71 At Banquet
Marking Lutheran
Tenth Anniversary
There were 71 members and
guests present at the tenth an
niversary banquet of St. JohrVs
Lutheran • church last Friday
evening.
After dining, guests listened
to' members of the original con
gregation sketch a decade of
church history. Among those
who spoke on the ten year’s of
progress in St. John’s Lutheran
church were:
Ed Eedeck, Lawrence Arndt,
Joe Lentz, Bill Ising, Bill Lentz,
Arvid Johnson and Don Irwin.
Mr Arndt flew from Seward to
be' present at the anniversary
banquet.
Twelve of the original char
ter group of members still re
main in the congregation of the
church.
Pastor W. Z. Zeile concluded
the evening with a summary of
church objectives for the future.
A1 Brooks and Ernie Harring
ton entertained guests with sev
eral musical selections. The au
dience also participated in the
program, joining in the singing
of several songs.
Parents Asked
To Observe Rules
(From the office of the
Superintendent!
Parents are urgenuy requested
io observe school regulations in
regard to visiting classes. Those
regulations require that a par
ch! present himself at the school
office before going to the class.
Some teachers have been visited
inadvisedly, and these unexpect
ed visits have been the cause of
come school problems.
Classrooms are very over
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crowded this year. There are al
most 40 pupils in every room,
and these rooms were built to ac
commodate not more than 20 stu
dents.
The shortage of textbooks are
prolonging teachers’ hours as a
result. A great deal of prepara
tion on the teacher'ss part is ne
cessary to keep such large classes
occupied. It is a large responsibil
ity for Palmer teachers, but one
to which they have been reacting
very professionally.
It is requested, therefore, in
view of the many teaching prob
lems this year, that parents come
to the office before visiting a
classroom. It is often easier to
temporarily relieve the teacher
while she visits with the parent
in the office. Unless a teacher is
in a position to welcome the par
ent to her classroom, her daily
work will be made easier by talk
ing with that parent outside of
classroom hours.
High School Students
Examined This Week
Physical examinations for stu
dents of Palmer high school be
gan at the gymnasium yesterday.
Dr. R. E. Garrett and Mrs. W. A.
Zeile are examining a class a
day and expect to be through
with all Palmer physicals by
Thursday.
Parents who wish to come to
the gymnasium during their
child’s examination may do so.
Buy The Frontiersman
School Announces
Plan of Action
In Injury Cases
The policy for treatment of in
juries resulting from accidents
at Palmer school, or on the play
ground, was announced from the
office of the superintendent this
week. All injuries, whenever pos
sible, will be referred to Mrs.
W. A. Zeile, public health nurse
for examination and treatment.
However when medical atten
tion is recommended by the
nurse, the pupil will be taken im
mediately to the office of Dr. R.
E. Garrett, it was stated. Parents
are expected to assume the re
sponsibility for cost of required
treatment.
School grounds are carefully
[supervised by teachers at every
[scheduled play period, the an
nouncement continued. However
accidents will occur despite con
stant vigilance. It is the wish of
school authorities to provide
prompt and adequate care.
Flies Out, Drives Back
Ed Christensen left the Valley
late last week to fly Outside. He
went to Lima, Ohio, to pick up
a new schoolbus. Mjr. Christen
sen was scheduled to leave Lima
Monday, to begin his return trip
over the Alaska Highway with
the new bus.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
Dance at the Valley Theatre
Next Saturday
EARL NUNN AND HIS ALABAMA RAMBLERS
Dancing begins at 11 p. m.
Under New Management
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Bowling Alley
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