Vol. IV No. 13
October 2, 1953
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There fs that allergy again. The Bea
con always breaks out in little inky
black bumps and press-urized sneezes when]
agonized by the humiliation of retractinr
cr correcting a (of thingsl) a front
page storyl But, here it is apoiobetical
as can be offering this correction*
Marshal Bam Langforu was LOT connected
with thp Anchorage Police Department as
stated last issue, but has been with the
Marshal’s Office for the past year.
- Confidentially, w© only sec
as far as the handcuff s—and nover bother
to ask whofcs paying him to carry theml
PSFJ NEU5
After receiving a copy of a letter
from Alaska’s Commissioner of Labor henry
Benson to Mr. Cyril J. Tuboff, ANB, Jun
eau, Alaska, which was answered by briefs
from Truman Bnberg and myself, we re
ceived a v/ire from Henry Benson stating
that ’’Bristol Bay should have personal re
presentation from your organization, ps
they are more adequately informed and
vita lly concerned for the Juneau meet
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Erunting fr.
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respond
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lion to mvite ax*
next meeting. Parents ...
in the education ana moral ^
their children should avail themso.
this opportunity to meet the teachers who
arn influencing the lives of their boys
and girls.
Officers elected were* President, Mrs,
Botty Fenno; Vice-Pres,, Mr. Sid Morgan;
and 3ec. Treas,, Mr, Bill Andrews. Mr.
Malach and Mr. Fenno were named on the
entertainment committee and Mrs. Wassmann
offered to serve coffee at the next meet
ing.
To encourage parent ’indulgence’, a
prize will be given the classroom having
the biggest turnout of parents at ea«h
.future PTA meeting.
Mr. Knapp, Mrs, Worden and Mrs. McrgaV
were elected on the Membership Committee
and wi11 launch a drive towards a larger
representation of members.
ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
fit; th«
FOR YOUR PLEASURE!
CAFE SERVICE
TAVERN SERVICE
Now Manftgemerrt * Bill and Marie Andrewa
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