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VOL. 9
F/IJIER,
OCTOBER 24.1946
NO. 37
Wt HAVE A HOSPITAL
FUND
The American Legion Committee in chargo of
tho Benefit Dance and the Box Social of
October 19, 1946, have a very fine report
to make'of a most successful money raising
venture. ' They arc happy to report the pro
ceeds as follows:
Box Social $521;88
Refreshments 90^83
Tickets & Donations 537112
Total $949;83
Expenditures (total) 16170
ITet Proceeds $933.13
The Legion committc in charge of the donee
and social were: Leon Faurio'as chairman, ■
J. L. Ray end Ashley Egtvcdt.
The financial success of tho dance and
social t‘:ns greatly'enhanced by donations
of food, muoic btc. These items come high
when purchased and too Often eat up all
the profits. Therefore, tho'sc donations
nro greatly appreciated by the Legion and
committees in charge.
Donations etc re made by
I.'.V.F.C.A. who furnished the icecream,
sugar, and cream for the’lunch.
Koslosky’s who furnished the coffee^
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
who donated the cak03 for the lunch.
Teddy Glenn and his orchestra who donated
the good music for the dance.
A lc.rgc number of Indies brought baskots
to tho social and the men did their part
by paying good prices for thorn. They vroro
auctioned off by Bornio Bouwens’and Oscar
Findgron to the highost'bidders. ’Only the
first tro or three sold undor $10. 'Aftor '
that they ranged around $12, to $21.
After the auction the Auxiliary ladies
served lunch to those t?ho did not bring
baskets or who did not get one in the buc
tion. Tho liiieh'Contaitteo of Mrs. Eloisc
Srroboda, Mrs. Karla Duff, Mrs. Barbee
Efturio, Mrs, Matt Johanson, and 'fcs, Dana
Liomann- uore'responsible for increasing th:
funds by $90.
Other committees ucro: Leon Ihuric and
Francis Henry as cashiers; and Ed TTeeck and
ban Sullivan uho attended tho door..
Cont. on page 7
SATURDAY NIGHT IS
■ CARNIVAL NIGHT
AT THE PALMER TERRITORIAL SCHOOL.
This year the School Carnival will he held
on October 86, in the School Building and
will begin at 7:30. There will be ticket
booths where you can buy tickets to be used
at the various concessions. There will
also be a Checking Room where you may de
posit your wraps fpr the evening or as
long as you wish and not have to worry
about them.
The Carnival this year is to be conducted
just a little different than in former
years. The students will be in charge of
the various concessions rather than the
teachers. Of course, the teachers will be
around to help whereser necessary,especial
ly around the lunch counters, but the evont
has boon planned and engineered by the
students themselves.
The Booths sound very interesting and in
clude such foatures as— in charge of—
A. Fish Pond
idult Bingo
Penny Toss
Ring the Gooso
Sales Booth
Doll Stand ■
Dart Gone
!7heel of Fortune
bunch Stand s
kiddie Bingo
Polico Court
Dance
Alice Bouwens
" Rilj'a Stenval
Stanley Hoffman
Lairy Stock
Shirley Monroe
Edward Cope
Emil Waldol
Duane Huntley
Ruth Johnson
Shirley Johnson
.tfcndell Miller
Bob Graham
ill those who wish to—may come masquerade.
There will bo prizes for the Best Couplo,
for the best Individual senior costumejand
Tor the Bost Individual junior castum®.
The dance will bogin fit 9:50 and is to bo
;ivon in the Auditorium which is to bo doc
srated to represent a bam. In other words
shere'will bo a good old’fashioned bam
lanco, but not in a bam. Sounds exciting.
?wo prizes will be given at the danco for
;ho best Waltz couple and for tho Best
ritterbug couplo. Tickets ore now on sale
md may bo obtained from tho High School
students. Duo to the high cost of orchcs
;ras, the.- record jhlaycr will bo usod.How
iver all rocords will be hand picked P.7