Chorus CorcscI
To Be Presented
Next Tuesday
Residents in the valley are in
vited to attend the Palmer High
School chorus benefit concert
which will be held next Tuesday
evening in the Central School
gymnasium. A wide selection of
vocal presentations will be of
fered by the chorus, along with
several specialty numbers.
Tickets are available from
chorus students or may be pur
chased at the door. Adult tick
ets are $1.00. No advance sale is
being made on admission for
children, these may be purchas
ed at the door.
' Proceeds from the concert will
go toward the chorus students
travel expenses to the Music
Festival which will be held in
Fairbanks next month.
WHAT IS ZEBADIAH'S
TALENT?
SCHOOL, LIBRARY
RECEIVES COPIES
OF CONSTITUTION
Permanent copies of the Alas
ka Constitution were presented
to the Palmer Schools and the
Palmer Public Library in a cere
mony held during the high school
assembly on Wednesday. Present
ing the copies was James Hurley,
area delegate to the Constitution
al Convention. On behalf of the
Palmer Library, Mrs. Foster Sims
made the acceptance. Superin
tendent of School William T.
Zahradnicek accepted the school’s
copy on behalf of the Palmer
Independent School District board
of directors.
Delegate Hurley announced
that he has available to the pub
lic, a number of copies of a sum
mary of the Constitution, also a
limited number of bound copies
of the Constitution. These may
be obtained from him at the
ARRC office.
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E.S.G. lo Discuss
Area Unemployment
The Employment Security
commission advises that during
their next itinerant trip to Palmer,
Tuesday, March 27, for claimstak
ing activities, an Employment
Service representative will be
available from the hours of 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. to discuss present
and future job possibilities for
residents of the Matanuska Val
ley. Anyone interested in employ
ment in the immediate Palmer
Anchorage area or throughout the
Territory of Alaska is encouraged
to contact M. R. Schrock on
Ma.ch 27. Mr. Schorck will be
happy to answer any questions
that anyone may have concerning
employment.
Persons interested in work
must be able to furnish a com
plete background of work history
ana experience before it is pos
sible for any assistance towards
securing work can be given. It is
suggested that anyone who has
not completed his application,
now on file with the Employment
Service, in full detail, plan on
bringing as complete a resume as
possible of all previous work ex
perience showing dates, places,
and work performed so that this
information may be added to the
application now on file.
The Employment Service wish
es to remind the people in the
Palmer area that even though
they are not eligible for Unem
ployment Insurance they should
avail themselves of the Employ
ment Service’s help in securing
jobs.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
MEETING OF ALASKANS
FOR EISENHOWER
The Palmer Committee, Alas
kans for Eisenhower, will hold
an organizational meeting Fri
day night in the meeting room at
the Matanuska Electric Associa
tion building, Mrs- Doris McKin
ley announced this week. The
public is invited to attend the
meeting, regardless of party af
filiation, she added.
During the evening a board of
officers will be elected and pro
grams planned that will lead up
to the April 24 primary election
date.
Representatives from the An
chorage area Alaskans for Eisen
hower will be present to answer
any questions that interested per
sons wish to ask.
TAG DAY NETS
SCHOOL BAND $342
Members of the Palmer High
School band netted a total of
S342.05 in their very successful
tag day held last Saturday in
Palmer. Sponsored by the Band
Boosters club, the sale was well
supported by city business hous
es. individuals and groups. The
BB group expressed their appre
ciation to the entire city for their
support. The funds will be used
to help defray travel expenses to
Fairbanks where the Palmer
school band and chorus will par
ticipate in the annual Music Fes
tival.
Estimated travel costs were set
at $750 for the band. During the
past two weeks band members
have been conducting candy,
cookie, and ice cream sales at
the schools and have raised sev
eral dollars in this manner. They
plan to continue their sales until
the goal is reached, or until Fes
tival time.
A jointly sponsored beef stew
dinner will be held by the band
and chorus on April 5 at the high
school cafeteria. Funds raised
from the dinner will be split by
the two groups. A city-wide bake
'sale will be held next Sunday
by members of the Palmer P-TA.
These proceeds also will be split
by the two musical divisions of
the school music program. A
benefit concert is planned by the
chorus group for March 27 and
by the band group on April 13
Members of Xi Eta chapter,
P-TA Plans Benefit
Bake Sale March 31
The Palmer P-TA organization
are making plans for a city-wide
bake sale to be held Saturday,
March 31, from morning to even
ing. Proceeds from the sale will
go toward the Palmer High
School band and chorus travel
expenses to the Music Festival
being held in Fairbanks April 20
and 21. Mrs. Lee McKinley is
general chairman of the sale and
will be assisted by the following
1 section chairmen:
Location of sales tables, Mrs.
Charles Wilson: Supplies. Mrs.
Lew Hanks, Sales personnel, Mrs.
•Tames Cottrill; Mrs. Curtis Dear
born and Mrs. Nick Uzelac will
! be in charge of the receiving
hall and Mrs. Allan Mick, public
ity.
The committee plans at le;t;t
three sales points throughout the
city, with all baked goods to be
delivered at the Co-Op rec hall,
from where they will be sent to
sales locations' The receiving
room will open at 8 a.m.
The proceeds from the sales
will go toward the round-trip
fare of $18.50 per student. Hous
ing will be provided for all stu
dents attending the Festival, but
each student will have to have
enough money to pay for his
meals, and possibly part of his
train fare.
BSP. this week donated $10 to
the band.
LEGION TO OBSERVE
BIRTHDAY WITH
DINNER PARTY TONIGHT
Members of the American Le
gion Matanuska Valley Post 15
will host a dinner party tonight
in celebration of the Legion's
37th birthday. Members of the
Auxiliary Unit and several area
residents have been invited as
guests of the Post. Dinner will
begin at 8 p.m. and will be pre
pared and served by Post mem
bers.
Tickets Go—
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fore they are half-way through
their numbers.
Persons planning to attend the
show who are unable to get in
for tickets may write for reser
vations and enclose their check
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