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T:*E COMMUNITY HALL AND GYMNASIUM '
IVILL EE LOCKED EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT
ON rANCE’NIGHTS AND OTHER NIGHTS
OF ENTERTAINMENT, BY 10:30 and
NOT LATER THAN 11:00 T.M.
THIS IS BY ORDER OF THE CO-OP
MANAGEMENT. ' *
SCHOOL NEWS Cont.from pp. 7
Perfect Attendance List Cent,
Second Grade
F-orothy Jean Cather, Delores Lorraln
Foster, Jane Kito, Helen Mae Kurtz,
Leona Jean Lucas, Marion Grace
McNeven, Lonna Rae McKechnle,Sylvie
Nelson, Janet Jean Talbott, Abelard
T, Eeylund, David Edward Ingalls,
Timothy Irvin Miller,
First Grade
DonalS Jones, Kent Smith,Hetty Clark
Ronald Aklestud, Dixie Jone;s,
Frederick Loyer, Jimmy McNeese,
Darlene Milton, Ruth Savchenko,
•Keith Smith, Walter Wineck, Romt
Culler,
CO-OP FOUNTAIN LUNCH CHANGES HA' S
) To-day the management of the o
,6p Fountain Lunch which was bei’
managed by Roy Marcotte was lea. d
to J.T. McCarney. Mr. McCernoy ! d
‘his wife came to Alaska last Jurr
and to Palmer about three weeks -go.
They have beer; in the restaurant
business for about 20 years, 17
years in Montana and 2 years in
Seattle. Mr,. McCarney is, r Iso t
•cook and his wife works as a wa't
ress, Mr. McCarney is reducing
some of the prices, especi: 3 ly '.on
steaks and chops. The dinners will
remain the same.
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MACKES IDEAL XMAS GIFTS
JUST RECEIVED—
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WRIST WATCHES
GRUEN WRIST WATCHES
MEN'S 8c WOMEN'S
PARKER 51 FOUNTAIN PENS AND
MANY OTHER LASTING GIFTS
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