Fred Hurd of Was ilia
is working this week in
spite of an injury to
his back, which he re
ceived when he fell on
the ice.
Emil Larsh was slicht
ly injured last week
when the truck he was
driving left the road at
Moose Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Momm
sen and son, Bruce Gra
ham and Harry Mackey all
dropped in on Maud Hos
ier and her mother, Mrs.
Edith Benson last Mon
day evening to help them
welcome in the New Year,
The Northern Neon Sign
Company truck of Anohor
is again in Palmer this
week. They are install
ing new lights in all
offices in the General
Office Building.
Helen Crites returned
to her desk-in*the Co-op
office on Thursday. She
and her'children have
been ill with the flu.
I, waving one last fling
before returning to the
University of Washing
ton, where he is a stu
; dent , Jalmar Kcrttula i
received a broken log
while skiing.
SPORTSMEN URGE
continued from page 1
terosted attend, will
the FV/S officials ob
tain a good cross sec- j
tion of local opinion !
from the hearing. The |
Sportsmen ladies will
provide a free lunch
for all those attending
the meeting.
INSTALL OFFICERS
Installating of 1952
officers will be tho
main feature of the Ki
wanis 'Club Ladies'
Night meeting which i3
to bo hbld at Moose
Hall Monday evening,
January 7th. Dinner
will be served prompt- |
ly at 6:30 p.m.
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PALMER MOOSE FLAY SEW- j
1 ARD ON SATURDAY NIGHT. *
JACK MAZE CHARGED
continued from 1
ferrod to Anchorage on
the basis that the de
fendant v/ill be detain
ed in federal jail at
Anchorage, and v/ould be
more accessible to the
Anchorage precinct than
the local one.
Thus, tho preliminary
hearing will bo conduct
cd before Comnis si oner’s
Court in Anchorage, and
the hearing date sot
there. At this hearing,
Mazo will bo charged
with ombozzlcmont. Ac
cording to the complaint
signed by Jan Koslosky,
Jack Maze, between the
dates of April I9I4-9>
and December 7, 1951,
did embezzle funds or
monies belonging to the
Matanuska Valley Bank
over the value of
thirty-five dollars.
Jan Koslosky, president
and manager of tho bank,
thanked the depositors
on behalf of himself and
directors for their con
fidence during this time.
1936 DESOTO 5 passenger coupe
1914-7 STUDEBAKER !■§ ten, stake body
191+8 CHEVROLET l+-door
191+9 INTERNATIONAL 1 ton pick-up
191+9 INTERNATIONAL 3/1+ ton pick-up
19l|-9 JEEP 3/b ton pick-up
195^ JEEP 1 ton stake body