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Baby face
The two of us
Barcelonaa
On the Riviera
That's my girl (Played by Marimba Band )
I'll fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reinlanders and
Comic reading
Brunswick PhonegrapHs
Always Ready to Tune In
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Floor coverings & broken tunilure
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SCHOOL NOTES
The spelling contest - which has
been in progress for some time in
the sixth and seventh grades has
ended. They were divided into two
divisions led by Henrietta Dahl and
Arthur Tveten. Arthur’s side was
victorious by eight points and was
entertained by the other side last
Friday night at a Saint Patrick’s
party held in the primary school
room.
Mrs. Clausen was a visitor in the
second grade, Tuesday of this week.
The sixth and seventh grades are
working on a program to be given at
the next meeting of the P. T. A. The
program is under the directioa of
Miss Neuert.
Pupils of the third and fourth
grade room who were perfect last
week on the multiplication tables
from 2’s to 9’s were as follows:
Frances Havens, Harold Holton, Al
lan Lee, Kenneth Dahl, and John
Holton. s
The list this week is greatly in
creased and includes the following:
Jack O’ Donnell, Patsy Fryer, Mar
garet McGilton, Robert Ohmer, Nor
ma Runstad, Clifford Swenson,,
Frances Havens, Allan Lee, Herman
Peterson, John Holton, Harold Hol
ton, Frances Parks, and Lillian Nor
berg.
In the third and fourth grade
room last week Allan Lee was the
highest in spelling in the third
grade and Jack O’Donnell in the
fourth grade. In the entire room
Allan Lee stood the highest. In the
same room this week in the third
grade Allan Lee was first, Helen Lar
son was second, and Arthur Otness
was third.
In the fourth grade ,Jack O’Don
nell was first, Patsy Fryer was se
eond.
Ivy Owens is absent from school
this week on account of a sore knee
which resulted from a fall.
Her classmates are writing let
ters to her. All hope to see her back
in school next week.
Alexander Bradley from Juneau is
enrolled in the third grade. Rudolph
Williams is also a new pupil in the
third grade.
A one minute speed test in oral
reading was given in the third and
fourth grades in Miss MacKecknie’s
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CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg.
Sunday morning services at
11:30 o’clock.
Sunday school at 10:30
A Good program will be rendere d
[■' the evening.
S. Sydness,
Pastor,
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10:30 a.m. Aternoon services at
p m. Wednesday evening pray
er meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
Sunday evening Salvation mee
irtg at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at 8 o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenat
McEachren, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody we
come. Come and meet your friend:
LOCAL NOTES \\
Word awB received here t’'<
that' Mr. and Mrs. Terolph Hadlund
of Ketchikan are the parents of
twin daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Had
lund were former residents of Pe
tersburg.
Little Ivy Owens is confined to
her bed with a badly cut kneecap,
qhe fell while at play last Saturday
Last Saturday night a very suc
cessful dance was held at Sales Inn
to celebrate St. Patrick’s Dav. he
Filipino orchestra furnished the
music and everyone seemed to have a
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen of Dun
can Canal and Mrs. McBride of
Wrangell were visitors in Petersburg
this week.
Mrs. Harold Davis delightfully en
tertained at tea on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. Shelby, until recently editor
of the Anchorage Daily Times was |
a visitor in Petersburg this week.
T-Ie is on his way out side.
Winn Goddard, Deputy Game
Warden arrived in town on the
“Seal” yesterday.
The “Model Bakery” has recent
ly built booths *and light lunihes
may now be obtained there.
The “Totem Pole” is being very
cleverly remodeled, making possible
much more efficient service and a
very cosy place to obtain delightful
refreshments.
Mrs. Willie Johnson left this week
for an extended v+sit to the States.
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room. Patsy Fryer was the highest
in the fourth grade with a rate of
211 words per minute. Allan Lee
with a rate of 222 words per minute
j was the highest in the third grade.
Lillian Norberg whose rate was 219
1 words was second in the third grade.
I Five minute tests will be given
next week.
In the regular monthly eighth
! grade spelling contest Alaska Jor
i gensen, Anita Stoll and Richard
| Tate, each made one hundred per
cent. Jane Mjorud and Edgar Bog
gen made 99 percent and Leo Ness
made 98 percent. Three pupils made
grades below ninety percent. No
grade fell below 86 percent. The
list consisted of one hundred words.
The local Declamatory Contest
will be held at the Variety Theatre
next Monday evening for the purpose
cf selecting a representative of Pe
tersburg High School for the Terri
torial Contest to be held in Peters
burg April 16.
The following contestants will
take part: Irene Runstad, Alice Nor
berg, Lillian Anderson, Julia Was
vick Paul Tveten and David Morgan.
Wrangell High School, represented
by Dorothy Johnson and Virginia
Tozier won from the Petersburg
High School at Wrangell on March
18, in a debate on the question: Re
solved That a department of educa
tion should be formed with a Secre
tary in the President’s cabinet.
Petersburg was represented by
Alma Cornstad, Helen Lund, and
Herbert Mjorud.
Since the Petersburg boys and
girls are good losers and always hope
ful, they hope to win in the next de
bate to be held in the near future in
Petersburg. They will uphold the
negative side of the question.
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