MASONS TO ELECT
The MaSonic Club resumes its
meeting schedule next Monday
with an election of officers, Mrs.
Charles Wilson reminded members
this week. This initial meeting
of the fall season will begin at 8
p.m. in the Grange Hall.
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ON-JOB TRAINING
FOR SENIOR PUPILS
A tentative on-the-job training
program for senior students en
rolled in certain courses in Palmer
High School is now being initiated
here, it was revealed this week by
Superintendent W. T. Zahradnicek.
The program, still in the experi
mental stage, is at present limited
to commercial students.
School board members and the
superintendent still have many
kinks to smooth from the plan. For
full educational value, it must work
in the manner of an apprentice
ship, with the student gradually
entering upon new skills and tech
niques of his chosen trade or pro
fession.
Care also must be exercised. Mr.
Zahradnicek said, to prevent the
student-apprentice taking the place
of a paid employe. The plan, as it
is now being studied, presupposes
some payment for the student
worker.
School regulations do not permit
the student to participate in the
program for educational credit un
less the job he takes is related to
his course in school. The time
schedule for the program is not
rigid, but depends upon the amount
of time the student has available
for such training.
It is the hope of the superinten
dent and board members that the
program may be enlarged to em
brace several trades and profes
sions. Business and professional
men who are interested in the plan
should get in touch with Mr. Zah
radnicek for a detailed explanation
of the proposed program.
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hours, Sundays, holidays, call
either Vernon Fridley or Ralph
Moore. Office closes at noon Sat.
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Legion Basement to Be
Finished On Schedule
Work is proceeding according to
schedule on the basement of the
American Legion hall, it was re
ported this week by Bob Johns of
the building committee. Mr. Johns
said the builder's contract comple
tion date of Oct. 31 should be met
easily.
However, there will be addition
al finishing work on the building's
interior, which must be completed
by the membership before the
American Legion and the Auxili
ary can settle down to housekeep
ing in the new qquqarters. The Le
gion spokesman said it would be
impossible to announce, at this
time, the exact date of occupancy
for the structure.
TEACHER MARRIES
Miss Wilhelmina Luebke, fifth
grade teacher in Palmer School,
became the bride of Everett Ped
erson of Palmer last Saturday. The
ceremony was performed in An
chorage.
REDINGTONS HAVE SOX
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reding
ton of Palmer became the parents
of a son last week. The little boy
was born at the Valley Hospital
on October 4.
NEW HILL DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight “Spike”
Hill of Palmer became the par
ents of a baby girl on Oct. 9. The
child was born at the Valley Hos
pital.
New Gift Shop
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expecting delivery of a shipment
of pictures by a New York artist.
Household linens will include
Callaway towels and tablecloths,
as well as hand-made linen hand
kerchiefs.
Mrs. Tolins comes to Palmer
from Fairbanks.
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