LEGION DONATES
SAFETY SIGNS TO
PALMER SCHOOL
“Drive With Care” and “Pro
tect Our Children” is the word
ing that appears on four 14x20 in.
signs given to the Palmer School
system this week by the Palmer
Post American Legion.
The attractive red. white and
blue signs were purchased and
donated to the school by the local
Organization as their part in pro
moting the safety and well being
of the youth in Palmer. School
Superintendent William Zahrad- .
nicek said they will be erected |
as soon as possible. He plans to
contact the city safety committee
and with their cooperation place
the signs in what is believed to
be the most stategic spots.
“It is a very fine gesture on
their part,” Mr. Zahradnicek said
“and we will get them up as soon
as possible, either permanently or
temporarily, until the frost is out
of the ground.” 1
VOICE STUDENTS
TO PRESENT RECITAL
Students of Marita Farell will
present a concert recital at the
Church of God Sunday after
noon, December 14 at 2:30 p.m-, ‘
it was announced this week.
The recital will be open to the
public and all music lovers are (
invited to attend.
Among those who vyill appear (
are Margaret Nelson, Ruth Bech- J
eck, Jessie DeVries, Valgene *
Wood, Mel Monson, Evelyn Ste- I ]
phans, Esther Pedersen, Ray Nel- .
son and Elizabeth Hubbell. Anna
May Groseclose will be accom
panist.
Rats Legal Tender
At Special Nome Show
To stimulate interest among
Nome boys in the parasitic pro- i
ject being carried on in that city,1
by the Arctic Health Research!
Center, a special matinee was J
held Sunday afternoon, December |
7 at the Nome theater with the
admission being one (1) rat, ro- j
dent (genus mus).
Among the rats which have al- 1
ready been studied there, the j
parastologist in charge reported!
that trechinosis was most preval
ent and that the rats were infest
ed with fleas.
ANCHORAGE VOTE
APPROVE S3.600.000
BOND ISSUE
Anchorage school disti’ict vot
ers have approved a bond issue
proposal which will make $3,600,
000 available for elementary
school construction in that area.
Results of the election which
Was held December 9 gave 579
votes for the proposal and only
77 votes against.
Constructon work will be done
through the Alaska Public Works,
including the construction of a
new elementary school building
in the Airport Heights area and
additions to other elementary
schools in the district. Bids will
be paid back from funds received
for the Territorial tobacco tax.
Edwin Siorr, Social Security
representative will be al the Ma
lanuska Hotel December 15 and
16. S. S. claims may be filed or
any work pertaining to survivors
or old age assistance may be pre
sented during these dales.
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WANT TO SELL
SOME POTATOES?
The Elmendorf Commissary
this week requested sealed
bids on 50 ton of washed po
tatoes, to be furnished in 15
pound mesh bags. Potatoes
are to be delivered in two 25
ton lots, the first delivery date
to be in December and the
second in January.
Interested persons may con
tact the Commissary Officer
at Elmendorf Air Base or
George Crowther of the Al
aska Department of Agricul
ture. Bids will be opened Fri
day, December 12 at Elmen
dorf.
Passenger Ship—
Continued, from page 1
ing in from relief ships but tc
maintain feed and staple supplie;
the organization has been forcec
to go to Portland for their ship
ping.
SORORITY PLANS
DINNER-DANCE
A formal Christmas dinner;
iance has been planned by Theta
Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi for Mon
iay, December 15 at Moose Hall
Members and guests will be
served a turkey dinner, starting
it 7 p.m., by Women of the Moose
vith dancing to follow. Secrel
listers will be revealed at the
linner and gifts exchanged.
Members are asked to please
ontact Charlene Kincaid before
December 11 to make dinner res
ervations.
'RONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
BRING RESULTS
Reward
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$100 reward to any
one giving informa- |
tion leading to the ^
arrest of person or 1
persons responsible i
for damage done to %
highway sign located i
near Mild 38, Palmer- i
Anchorage Highway. £
Information will re- |
main confidential. *
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