CORRESPONDENCE, Continued:
on hie professional prerogatives. This
attitude created much uncessary confusion
and embarrassment to all concerned,
Therefore, I wish to make this public
statement, and 1 speak as the duly elected
President of the Youth Council of uniin^
ham, that at no time aid we wish or intend
to encroach on school time, policies, or
such authority, and most certainly do not
intend to do so in the future. It has
been stated in an open mooting, and these
meetings are definitoly PUBLIC JOSETINGSj
that this Council would in no way act oonw
petitivoly to any Bohool activity*
I therefor© suggest that any future
well-meaning activity carried on in the
name of the Youth Council be complotely
divorced from tho soheol and it*s super
intendent as tho Youth Counoil does not
wish a repeat performance of similar uiv*
pleasantnesses.
Signed* Lowell Dillon
Pres, Dillingham
Vouth Council
INS AND OUTS:
Peg Bradford arrived last week after
several weeks in the states on a business
trip;
Krling Ursin returned on Nov. 16j Bob
Huggins left for Anchorage on business on
Deo. lj Paul langsmith got off for An»h.
on Nov. 20 hoping to be in j\ouiak with
his family for Thanks^
Miss Jehnson, will, ierr. public Office
in Anchorage, was hor» with Miss Crawford
for a short stay last week.
(Most everyone seems to be staying
* put* according to our reoords.)
^Uut on a limb for a gift?
Then Do
UP PINK
SELECT YOUR GIFTS FROM OUR VELDE
SELECTIONS OF NEV7 MERCHANDISE
ARRIVING DAILY
SHOP AT
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The trouble with people who
Constantly borrow...
They*re here today—and. they*re
E$re tomorrow!
t»id you see this headlinei ’’Expectant
Mother Holds Up Bank1* [fonder how much
she was expecting?)
JUST 18 SHOPPING DAYS 'TILL CHRISTMAS!
IF
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