AN S SCHOOL
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would he a one story structure. The
Palmer School district would bo re
sponsible for providing tho land
which should be largo engugh to ac
comodate the school and provide ample
playground space. The local School
Boai-d would direct the affairs of
the school and hire the teaching
staff. Tuition for outside pupils
coming into the district would be
paid on the basis of tho average
cost per pupil in the Palmer School
system.
Information regarding the results oi
the conference v>ith Hr. */arno and
BBS officials was released at the
PTA meeting on Tuosday evening of
this week. Some discussion followed
Hr. Snodgrass’s report, but it was
decided that the problem of decid
ing whether the Valley should ac
cent this proposition or not was foi
all the people in the district and
and should therefore be discussed at
a general community meeting. It was
voted to call such a meeting on Oct
tober 4, at the Community Kail for
this purpose. During the meantime
it is suggested that all organisa
tions talk tho matter over so that
everyone will understand the plan
and be ready to voice his honest
opinion.
P.T.A. MFETS
Tho first PTA meeting of this school
year was hold on Tuesday evening of
this week v/ith an attendance of a
round 70 persons. The meeting was
held in tho lunch room of the school
Several reports v/ero given by stand
ing committees .Mrs. Victor Johnson
reported on the expenditures of
funds which are earmarked for books,
records and visual aids. These will
be purahased from funds hold over
from last years fund raising efforts
Mr. butler,Scout leader of tho anch
orage area and Koiiai Peninsula, was
at the mooting and presonted the PT/i
with a Cub Fack Charter.
Rev. Victor Alfsen was in charge of
entertainment for the evening. A
cou -lo of ice-brcaking games provid
ed plenty of fun for all.
Following the Social Hour M.D.Snod
grass reported on the results of a
mooting hold earlier in the week
with Secretary ’Varne and AITS offici-1
als in regard to the rebuilding of
the liklutna School and its location
in Palmer. Some discussion followed
but those present decided to sponsor
a general mooting in tv/o weeks for
all V.. iloy residents.
POTTED PLANTS
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I,laud Hosier
Kary Vitt
Call 6-Y-3
, Are your Clothes ready
for cold weather ?
Have them CLEANED & PRESSED
NO 77.
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in Palmer & Wasilla.
CPFN 5 PAYS A WFFK
'"'onlays thru Fridays.
KI WAN IS CEI.EBRAI F.
On Saturday evening the recently or
ganized Kiwanis Club of the Valley
were presented their charter in a
Charter Night Ceremony. A group of
Anchorage Kiwanians, led by Cecil A.
Roley, lieutenant governor of the
organization, participated in this
Ceremony.
For the occasion the Community Hall•
was beautifully decorated with blue,
yellov; and white ribbons. A table in
the shape of a huge "K", covered with
lace cloths and decorated with local
flowers, was set in the hall. A del
icious ham dinner was served by the
Lutheran Ladies. Mary Stoeckle pi aye
the organ throughout the dinner,"and
later for dancing.
rue first plan of the local Kiwanis
Hub to put up street signs identi
fying Palmer streets is already in
operation.
ESSL/NGERS RETURN.
fir. ahd'l.^s;"Clayton B3 s 'linger''and• •
hildrhn ..returned to th~ Valley on
Thursday of this week. They drovos
back, in a new Buick station war on..