NUTRITIONAL BALANCE IS GOAL
OF SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM
i\eat:y t>u< students jn Pal
mer schools ate a typical Type
A school lunch on the first day
"f the school year, according to’
Mrs. Iheima Cope, manager of
the Palmer school lunch pro
gram.
Nutritionists of National
School Lunches insist that nu- j
tritious food be set before the j
youngsters, and keep their fin- j
gers crossed in the hope that!
parents have taught their chil
dren to take at least a taste of
each food presented, Mrs. Cope
said.
Nutritional balance is im
portant in these meals, she
added. Fresh breads are baked
daily, using high milk content,
eggs, and a variety of enriched
flours. In addition to the reg
ular requirements, a generous
amount of real butter is used.
Parents of children who are
under a doctor’s care and need
special food considerations are
asked to notify the manager
- is her personally or through'
their teachers.
Menus Sept. 16-20
Monday
Hamburger pie
Snowflake potato topping
Hot biscuit Butter
Milk Chilled fruit
Tuesday
Barbecued sandwich
Vegetable salad
Milk Apple Crisp
Wednesday
Pizza pie
Vegetable salad
Sweet rolls Butter
Milk Applesauce
Thursday
Hot dog in bun
Catsup Mustard
Creamed new potatoes
Milk Cherry cobbler
Friday
Baked beans
Krispy corn squares
Carrot sticks
Orange juice
Milk Peanut butter cookies
CLASSES BEGIN AT UNIVERSITY
OF ALASKA ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 17
Freshman and new student
orientation at the University uf
Alaska began Tuesday Sept.
10. according to Dr. Edward
Voldseth, Dean of Students.
Returning students are not
required to be on campus until
registration on Monday, Sept.
16. Classes will begin the fol
lowing day.
"This year’s orientation pro
gram.' Dean Voldseth said, “is
designed to give the students a
comprehensive picture of the
University, its facilities, pro
grams and goals. It will also
give the University faculty a
chance to meet with the new
students and learn more about
them. This will enable the fac
ulty advisors to give the stu
dents more help in planning
their college careers.”
The orientation program op
ened with a convocation in the
new gymnasium on Tuesday
morning with University Pre
sident Dr. William R. Wood
and members of the faculty ad
dressing the students.
Tuesday afternoon, Wednes
day and Thursday students
toured the campus and campus
facilities and took various tests.
Thursday afternoon the new
students met with the student
body officers and faculty mem
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to the student government and
oportunities for participation in
co-curricular activities, such as
music, drama, publications,
and athletics.
On Friday the students will
be briefed on the research, aca
demic, and service programs of
the university. During the af
ternoon they will meet with
faculty advisors to plan their,
college programs.
Registration for the new stu
dents will be held on Saturday,
Sept. 14.
Baha’i Lecturer
To Be Here Sunday
member of the Auxiliary
Board for the Hands of the
Baha’i Faith in the western
hemisphere, will be in the
Matanuska Valley next Sun
day, Sept. 15.
The local Baha'i Community 1
has planned a free buffet din-!
ner in her honor at the Ameri
can Legion hall at 5:30 p. m. !
Following the dinner, Mrs. j
Mayberry will speak on “One
God—One Religion, the Path to
World Peace” at 7 p.m.
The guest of honor is now
making an extensive tour of
Alaska, following her course at
the Juneau Baha’i summer
school. This is her third trip to
the far north state.
Community residents are in
vited to stop by the American
Legion hall for a Sunday eve
ning snack and to meet the
honor guest. Those who wish to
attend the lecture only are in
vited to come at 7 p.m.
sinesswoman, is now a free
Mrs. Mayberry, a former bu
lance writer and is currently
serving her Faith as an unpaid
traveling teacher and adminis
trator.
MOOSE
GAME NIGHT
EVERY WEDNESDAY NITE
PUBLIC WELCOME
MOOSE HALL-PALMER-8 P.M.
Notice
TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE
MATANUSKA
TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION
You are invited to attend an Open House
at Our Main Office on Valley St. in Palmer
on Monday, September 23, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The New Dial Exchange
Will be placed in service at 10 p.m.
Refreshments Will Re Served
Election Workers
Meet Here Monday
Mrs. Ruth H. Dodds, south
central district election super
visor, has announced times and
locations of three workshop
sessions to be held for mem-1
hers of election boards who
will serve at the polls on Sept.
17.
Two meetings will be held in
the Anchorage area on Friday,!
Sept. 13, one at 2 p.m. in the ;
magazine room of the Loussac
Library and another at 7:30
p.m. in the multi-purpose room
of the North Star school.
A third session is slated for
Monday. Sept. 16, at 2 p.m. in
the small courtroom of the de
puty district magistrate’s office
in Palmer.
Chairmen in precincts using
paper ballots only may attend
whichever meeting they find
most convenient.
Land Hearings To Be Next Month
Hearings on proposed new
iand regulations and minor
changes in existing regulations ,
have been announced by Kos-!
coe F. Bell, Director, Division ■
of Lands.
Local hearings are scheduled
for Friday, Oct. li. at 10 a.m.
in Palmer at the Grange hall,
and Monday, Oct. 14. in the
Anchorage city council cham
bers at 9:30 a.m.
The Department of Natural
Resources has proposed two
new sets of regulations entitled
“Shore Fisheries Leasing Reg
ulations” and “Borough Selec
tion Regulations.” The shore
fisheries leasing regulations
will implement Chapter 93,
SLA 1963, an Act which au
thorizes the state to lease cer
tain of its lands for shore fish- 1
eries. The borough selection
regulations will implement i
Chapter 55. SLA 1963. which
I
allows ■ - h to select cer
tain lie trot., imong state
holdin
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Many Owners
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Over 30.000 dairy farmers in
the four Pacific Northwest
states own the Darigold brand
coop.
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