WASILLA SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
Begins with Sixty-six
An enrollment of 66 pupils marked
the average total for the first
week’s attendance at the Wasilla
School. There are thirteen new
pupils including beginners and '
transfers from other Alaskan school*
Two-thirds of the children reside
near enough to one of the two bus
routes to take advantage of school
transportation.
All children have had physical
check-ups and are okeyed for school
attendance.
Miss Rose Guralnick, local Public
Health Nurse, has begun her weekly
visits to the school.
'When one by force subdues men, the^
do not submit to him in heart. When
he subdues them by virtue-, in their
heart's core they are pleased, and <
sincerely submit.'* Chinese Philosphx
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PLAIN AMERICAN CHEESE 50/ % lb.
BULK LARD 30/ @ lb.
25# KEGS BRINE BUTTER $17.88 ea.
1# SIZE TINS DARIGOLD
BUTTER 76/ ea.
SMOKED SALT PORK
PAT BACKS 35/ :i lb.
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