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ACHIEVEMENT mY
Community. The parade of hats
from past history recalled for
gotten days. Those of later
date were greatly admired until
closer examination proved the
material from which the y wore
designed te be Carrot tops, pie
plates, lace, paper and bowls ot
mofet any discarded article, so
becomingly arranged on the head
to disguise their origin.
Then "Ferdinand the Bull" arrived
and characteristically sat on the
hornets nest, then suddenly be
*came quite ferocious, revealing
his feninino make up.
Another number to be complimented
vr.s the Hawiian dancing in costume
by Mrs.Soe Lentz. The entire
program of stunts was hilarious
and will long be remembered as
orle of the most amusing.
The speaches -were interesting,
inspiring, and instructive, mak
ing' tho day really worth while.
Those attending have already
been heard to remark and make
plans for next year.
COLONY DAY MAY*20.
COLONY DAY CELEER/TION-rnd
FREE DANCE-EVENING HOY 20 th.
PARTICULAR* IN NEXT lOLUE OF
VALLEY 33TTIER.
BAUD MASTER CODING
Mr.Bcrutto of Anchorage spent
nfew days in Palmer last week
interviewing prospective Band
enthusiasts, Mr. Beruttohas or
ganized a children's band in Anch
orage with 42-members, and is
interested in contacting all those
in the Palmer vicintiy who wish
to give their bo^s and girls band
Instruction. I uc'ic Is one of the
finest investments for young
people. It helps to occupy the
mind and body, it helps to make
contacts through life which often
result, directly or indirectly,
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in financial gain. All those
interested in giving their hoys
and girls musical instruction r.ru
invited to call on I/tr.Berutto
tomorrow, May 13, at the dormitory,
at 2 p.m. He expects to be there
at that tine and will be glad to
discuss arrrngomonts.
LOCAL OPTION ON
LIQUOR
According to the liquor lavs of
tho Territory of Alaska, affected
hy the VJalkor Bill, any person
applying for a liquor license
outside incorporated cities,
must accompany such application
with a list of signatures of the
majority of citizens over the age
of 21 years residing within two
miles of tho place described,
who consent to such manufacture,
barter or sale of intoxioating
liquor.
Applications for liquor license
must be presented to the District
Court of the Territory of Alaska
before the first part of June.
Tho noccssafcy signatures of the
majority of citizens in the
community signify the written
consent and approval; thus,
local option on liquor. 'Without
this approval a liquor license
cannot be obtained and such license
will be revoked if any statement
required by law appears untrue.
"MAT/J1USKA M/UD" IS ON
THE AIR OVER
KOOP
"Matrnuska Maid” program will be
broadcast tomorrow evening at
8: O'clock in the gymnasium, Tor
the first time in history. Buy a
ticket and see the program from
the studio. This amateur per
formance will introduce the best
t lent in the Valley i
Tune in v/itEi 45^ and sec the show
Piomcmber the "All-nale-batlct " o
last year and cone prepared to
enioy the evenings entertainment,
Your announcer is Dr.Earl Albrecht
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