REGISTRATION DATES
SET FOR SCHOOLS
Registration dates for the com
ing school year have been tenta
tively set for Monday and Tues
day, August 25 and 26, it was
announced this week by William
Zanradnicek, school superintend
ent..
All students entering any of
tht Palmer schools on Septem
2 are required to register on
fMttier of the above dates. Stu- j
denis entering grades one thro*
, eight are to register at Cen
tra School between the hours of
ham. and 4 p.m. Those students
firing enrolled in the first grade
must be six years of age on or
IN fore November 1, 1958. Birth
certificates or other type verifi
h .«> on of age must be presented
jur those pupils entering the first
O arte.
Students entering grades nine
Hhrsiugh 12 are to register at the
Jbigjft school between the hours of
Sr ; .m. and 4 p.m.
The school superintendent
{pointed out that school insurance
w<J. be made available through
ISa'sartte of Anchorage at the
« of $2 for the school year.
'?'» • insurance covers the stu
enroute to or from school,
'while on public property in pub
Jit transportation, or while in
la tool. A full 12-month coverage
auyjir is available for $10 per year.
To,* coverage, in addition to the
listed also provides pro*,
ftorx on for the child during the
r n mer months spent at home.
i«naticn$ Continue
Far Area Cancer Fund
Although the local Cancer
tbvsade has officially closed,
z11> ttiions continue to come
sr reported Mrs. George Brew
tr crusade chairman. Mrs.
?*vster encourages these contin
W’i' ‘donations, pointing out that
*• amounts received up to the
fe*:: week of August will be in
« a.ried in this year’s funds.
The crusade chairman said that j
* r-amber of memorial contribu- '
biiiS have been received. These
social contributions are kept inif
a. separate record and families of j
•!fv*ve for whom the money is do- j
t bii-td are .notified of the con- j
.'tr.nuUtion.
* JY: date the sum of $560.50 has1
J-*en'’iJ&fctributeci m this area in*;
t* >■ year’s crusade. Through the
-v»>rts of the crusade chairman j
; 1 her daughter Barbara Brew- i
r'Y.r. the mailing list was this !
_ ta? increased by more than one- •
ini** V‘'ecordmg to Mrs. Cy Brew
dancer unit chairman. Mrs.,
5?roweT stated that through the
r ••Torts of Mrs. Brewster and her
ofiiUighter, who addressed and
tiffed all of the envelopes, a
r .yrh greater coverage of the val
■* > area, including Chugiak. was
*> - Tbie this year.
_COUNCIL NOTES^
At a special meeting of th<
Palmer City Council on August 1
Ralph West over of Anchorag*
was engaged as contacting agen
and engineer for the city paving
project. Westover’s duties wil
include inspection of the paving
project in it’s various stages oi
progress.
A lengthy discussion evolved
around the removal of existing
sidewalks along the section oi
Colony Street to be paved by the
city. It was pointed out in the
discussion that for proper drain
age and continuity changes would
have to be made in the heighth
of the existing sidewalks. “They
can’t be warped up and down to
satisfy each individual property
owner.” one Council member
pointed out.
Also discussed was the inst-^’a
tion of conduit for future sti'eet
lighting programs. The installa
tion of the conduit at this time
will mean a big savings for the
city at a later date.
Prizes Planned
For Co-Op
Annual Meeting
Notices of the Matanuska Val
ley Farmers Cooperating Associa
tion annual membership meeting
are being mailed to all stock
holders and names of those per
sons eligible to vote at the meet
ing are being posted on the Co
Op bulletin board. The meeting
will be held in the Central School
gymnasium on Saturday. August
23, starting at 10 a.m. All stock
holders are urged to attend. Valu
able door prizes will be awarded j
during the meeting and members |
will be served a luncheon at noon j
by Women of the Moose. j
The annual meeting is open to j
stockholders (producer-members) I
of the association. In addition to I
annual reports, one member will
be elected to the board of direc
tors to fill the expiring term of
George McNeese.
BUTTE AUCTION
VERY SUCCESSFUL
Final figures have not yet beer! j
completed, but members of the {
Butte Fire Association report j
that their recent auction was j
very successful. In fact, they are j
planning another in the near fu- ■
lure and persons interested in j
contributing items, or selling it- !
ems on a consignment basis, are I
asked to contact Bud Earnhardt
at Valley Concrete or R. J. Hed
dles, secretary-treasurer of the
association. All proceeds from the
auction go toward the fire depart
ment’s operational expenses.
COING HUNTING August 26l
See the U. S. Commissioner and j
vote an absentee ballot. Betty
Mears, Democratic candidate for
the House. Pd. Adv.
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Hospital Group—
(Continued from page 1)
. It was the group’s position
; that no changes should be made
j in the organizational structure
! until a concrete plan is submitted
: to replace the present one It
[ was asked, at the last regular
. board meeting, that a letter be
; written to Dr. Babcock, president
of the AHA, presenting the ex
isting plan and any new plan,
for his review and advice, be
fore any changes were made.
The directors agreed to this, by
motion which in effect stated that
the existing plan would remain
in operation until a more com
plete study could be made, with
the use of Dr, Babcock’s advice
and available material.
However, this action is in direct
conflict with the motion made
at the special meeting of July 30
which was to retain Mrs. Ruth
Everett as secretary-receptionist,
excluding the duties described ;
under the department head job
description, thereby deviating
from their declared intentions of
operating in status quo until Dr. I
Babcock is heard from. Isabelle
Woolcock was hired as admitting
officer by the board of directors,
although under the existing or
ganizational structure, the author
ity to hire new personnel in a de- J
part men t is delegated to the de !
partment head. 'There was no a-*
. vacancy in the administrative of- i
lice because Mrs. Everett’s resig- I,
' nation had been rescinded almost 1 j
;wo months prior to the time it was j I
to become effective. There was
some discussion as to the right
of Mrs. Everett to rescind her
resignation after once submitting
it, but it was pointed out that it
was her legal right to do so.
“From a public relations stand
point” stated Ron Melntire, “it is
regretable that very little con
sideration was given by the Board
member who submitted the resig
nation, and the others who
sanctioned the press release,
thereby attracting undue atten
tion to a normal approach of in
terest by association members.”
Queen Contestants
Continued from page 1
ified the previous week.
The queen candidates were
dinner guests on Tuesday night
of this week of the Anchorage
Jaycees, following which the girls
were treated to a movie.
Flower Show—
(Continued on page 3)
will be provided by the club.
Annuals will be exhibited in
Section A. General appearance,
size, color, length of stem, num
ber of blossoms on stem with fol
iage will all be considered in _
judging. Anyone not certain erf
the requiremnts is asked to de
termine them prior to exhibiting.
Section B will feature the peren
nials and the score card will be
the same as that used for the
annuals. Arrangements will be §
shown in Section C, with Forty- 1
Niners as the theme.
Themes to be used in this sec
tion include: “Discovery—1841”;
“Russian Era”; “Wild Life”; “Pur
chase of Alaska”; “Gold Rush
Days”; “Native Habitat”: “Col
onist Era”; “Agriculture”; “State
hood”; and in the junior division,
'Constitution”; ‘OUT; “Future
Farmers”; and “Atomic Age”.
Flowers and containers to be used
in this section should be ascer
tained prior to the show from a
garden club member.
Piano selections will be offer*
ed throughout the show by a
group of young people, including
Susie Black, Betty Jo Wilson, Jo
j Stephan and Wythie Heaven.
Committee members include:
| Karla Duff, refreshments; Rose
I Johnson, displays; Helen Scott,
I and Marge Conroy, registering;
Pldna Wehking, secretary; Maude
I Hosier, president.
Bill EGAN
DEMOCRAT
hGOVERNOR
State of Alaska
Pd. Adv,
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