School Board Filings
Close Monday Noon;
Vote Tuesday at School
School election is next Tuesday,
day, April 3, from 12 noon to 7
p. m. Ballots may be marked in
the voting booth in the school
gymnasium.
Filings for school director close
at 12 noon Monday, April 2. Can
didates may place their names on
the ballot by making proper noti
fication at the school office. But
up to noon Friday there appear
ed to be no competition and that
means the incumbents will hold
•over.
Eligible for the school board is
any qualified elector registered
m this school district. The Palmer
Incorporated school district in
cludes all of Palmer, runs to
•Jonesville, almost halfway to
Wasilla, about halfway to the
Matanuska bridge, and takes in
the Lazy Mountain area.
Present members of the school
board are Lucius Ross, president;
FIRE ASSOCIATION
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used to come running at the wail
of the siren have gone into the
armed services. More volunteers
to replace them are needed—and
now!
“Fire strikes anytime, anyplace.
It might be your home, or farm,
or business. We must have enough
help to fight it,” the Fire Asso
ciation Board appealed. Members
of the board are Chief Mitchell,
Bill Smith, Monty Sherman, A1
Hagen and Ray Lancaster. Sign
up with any of them.
Volunteers are now covered by
insurance while on duty at fires.
The three trucks now available
are housed at accessible points:
one next to the power house in
the Co-Op area; two in the gar
age next door to The Valley
Frontiersman.
Also the Fire Association needs
more members. Memberships in
the Fire Association are a mighty
low-cost protection measure, the
James Hurley, treasurer; Mrs.
Klaire E. Johnson, clerk; Harold
L. Thuma and Jack E. Maze.
Term for board members is 3
years.
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Board pointed out. Rates are $10
on a home, and $15 to $50 on a
business.
When Fire Strikes
When you spot a fire, call the
telephone operator. The operator
will sound the siren from the
phone office. (You can see the
siren for yourself over the theatre
entrance).
The volunteers answer the siren
and man the trucks and fire-fight
ing equipment, as trained.
“We can’t always save the
whole place, but we can try. And
that’s better than a heap of cind
ers,” Mitchell said.
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Maianuska Fair Board
To Meet In April
The Matanuska Valley Fair As
sociation has set its annual meet
ing for early in April, Clair Stock,
president, said this week. And it’s
highly important that every mem
ber be there.
In addition to election of board
members, by-laws will have to
be changed to meet Bureau of In
ternal Revenue regulations for
non-profit associations. Exact date
of the meeting will be announced
later.
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