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REST ROOM NEARLY READY ' -
Plans are being made to keep the
Palmer Public Library oponl'riday
evenings from 7:00 to 8:00 1,1.:/be
fore the shows. Joan Lao Yoin has
volunteered to take dargo for the
time being. It is also learned that
Margaret Miller has volunteered to
act a3 the librarian or. Saturday
afternoons for a while.
Miss Ruth DcArmond has recently
turned over to the Library a collec
tion of about 50 books donated by
the Sitka Public Library.
The V/omen1 s Lunge which' is being
gotten ready by the Homemakers *V01ub
Council, has had its last coat of
paint, the furniture is ready, the
linoleum is on the floor and it will
not. he very long until it will be
ready for use, according to Miss
DcArmond. "We want to put on the
finishing touches and then it will
be ready," says Miss DcArmond.
".'.'ANTED: Housekeeper - more for a
home than wages.
Answer to M, J. Lcpak, Box 816,
Palmer, Alaska
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.. ,..3.0 PALMER ATTHETIC CLUB
The dance held last Saturday night
at the Butte Ilall, immediately
following the Pairier School comic
operetta, "Puddln’head the First",
was given to raise funds to cover
expenses incurred by "the Palmer .
Athletic Club' when Ft sent the
Girls' Basketball team to Rairbanks
during the recent Ice Carnival.
The Hall was taxed to the limit
With•,» large crowd. Members of
the basketball tear, served lunch.
The operetta was well attended and
there was much favorable comment
for the fine work of Miss Francos
JVheelor, the director, and the
students who took part. There wore
.a number of intermisa on numbers:
Ben Anderson and Inn Belle Irwin
in-a singing skit, Grace Smith in
n comic monologue, Maurice Akre With
some xylophone solos and Leonard ! .
Capp Whet gave two volal solos.
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