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PINOCHLE Party had
SUCCESSFUL TURNOUT
Ov_r 50 turned out to play Pinochle
on '.ednesday evening of this v/eek
at the Grange Hall. Twelve tables
were set up.
l.Irs. Alborta Hayes won the priz^
for the high score for the ladies,
and Roger C. Crosby won first for
high score for thu non. Mr. Crosby
also won the traveling prise.
The traveling prize is awarded to
the person whose nano is drawn from
the box in which names of those
having double pinochles during the
evening are deposited.
Following the games, lunch was ser
ved by the committee in charge.
HEARS FROM LOGIE
Mrs. George Kezak has had word from
Logie Steele v/ho is in Missouri
whore she is working in a Beauty
Parlor. Logie was in Boise last
summer where she had surgery.
COLO/? SLIDES £ MOVIES
OF ESKIMO LIFE SHOWN
Mr. and Mrs. -alter Gischor. visited
with Mr. and I' rs« Clarence Boll over
the weekend. Mr. and .Mrs. Gischor
make their home on St. Lawrence Is
land where Mr. Gischers is employed
by the CAA. They left this week
for Nome by plane and will continue
by piano to 3t. Lawrence Island as
soon as weather permits.
Last Friday evening Mr. Gischor
showed slide and movies to a group
of Co-op employees and their famil
ies in the former Library room. Mr.
Gischor has an excellent collection
of colored slides of Eskimo life on
the Island as well as walrus hunts,
polar bear jictures,.'whales and
bird life. Ho showed pictures of
the actual hunting,and the cutting
and preparing the-meat for use. Tho
slides shown that evening were only
a small portion of the slides Mr.
Gischer has as it takes several
hours to sec them all.
Following the slide pictures, Mr.
Gischer showed some colored 8mm
movies which he had borrowed from
an Eskimo who took them. Those
pictures showed how the Eskimos
caught and killed the reindeer for
use. There was one interesting one
of a polar bear hunt and also a
movie of the seme walrus hunt that
Mr. Gischers had on his slides.
It is regretted that mor-j people
could not have seen these pictures,
but it was not known when Mr. and
Mrs. Gischer would be in Palmer
until Friday noon. Had there been
more time an effort would have been
made to notify mor~ people and find
a larger place to show tho pictures.
b / £ T H 3
Mr. and Mrs, Duc.no Huntley are tho
proud parents of thuir first son,
Randall Duano, born on Sunday Novcm
bor 13. The young man is tho first
grand child of the Walter E.Huntleys
and tho C.C,Pressleys. He also has
tho honor of being born on his
great-grandfather’s (Mrs. Huntley’s
father) birthday.
Mr. and Mrs, Delbert Anderson are
happy to announce the birth of a
daughter, Susan Ann, on Novembci 8.
Mr, and Mrs, John ^uick of V/asilla
announce tho birth of a daughter-,
Sandra Fay, on November 9.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold D. FPlk of Anch
orage announce tho birth of a son,
Dale A.rthur, on November 11.