Students Name
Councilmen
Students of Palmer high school
conducted a dress rehearsal for
their twenty-first birthday last
week. A record 105 of them
lined the halls of the lower floor
last Friday to write their names
in a registration book and file
into voting booths to elect their
choice of officers for the Stu
dent Council.
Registration and voting were
carried out as nearly like an
actual election as possible. Plans
for next year will make the
event even more realistic. Then
they expect to conduct an honest
to-goodness political campaign
for Student Council officers, with
posters, stump speeches and all
the fanfare. Lack of time pre
vented it this year.
When the 105 votes were tal
lied by election judges, these
i?tudents were found top choices:
President, Louis Geiwitz; vice
president, Robert Graham; secre
tary, Georgia Small; treasurer,
Don Irwin; prosecuting attorney,
Roger Woods; sergeant at arms,
Henry Anderson.
The officers were seated im
mediately, without installation
ceremony, because of the late
ness of the election.
A number of new activities in
the Palmer school already have
been scheduled by the Student
Council. A camera club will be
organized under the faculty
sponsorship of Harry Wimmer.
Dramatic club members will per
form under the guidance of high
school principal, James Gray, Jr.
A. letter club of Palmer athletes
will be founded by coach Law
rence Gibson.
Move To Anchorage
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larson of
the Valley are moving to An
chorage this week. They plan to
be there for the winter only, re
turning to Palmer in the spring.
Mr. Larson will be employed in
Anchorage during the winter.
No Practice Yet
For Wasilla
Basketball Squad
WASILLA—Local high school
basketball players have not yet
been called out for the first
practice session of the coming
season. Many Wasilla students
have been absent from school
during the potato harvest sea
I son, and it has not yet been
possible to recruit enough play
ers to organize a team.
Superintendent James Pen
dleton said last Monday that ab
sences this week are at a mini
mum. However, the school cal
endar has been set back a week
or two because of student ab
sences during the past two
weeks.
Pastor To Conduct
Communion Service
World wide communion Sun
day will be observed in the
United Protestant church of
Palmer next Sunday, Victor Alf
sen, pastor, said this week.
New members will be re
ceived into the church and in
fant baptism will be observed
following the special commun
ion service.
At 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon
Reverend Alfsen and two elders
from the local church will go
to Wasilla for a communion ser
vice at the .Community church
there.
The world-wide communion
service will be observed on Sun
day by Protestant churches
throughout the world.
EASTBURNS LEAVE
WASILLA—Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Eastburn and daughter
Elaine are leaving Wasilla in
the near future to make their
home in San Francisco, Calif.
The Eastburns have been living
here since last June. Mr. East
burn has been employed by The
Alaska Railroad at Pittman.
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A fellow claimed the other
day that Mom Parks’ coffee was
the best he’d had since he left
Edmonton to drive over the Al
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CARE Collection
Palmer residents will be given
an opportunity to contribute to
CARE (Cooperative for Ameri
can Remittances to Europe) at
next Sunday's church services in
the United Protestant church.
This plan, endorsed bv former
President Hoover as the “only
sure way of sending packages to
people in Europe,” assures de
livery of, a carefully-planned
food or clothing package.
Under the CARE system dona
tions of $10 are given to pur
chase a package. The $10 will as
sure delivery of a package, by
air to the designated address. A
return receipt, signed by the con
signee, is mailed to each purchas
er. The food packages contain
21.6 pounds of food.
Reverend Alfsen of the United
Protestant church said that
Alaskans can buy almost twice
as much food through CARE for
the aid of European relatives as
they can any other way.
Cubs Da Their Bit
Miss Ethel Dale of the Valley
hospital had a special word of
thanks for the Cub Scouts of|
Palmer yesterday. Miss Dale
said the potatoes brought to the
hospital by the Cubs last week
had a special flavor that was
particularly enjoyed by all the
patients.
The Cubs picked culls from
fields being harvested nearby
and brought them in.
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