Famous 500-Mile
lace To Be Shown
In Film Tonight
Automotive Parts and Equip
ment Co. of Palmer will host the
Perfect Circle Auto Clinic to
night at 8 p.m., according to Matt
Onkka, store manager. The clinic
will be held in the Automotive
headquarters.
This annual affair allows me
chanics and auto specialists in the
area to become better acquainted
with the latest methods of auto
repair and maintenance, Onkka
said.
Again this year the featured at
traction of the clinic will be the
showing of the 1957 Indianapolis
500 mile race. This movie is in
sound and color.
The Automotive Parts and
Equipment Company extends a
cordial invitation to all mechanics
^and interested persons to attend
this fine show, Onkka stated.
Mel Orme, Northwest represen
tative of the Perfect Circle manu
facturing firm, will be in attend
ance.
Refreshments will be served.
IPromoTion Exercise—
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Huston, Anne Jones, Erika Kal
wies, Rita Loyer, Sandra Me
Hally, Phobe Martin, Shannon
Mick, Ruth Ann Moore, Gerald
ane Ord, Sheila Posticheck, Suel
'JenReid, Kathy Roark and Janet,
JEtupp
^Helen Schaefer, Marjorie Sch
ireiber, Sylvia Sisley, Sandra
Smith, Kathy Stephan, Barbara
Swift, Roberta Verrall, Carolyn
Wallace, Nancy Wirtanen, Lila
Woods, and Susy Wright.
Teddy Bach, Robert Boothby,
iLouis Cay wood, Jerry Combs,
Prank Cornelius, James Dolfi,
ISeddy Draze, Mike Eppler, Bobby
&ickson, Roger Everett, Stan
Gillespie, Blaine Hamann, Rich
BREAKS REPORTED M
TWO LOCAL STORES
City and Territorial police are
investigating two cases of break
ing and entering that occurred in
Palmer last week.
On May 2 Virgil Eckert report
ed to police that entry has been
made in the Co-Op Building and
Farm Supply building. Entry had
been made by tearing a lock and
hasp off a door and by taking
hinge pins out of a connecting
door. Missing were one each
H & R .22 cal. revolver, HiStand
ard automatic .22, Ruger auto
matic .22 and a Remington Model
721 rifle, all valued at $225.
On May 4 Ray Wooten reported
to police that entry at the Valley
Store had occurred during the
previous night. A check showed
the following was missing: 12
cartons of cigarettes, 75 pennies,
city sales tax amounting to $8.24, j
three cartons of candy and a case
of Pepsi-Cola. Entry was gained \
by breaking a window at the rear
section of the store.
W.O.T.M. BAKE SALE
SET FOR SATURDAY
Women of the Moose of Palmer
will stage their annual Mother’s
Day bake and fancy work sale i
this Saturday. The sale will begin
at 10 a.m. at Grasser’s Hardware
and continue until 3 p.m., at
which time a set of television
tables will be awarded.
ard Hamilton, Donnie Harris,
John Harris, Paul Henry and
Richard Horton.
Klaus Jade, Wayne Klayum,
Leonard Kungesuk, Pholia Lieb
ing, Bill McKechnie, Bill McKin
ley, Stephen Merrick, Bill Olsen,
David Peterson, Joe Rice, Ernest
Stineburg, Larry Wade, Joe Want
and Henry Wright.
All parents and friends of the
students are cordially invited to
attend.
40 and 8 Offering
Nurse’s Scholarship
A nurse’s scholarship award
will be made this year to some
young woman high school gradu
ate by the Locale 1098 of the 40
and 8. The scholarship was initi
ated by the Greater Anchorage
Area Locale for the increase of
nurses for the benfit of mankind.
According to R. E. Demming of
Palmer, scholarship award com
mittee chairman, this is a $500
scholarship to be used for a three
year nurse’s training program at
an accredited school of nursing,
at a school of the recipient’s
choice.
The amount of the award may
vary from year to year. It will
be paid by Locale 1098 in yearly
installments* to the school which
the recipient of the award at
tends. Any recipient of the award
dropping out of training will
automatically lose the remaining
installments and benefits of the
award. The money will pay for
tuition, uniforms, books, and
similar costs. The 40 and 8 will
not be responsible for any travel
to and from school or any other 1
liabilities incurred by recipient
while under the scholarship and
all decisions are final, Chairman
Demming said.
Only femal applicants between
the ages of 17-30 years may ap
ply. Applicants must reside in
Alaska and be a resident of the
1098 district which is composed
of Glenallen, Palmer, Anchorage,
Seward, Cordova, and Homer.
The applicant must have graduat
ed from high school before at
tending a school of nursing and
may be required to have a phy
sical examination and personal
interview.
All applications for the scholar
ship must be in the hands of the
scholarship committee by June 1,
1957, to be eligible for considera
tion in the current year. Applica
tions received after this date will
Baccalaureate to Be
Held Sunday Evening
The Palmer High School bac
calaureate will be held on Sun
day, May 12 at 8 p.m. in the Cen
tral School gymnasium. The ser
mon test, “To Use Life—or Abuse
It” will be given by the Rev. Ber
tram Rutan of the United Protes
tant Church.
The invocation and benediction
will be offered by the Rev. Wes
ley Lancaster of the Church of
God.
Th*e brass ensemble of the high
school music division will play
Mendelssohn’s “Festival March”
for the processional and the “Tri
umphal March” by Verdi for the
recessional.
'The high school choral group
will offer a hymn, “Dear Lord
and Father of Mankind” and
“God My King”, by Wallace Hea
ton. Thp congregation will be in
vited to sing “God of Our Fath
ers” and “For the Beauty of the
Earth”.
The baccalaureate service will
be open to the public.
be held over until the following
year. .
Members” of the scholarship
committee include Demming, and
Phil Everett of Palmer, Tony Sch
wamm and Mark Mathonen of
Anchorage and Floyd Johnson of
Seward.
The 40 and 8 is an organiza
tion of Legionnaires existing un
der their own charter and carry
on work similar to the American
Legion and work to help the Le
gion with their Drofrr?.ms.
Locale 1098 is one of five lo
cales in Alaska.
REGISTRATION FOR THE
PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
WILL BE HELD MAY 22,
9 A.M., QUONSET HUT ON
SNODGRASS PROPERTY
Stadeats la Bet
Third Polio Shots
Around 300 students in the
Palmer school system will to
morrow be receiving Salk polio
vaccine innoculations. Helen
Maze school nurse will be in
charge of the program and will
be assisted by the Public Health
Nufse, Myrtle Spencer.
For the majority of the stu
dents this will be the final inno
culation in the series of three
that are necessary for protection
against the disease. Students in
Palmer High—
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wies, Thomas J. Kucera, and
Dorothy E. Loyer.
Also, Waldine F. Lundberg,
Gerald E. McKechnie, John R*
Mears, Ruth P. Nelson, Anna L.
Onkka, Jean E. Onkka, John L.
Pearson, Annetta F. Sawby,
Elizabeth H. Schaefer, Enola C.
Scheibl, George A. Sharp, Sonja
M. Stadem, Dale N. Spanogle,
Larry W. Trowbridge, Dale L.
Wahlen, Wendal S. Wilson, and
Patricia A. Zaborac.
grades one through the high
school will be participating.
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