SCHOOL BOYS OPERATING GREENHOUSE;
STUDENTS GAINING PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE THROUGH ARRC
Last week the first year Vocational
agriculture high school boys began
operation of the greenhouse just
back of the manager’s house, Under
the direction of Mr.leTh.en Moreman
they have started to put in cabbage
plants. Later these will be trans
ferred to home gardens for homo use.
During the summer they plan to do
some experimental work, trying out
new ibethods in an effort to find the
most suitable ways to . operate in
Alaska. The project will be contin
ued into the fall.
The second year hoys are 2ettintS prar
ctical experience through the ARRC.
These boys are serving ei^ht-week
apprenticeships in various depart
ments- -the slaughterhouse, the meat
department, the garage, the creamery
etc.
iLAxui-ba iu'tj uexng mauc uu wurit out
a similar system in the Commercial
classes. Ruthelyn Elliott is work
ing under the direction of Louie
Odsather and Ina Belle Irwin is
scheduled to begin part-time work
COMMUNITY VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT
TO BE GIVEN EARLY IN MAY
If you have any talents or aspira
tions, come in to tho Palmer School
Wednesday night at 8:00 P.M. and sec
Dr,Albrecht. There are going to be
practices and rehearsals every Wed
nesday night for a while.
The River Ben Homemakers' Club
meets Wednesday, April 27.
YOUR LAUNDRY WORK GUARANTEED
Daily Delivery Service
RUSTY'S LAUNDRY
Creamery Building
Palmer
peneral Carpentering-Cabinet Work
COMBINATION SCREEN & STORM DOORS
Modern Equipped Shop
Wm.Bennett Palmer
uncer tne direction or Miss spencer.
Mr.Leo Jacobs, manager of the ARRC,
helped put the new plans Into effect
after one boy had expressed a wish
to learn auto mechanics some tine
ago.
MIRTHJ JOKESJ
April 22
This is an EXCEPTIONALLY WELL RECOMMENDED his tor ini
feature, listed as one of the best pictures of 1937,
AN ALL..STAR CAST. A PICTURE OF MERIT, one we do not
hesitate to recommend highly. It is a picture S6r
ADULTS in that small children may not be able to
fellow the plot. It is a clean picture, a quality
picture]
ADULTS 45^
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 25^
Children 10^