopsters from
[Anchorage. Miss Susan Raker, Ralmer
jgirls ’ conch, has been rounding up
jher club by play with the falmer
tbwn girls, and there is further
[hope of game experience by way of
a practice tilt with Rklutna giiis,
[a practice which may develop into
a double header affair i*f arran < -
jments to that end can be made f
a meeting Saturday evening in t
Community Hall.
• SECONI SIX-^EKS GKALES
Wednesday, November 22, mark'd
the en'’ of. instruction for the sec
jond six weeks grading period and
report cards will go to parents for
inspection and signing on wednesiay
.afternoon, November 29,
MOVIE MONFAY
A moving picture,"they Do Cor i
Back", will be shown to pupils in
Grades 6 through 12, in the Com: unity
Hall at 10:50 Monday, November 27,
under the direction of Miss Ruth
Havener, local public health nurse.
The film deals with tuberculosis, its
prevention and cure.
yell Dealer election
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