BINGO SUCCESSFUL
The Volunteer Fire Assoelation is pleased
nith the' results of the Bingo gane held
this last Saturday night in the new Steve
Ward Building*'
Mr. Mazo reported that 8 Hans (honed and
weighing more than If#), 13 turkeys, one
goose and 16 chickens were given away dur
ing' the gahos, They began playing at 8:30
p.ri, and kq>t going until midnight. There
was a big crowd all evening and it was es
timated that around $300.00 was cleared.
The Association wishes to thank .all those
who helpod make the ovent a success and
OHpecially the Ketchikan Spruce Mills for
the tables' etc. which they furnished,
Hopkins for the popcorn donated.; aod Heal
Wright, Ron-da-Voo, Steve Ward, Vic Ntil
eon and Stitt Perkins who gi.Vo a"ease of
pop each, Also Mr. Petoro, Mr. Deming
and Bomie Bonwens 'ho a'-ted as monitors
during the'games, Bofc Wench; for the loud
speaker system and Oecar iMndgren vaho
called. Mr* Maze's name should also bo in
cluded among the list of monitors*
HOSPITAL NOTTS
.ADMITTED: . '
Arlet a’ Goodrich, Palmer; Etelyn Foster,’
Palmer; Mrs,'John McDonald, Palmer; Mrs, '
George'Venne.Jr., Mas ilia: PIako McKinley,
Palmer; Mrs, Gunard Kupncla, Saka; Idwin
Lonts, Pallor; Ralph Goodrich, Palmer;
Patricia' Scheibl \ Palmer; Mr, Robert
Jeteroon, falmor.
Hospitalized; Mrs. J.R. ELmore
DISMISSED: ' '
Arleta Goodrich, Evelyn Ibstef, Mrs.John
McDonald, Mrs.'Gundrd Kuppola; Edwin lentz
Marjorie ivilch, Joy Pendleton, Mrs, C. '
epuarnstrom, Gary Johnson, Ronald Meehan,
Mrs. Milos France. cRaymond Eizkalasky.
NEWS FOR POULTRY MEN
■jzet lass rjc help
Moistening laying mash or pellets with
milk or rater will help keep up the flocks
food con.sumption during emergency per
iods when floe layers are likely to go”off
their feed."
Such amorce r. by periods include extremely
cold reathcr, sickness in the layers,loss
of electric limits, or other troubles,
TThat the birds nil? eat up in about one
half hour at noon is sufficlent«Poultry'“
authorities ram that be arise a little is
good, it doesn’t necessarily follow that
a lot ic that much betters
Mr, Tompkins ,’?o inker teacher in„the Palmer
School system, is ijsit-iur iu’Palmer dur
ing the Tlcnks iv;lrg >o.ad ,• JO fe cjme to
Palmer on tie bus Thursday evurmg.
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LOCATED IN THEATRE ANNEX
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'ffflBKNBAYS:
TUESDAYS:
WEDNESDAYS:
THURSDAYS:
TRIDAYS:
2:00 p.m, to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. Alene Lucas
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Mrs. Earl Graves
2:00 p.m. 'to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. H.S. Bauer
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Mrs. F.R. Sims
2:00 pin. to 4:00 p.m,
Mrs. Maude Hosier
2:00 p.ni 'to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. W.C. Mau
7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m,
Mrs. Ualter Zeile
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PALMER-ALASKA
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