PAIR ASSOCIATION ELECTS DIRECTORS
A membership meeting of the
Mc.tanu.slca Valley Fair Assn. Was
held Wednesday night. C. V. King ■
ard Mrs, Lee Marshall were elected
to serve three years, and Virgil
KoVicher and Dr. Albrecht were
elected for two year terms on the
board of directors. M, D. Snod
grass has one year still to serve.
PALMER SCHOOL PAPER PRAISED
"The Banana Belt Breezes",
published by the Palmer High School
students, is a fine little pub
lication with articles worthy of
mention written by both boys and
girls. ..ary Steinberger is editor
in-chief and Lawrence Vasanoja,
business manager. Su.pt. Harold L.
Thuma had a sensible article in
the Dec:-ter issue on the "curfew"
problem. Grade school children
coming to town at night,'from ten
to fourt en years of age, "seek
ing self-expression," have stand
ards of conduct to consider which
should net be forgotten by them
selves nor their parents.
Alaska Weekly
Published in Seattle
P. T. A. Meeting Tuesday
night, Pobruary 19.
Subject - Understanding Ado
lescents.
Special Music and Cherry Pie,
Anyone who will have up to
30, 6 to 3 weeks old pigs for sale
between April 1 to May 1 can dis
pose of them through the Extension
of f i ce.
PALM .R DISTRICT CONTRIBUTES
302.65 TO V/AR ON T.B.
On Fob. 1, receipts from sale
of Christmas Seals in this dis
trict totaled .^302.65. Expenses
incurred were 314.25, leaving a
balance of $>288.40 to be used to
fight tuberculosis. All of the
returns have not been received.
The Committee will be glad to hear
from any one who has neglected to
send thoir money.
LOREN HcKECHNIE GETS TIMBER CONTRACT
The contract to supply spruce
timber for sewage disposal plant
was awarded to Loren McKechnie on
his low bid of '<*385.74 delivered
at road side. The hauling will
be done by tho Garage on their
estimate of #94.20.
Others who bid were:
F. Dailey - $593.00 delivered at
Palmer„
F. Henry ft a. Sexton-,^680.00 (Hid by
pieces at op a ft<. ) at Palmer.
Frank Hruciebauer - *625.00 deliver
ed to road at Tract #25 by
March 1st.
H. A. Johansen -#453.78 Timbers
delivered on main road 4 miles
from Palmer.
Laurel Hayos - $496.00 delivered
to Palmer.
Robert Elen - #498.00 delivered in
Faimer, piled where ordered.
Before the first day of April
1941.
Robert Anderson - ' 680.40 Laid at
roadside on tract 138.
S+;. John’s Luthern Church
V/oodrew Ivurth, Pastor'
Sunday School at 10r30 a. m.
Hr. and Mrs. L. C. Ritter arc
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Leo
nard Grau of Wasilla,
Glacier View.Homemakers Club '
meets with Mrs. Bouwen's Wednesday,
February 19. Project is Children’s
Clothing. Business meeting at
11:00 A. H*
YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED
PALMER LAUNDRY
IN THE
CREAMERY BUILDING_PAL'IER
More than two dozen arrests
have been made in Anchorage since
the first of February, Police Chief
Bob Huttle announced, as a result
of the .drive to clear the streets
of last year's orange license plates.