COSTUME JEWELRY
TOYS NOTIONS
KNICI<I<NACI<S
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GREETING CAROS
WOMENS and CHILDRENS
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AJEW CLUB ‘ I
".'Je have one of the most beautiful clubs'
In the world, and we're going to make It
better," say the Marine Corps enlisted
oen at the Naval Operating Base, Kodiak,
Alaska. The spacious club, with many
facilities for recreation and entertain
ment, Is of rustic log construction and
was oullt by the Marines themselves.
Located atop a 100 foot pinnacle of vol
canic rock, It has a commanding view of
both mountains and the sea. A favorite
trophy Is a giant Kodiak bear skin which
hangs beside the stone fiyeolace._
TEACHER Line-up for
/950-/v5/
Nineteen teachers have been employed to
date by the Palmer .School- District. Thus
are only two vacancies remaining to be
filled, according to William T. Zahrad
nlfcek, SuperIntendant of Schools. Tem
porary assignments of teachers to date
are as follows:
Mrs. Pearl Moyer
Miss Betty Kruetz
Mrs. Barbara Smart
Miss Doris Nluue
Miss Barbara Rumba1
Mrs. Margaret Betts
Miss Evelyn Heinrich
Miss Colleen Mealin
Miss Judith Chilton
Mrs. Brace Mllles
Mr. Deward Mlllsap
(has be.n offered
Mr. Joe Hudock
Mrs. Anna Bushong
Mr. Paul Bushong
Mr. Robert Crltes
Mrs. Margaret Cope
Mrs. Nancy ’’’ode
Mr. John DeVries
Mr. Laverno Thelen
First Grade
First Grade
Second Grade
Second Grade
Third Grade
Intermediate
Intermediate
Intermediate
Junior High
Junior High
Principal
a contract)
Math & Jr. High
English & Latin
Mus 1 c
Biology & Coaching
Commercial
Home Economics
Agriculture & Sderce
Chem. & Physics
Mr. Charles Dillon tendered his resigna
tion daring June stating that he plann
ed to attend school this next year. It
was accepted by the Board of Education.
ADDITION TO sCHO )L
planned
Th Pftimsr School .Board pirns incLud*;
the construction of throe rooms at the
south end of the present building, Mr.
Zahrr.dnlcek has announced. The rooms
will be of one stcr, construction and
will be connected to the nail building
by a hallway slail .r to that connecting
the gym and the main building. Mon^y
for the construction of these rooms is
being obtained from Tobacco Tax money,
which is o fund set up for school con
struction purnoseo, and amounts of 20,
512.44. The rest of the funds n-cesssry
will bo obtained from a Special Grant of
the 1949 Session of the Legislature and
amounts of ?28,846.15. This grant must
be matched with 50-t from the District.
architect is working on th plans
which are almost complete. Other impro
vements at the school during the summer
Include a little painting, floor finish
ing, and a good general clean-up.
HA PP Y S NA PP Y 5/V/PPt R S
MEET
The Happy Snappy Snippers' third meeting
was held at Mrs. Holstiens residence.
Five members and three visitors were pre
sent. A demonstration was given on mak
ing muffins, ;vhlch we ate with ice cream
and cake. The next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Oyrson's home on July 10th at
2:00 p.m.
Alice Church
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