VOL. 9
PAIMER,AIASCA
OCTOBER 51, 1946
NO. 38
DRESS' SHOP FOR
PALMER
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Palncr is "have a utross Shop in the near
future according to Eduard Soren and Gone
Mnystor rho arc'very busy at'this rriting
getting the placo ready, Mr.,Soren and
Mr. shyster cane to Palncr about fire rook;
ago over the Alaska Highway and after look'
5ng around decided to opon up their busi
ness in Palncr. Mr. Soren is familiar r'
v;ith all phaso3 of the clothing industry
having forked in the manufacturing, rholc
rale and rotail clothing business.
The nor shop rill be opened up in a for
rooks in the building south of tho Palncr
Cold Storage rhore the Shamrock Bakery
retail storo ras fomorly located. It is
toped that everything rill be ready ip
about tro rocks. The nor'shop rill be
knom ns "Variety Vogues".
Mr. Sorer, and Mr. Mnystor both sar service'
in the Inst rar for a period of five years,
They sorvod in the Europoan Theatre.
HORTON OPENS RESTAURANT NOVEMBER 1
Mr, Ralph Horton isn*t lotting any grass -
grow unci or his foot. Believe it or not ho
rill be serving'dinner in his new restau
rant November 1. Of course it is net all
finished, but there is a building on the
site-of the former Horton Building that
was'destroyed by fire less than a month
ago. The largo kitchen range is in place
and a counter is up, A few tables-will bo
added and you nay have to walk on sawdust
for a for days until Mr. Horton can find
some flooring, but it is'all thoro.
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
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Mr. and Mrs. E, F. Potter of Stephenson,
Michigan; anneunoe the engagement of'their
laughter, Rose, to Mr. Mark Ringstad", son
c‘ Mrs. Sylvia Ringstad of Eh irbanks. The
: -deling rill tako placo some tine next
Turing. .
"n Ringstad'is now attending the Univorsi
•• 'f Alaska, majoring in Mining and Engi
" wring.
Mss Fottcr is a graduate of the Universil
of Alaska, with a major in Home Economics.
CARNIVAL NEWS
Fran all ro cm gather, tho School Carni
val of 1946 was a good succoss. There was
nost certainly a good sized crowd at the
Carnival and nost of then ceoned to be
spending nonoy and having a good tino.
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'Mr. J. L. Frcdectt, Superintendent of the
Painer School, reports that the Gross In
ccno of the Carnival was $1119.67. He has
not arrived at the net anount which will
be usod for School Activities and is not
prepared to nake a statenont at this tino.
Ho did say that thus (far $432.71 had been
paid out in Carnival exponsos and there
arc still a few norc ran bills.
•The Carnival was in charge of the High
School Student Council of which Don Irwin
Jr. is the President. A ccaznitteo was
appointed to nuke tho plans and conduct
tho Camival'undor tho supervision of !!r.
Harry dinner, High School Principal.'The
connittco consisted of Evonne DoLand, Ray
TJinock and Gcorgo He men. Tho students
of tho Palner High School are to be highly
conplincntcd on tho nahnor in which they
conducted tho Carnival.
Prizes for the evening woro givon for tho
best Jitterbug Couple.' Only two couples
conpotcd for the prize! (Guess the others
must have boon bashful, We know there are
more than two couples who can Jitterbug
and do it woll too.) Anyway Don DcLand'and
his sister Evonne DcLand won the prize,
Tho other competing couple woro Bessie
Bouwons and his cousin Alice Bouwons.
Prizes given for tho best costumes were:
Best Couplo: Marian Barry and Ihith
Johnson who were dressed as Itaggetty Ann.
Joniof best couple; . Pudgy McKochhic and
Mary L6uiso Mooi;c who were drossod as
nurses. ' . .
Individual Senior: Charlotto Nols6n
" Junior: Carolyn Nelson.
No one could ring the Goose so it was sold
at public auction'to Bob Piaskowski of
Anchorage for $14.
Miss Sarah IXmn helped with tho Fortune
Telling. Hor services wore gircatly appre
ciated by tho_Studcnt_CouncilA_
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