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Two panes wore played in the Palmer Gym last
Saturday night. The Preliminary pome was
played by Bert's Girls team vorsus the A.S.C
Girls from the Post. The Palmer girls won
this gamo walking.' Their opon'ents admitted
it was their first game.
The Shamrocks then played the N.C.O toam
from Anchorage. The spectators admittod
the most the Shamrocks could do was give *
their opononts a good run for their money,
and they wore really surprised when the lo
cal boys took the gamo with a score of 39
to 37.
This gone was the best of the season. It
was a hard fought battle from the first
whistle to the last. The Shamrocks gained
the load from the first, and kent it until
in the third quarter. From then on the
game seo-sawod back and forth, part of the
time being tied un. In the latter part of
the game both teams elected to take the ball
off side instead of shooting free throws.
This made the game even faster.
A large crowd attended this game. It was
the largest .crowd of the season.
In the near future both the Army teams ex
jpect those teams to visit them on the post.
.The date is as yet indeffinito.
Wit SC N TO JUNEAU
Charles rL Wilson, Soil Conservation let for
jllaska, plans to go to Juneau sometime this
next ’"eek on the earliest available trans
portation, to discuss the Soil Conservation
{Program with Dc Frank iJcintzleman, Regional
[Forester, and with other interested offic
ials, lx. Heintzleman is the Juneau area
member of the Soil Conservation Board.
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SURVEY BEING MACE
The local Cold Storage is making a survey
,to find out how satisfactory home frozen
iproducts are, and hor they might fee improved.
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iTheir survey sheets cover all vegetables,
{berries, meats and game. They list the com
!mon causes of loss or waste in frozen foods.
^From this survey they wish to find the fault?
irith tho products and to help correct them.
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AUXILIARY GIVING PICTURES
'A local artist has donated three rater colorr
jto the Matanuska Valley Legion Auxiliary.
Ilhese paintings rill be raffled off to three
jlucky ’’inners on Kay 6. ■ Tima and place is
to be announced later.
Proceeds of tho raffle rill go into a fund
for aid to families of veterans.