plans for incorporation
AT C OF C MEETING
The re(pular neetlng of the Chanber of
Comercc was heir". In the Ccop Clubroon
Wednesday. Sene additional nnnes were
placed on the roll of nonlnees for the
offices for the coning year. There was i
sene doubt about the proper nunber of
persons to be elected to the Board of Rlr+
ectors, but It was finally decided to
elect two new aenbors to take the place J
of two who have been serving.
.ul Hagen announced that a coonittee of
businessnen, conslstln of Matt Ferklns, |
Ralph Moore, John Sullivan, Steve Vcrd
and hinself, had oeen appointed to pro- j
note the Incorporation of Palcer. let- j
itlons ere now being circulated, l-'.ter to!
be presented to the Llstrlct Court. Kr. !
Hagen requested that the Chancer donate i
$50. tc help In -ettina Attorneys to pre-;
sent the natter tc the Court. * j
The question was asked, where will the
bcundrles be in the new petitl ,n? hr.
Hagen replied that they w.uld Include
norc territory than was asked for In the
original petitl ,n that was refused, part
ly on account of the Inclusion of too
nuch territory. It was also asked If a
schedule of the financing of the propos
ed city had been prepared and the answer
was that it was being prepared and would
be presented at the hearing. Mr. Hagen's
request for funds was not pri nted, but r.
notion by Rev. jilfsen, ccnnendln? the
ccnnittee for their efforts was passed
after considerable diSCUsslon.
I.M. Anders n was a :utst and ^ave a
short account of his experience in the
Anchorage Chnnber of Cocmerce.
President Stock celled to the attention
of the nenbers present, theafact that
only a fev; neetin :s have a quorum and
unless nore nenbers attend and take part
in the meetings, it will probably have to
fold up. As the next nesting will have
an election of officers, it is very in
port ant that everyone attend.
"Reprinted fron the 49th. Star"
H0U3R— The community is again battling
with lt*s usual winter problem of water
shortage, which has started earlier this
year.
School officials were forced to close
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NARROW ESCAPE
Roy Brock had. another narrow escape,
Fuesc’.ay afternoon, when attenptin,;.' to'
land his plane at the Palner ..lrpost,
Pue tc the cloudy, - evercost skies and
the presence of snow on the runway, It
res inpossible to tell Just where the
strip was locate.’. One ski landed on a
rlc:e and the other one encountered a
cross ditch, 'with dire results.
Mr. Brock escaped, unhurt, although the
plane was dp.na ;ed.
CONCERT IN PALMER
The people of Palner enjoyed their sec
ond. concert this year, when the visiting
artists, resire Ligeti an' Marcus Gor’on
were presente In the Palner School -yn.,
'.Ve- nesr’ay evenin', recenber 5.
Mr. Llpetl a simper, is a bass-baritone
and ee-'an on operatic career In Budapest
In 1932, when he sinp the role cf Alfio
In Cavnllerla Kustleans In the Municipal
Opera. He als.. san- with the Berlin
Oper'- Conp°ny In Czechoslovakia on’ In
Poland., before conin.;: to Anerlca.
Mr. Gordon, pianist accompanying Mr.
Ligeti, ia an accomplished American
pianist. He has recorded 18 selections
by Robert Schumann, ’'The Album for the
Y mn-".
The program presented here included
concert numbers by Mozart, Schubert and
Schumann, and scn.^s from "Carmen" and
"Tnnnhauser".
After the concert a reception was *lven
In the Sch v .l cafeteria. A special ccn
nendntlan should c;o to the committee in
charge of the urra.n demerits f'r the lovely
silver ten._
GRANGE D t N N E R AND
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Finns for n dinner followed by a Christ
mas party were made, when the members if
the Gran.'e Home Economics net in the
home of Mrs. Vera Kerri son, November 28.
In keeping with the orienizntl n's tra
dition at this time of year, the ^inner
will be prepared and served the Gran.:e
men by the w :nen of the Grange. This
will compensate for the delicious Thnnks
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