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HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
The Calmer High School was hon
ored with the nresence of Ur. T'il
ler of Eklutna as sneaker at their
Saturday assembly class. He told
of the Eklutna Indian School where
he Is Mechanic. His talk included
a few well founded morals for us to
remember. We were hoping his talk
would carry over into the next per
iod and thus save some class work,
but the sudden sounding of the
alarm for fire drill at 1:30 brought
an abruot conclusion and ruined our
hones,
SCHOOL BUSSES
Mr. George Lemmon is driving the
bus for both the Matanuska and Pal
mer schools. Lately the roads have
been in bad condition and the Mat
anuska scholars are missing school
because the bus can’t get through.
Classes were closed on Anril 17th
and it has not yet been determined
when they wrill start again, nerhans
next week if the roads dhy un a bit.
The Finger Lake bus can not make
its full run and children living
beyond where it turns should try
and reach one of the regular stous.
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VOCATIONAL EDUCATION BOARD
Several inquiries have been made
concerning the status of the new
school board for vocational educa
tion recently formed. These mem- *
bers were appointed by the local *
council at the request of Mr. A.E. $
Schottler, Supervisor of Vocation- *
al Education for the Territory. *
They are to meet with the local *
superintendent and vocational *
eachers in order to work out a *
easible urogram in vocational ed- *
ucation for the Palmer School Dis- *
trict. ' *
Their rowers are advisory only, *
and they have no funds to expend. *
TFE NORTHERN LIFE OF SEATTLE ,
| ANNOUNCES
ITS NEW oOth ANNIVERSARY ^OLICY -
j ”THE INCOME PROTECTOR’'
i It is another ,73-in-lf' Life- Ac-i
i cident-Fealth number, with a I
| Million Dollars In Negotiable t
Securities Deposited With the
Treasurer of the State of Wash
ington for the Protection of all
policy Holders behind it,”
See or write
Manley E, Sweazy, C.L.U.
i Supervisor, Territory of Alaska,!
j Box 161, Palmer, Alaska. I
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INTERESTING SPEECHES
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Fr. L.T. Oldroyd, Director of
Extension of the IT. of A. , and
Fr. Toe Flakne, the new District ■
Agricultural A^ent for the Valley,
were interesting sneakers to the
~kovs of the Figh School on the
subject of agriculture.
Fr. Elakne, who will remain
here permanently, is to start var
ious clubs and has announced that
arises will be awarded this fall
to members who have the best stock
and said that if the animals were
worthy it might be uossible for
some of the boys to exhibit at the
Tanana Valley Fair at Fairbanks.
7IGF SCFOOL
The first meeting of the F.F.A.
(Future Farmers Association), has
been held by Mr. MoClarty, who,
acting as temporary chairman, op
ened the meeting for the explicit
nurnose of electing officers for
the organization. The following
officers were installed; ^resident,
lack Sheely; Vioe-oresident, Lu
cille Ring; Secretary. Iua Belle
Irwin; Treasurer, TTelen Barry.
It will be noted that the girls
are taking as much interest in the
Future Farmers Association as are
the boys.
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