SCHOOL NEWS Cont. from pp.l
ANOTHER FIRST
Palmer Territorial Scho-ol estab
lished a new mark last week when 91
pei cent cf the pupiIs purchased
ben’s and stamps, thus enabling the
sc? ?cl to qualify for flying the
Set: ols-rt-War Flag. Sales this
week and lest Week totaled over
$1,000.end the' school is now in pos'
it1.cn to hang up another $3000.mark
if $1,100.' can be sold prior to
December 7, the deadline,
YELL LEADERS
At art election held by the high
school stxident body this week three
yell leaders were selected,Rosemary
Kapler, Jean Mae Yohn and JoAnn
*L ntz. These are‘expected to make
tt -ir first appearance at the Anch
orage-Palmer basketball game,
HQHOR ROLL, 2nd Six Weeks
Hl.-h .School:
pTl Jll
iii e tjouwena
velyn .Fester
von DeLrn^
fhyllis Hanson
rtiirn atenvnu
JoAnn Lantz
Jean 'Emery
Gwendolyn McNeese
(1st six-weeks)
Not”v,‘ J' rn Lover
S_ nth Grn^e
B? vr F.ecker
Mri-" Ann Linn
He', n Stenvall
Lf r y Stock
Si h Grr^e
15c; e Goodrich
Ch ■ r 1 e s Foffme. n
Edison'Thuma
M ftrn r’e
Henry Cather
Etfwarc’ Cope
Stanley Horton
Nona Wlneck
Karen Eryant
Haney Frank.'
Sarah Smith
Ronr-l*5 Rebnrchek Nona Bailey
Gloria ’ Lephk1
Fourth Grac’e ...
Gernlr’ine Kindgr.err' Dorothy Hanson
XL... I
LJ i c*' <3
Jr nice Earry
J' ne Stephan
• ■ ul Curtis
Lee rlumley
r .-cla Sonr’vik
Mary Graves
Ralph Kircher
Donna Rebarchek
Dorothy Hoffman
Jerene Stephan
Bi lly Snor^rass
Gary Verral
.'Kent ST.ith
im" <« urrioano
Tim Miller has been elected
president of the Help-One-Another
Club organized in Connection with
the 2nd Grade Democracy Class to
serve during the month' of December.
First Vice president is Jessie
Ebert and 2nd vice president is
John Petaja* "
Retiring officers were David
In. alls, President; Barbara Kind-/J
gren, 1st vice president; and Elder*
Sandvik, 2nd vice president.
The Perfect Attendance List will be
printed next week. Sorry there is
not enough room this week.Editor.
OPA NEWS
USED FARM EQUIPMENT
The Ceiling prices of user! farm
equipment, including tract .rs, 1
c’ete-rminer’ ns fellows:
I. Establish the ,,base"priC8> w) ^h
is:
a. The' manufacturer's current i -
■ toil price f r the it^om,
or
b. The last retail price for tb<
item(if now unobtainable)
or
c. The price for the sam- r n> r
est equivalent item which woi <i
be sold in the communit.**
II, If the item is solP witi *n 1
year after sale.new,the r*xim n
price shell be 85^ of tl ■ base
price,
III. In case of 8 sale; over one year
after.the sale new. the maximum
price shall be 70% ;.f the n w
price.
IV. Such equipment sole1 as r condi
tioned, may have the valu^ cf
parts and labur considered, but
in no event shall it exc ed the
above percentages of new equip entc
INJUNCTION DECREES
Permanent injunction decrees ave
been entered in the U.S, 1 'stri
Court at Anchorage against Croc r's
Department'Store and the Lee So' -
enver^ Men 's Clot oinc • Stor , be
of that city. These injunctions
restrain these concerns fr :a vio
lating the', price .re^ul; t i ns of \he
Office of i rice administi4 15 ch > -id
direct the defendants to c 11 c
modities at prices n.t in xces of
ceiling prices, to post ti ;ir c * 1
in^ prices, and to file st' t -merits
of their prices with the T< r'rit rial
Office in Juneau.
The Office of i rice A^.r*nistra
tion was represented .in court by
Miss Dorothy Tyner, Assistant
Enforcement Attorney.
It is nice to have so ouch news
turner’ into the Settler Office as
has bee$ this week. If somr, ipe :from
each section of the Valley wouid:
turn in the news from your neighbor
hood, I think it would helu to * ke
the paper more interesting to e- rv
one. We have no paid rep rters n
this paper so gathering news is
problem and your cooperatf n is
greatly appreciated, News items an
always be slipped' under the doo of
the Settler..Office or one cent 11
send sthem .through the mail. J •
Editor