HERE 6 THERE
FORMER FAIiSR COACH HAS TUNNING TEKM IN
PASCO WASHINGTON
Friends in the Valley will'be interested
in knowing that the Pasco, Washington
High School Basket Ball toam from a school
of 300'''has won all of its conference games
and 25 of its 29 games played. It has al
so ’"on the conference crown, The Dallos
Invitational Tourney and was the State*s
outstanding Football team. It is’coached
by none othor than Vernon Mormon, wjio
many people in Pasco believe will 3urely
receive honor as This Yoar’s No. 1 High '
School Athletic Coach for the State of
Washington.
"The Mormon's sond'bcst wishes to all of
yo.i in the Valley. They express a keen
T:sire to return to Alaska to live and
are very hopeful of being able to do so in
the spring.”
Sinecroly,
Howard Estelle
’TNI TED PROTESTANT CHURCH CELEBRATING 10th
ANNIVERSARY ON APRIL II
The United Protestant is celebrating its
l^th Anniversary this next month on Ftiday
X nil 11, At a Banquet in the Church
7' rlors. This banquet commemorates the
dedication of the Church in 1937 on that
date. The folioring Sunday rill' bo v- a
observed in a dedication sorvico.Tickets
for the banouot rill bo on sale soon.
Out of tom guests rho are charter members
of the Church rill be hero and includo:
Rev. ar.d Mrs, Einglo. Others rho have
moved to Anchorage also plan to bo here.
CAROLII32 LENT? returned'from Seattle this
meek by'plane. Caroline, daughter of Hr.
ai d Mrs. Bill Lentz, has been in Seattle
for radical treatment.
PILL BOIT'ENS is back again from Seattle
and Portland v;horo ho rent on official
business.
MBS.TSHTMLS M0FFITT ’’Gen" accompanied her
sister-in-lam, Mrs. Leonard Bcrgan to
Portland,'Oregon, and returned via plane
this meek. . •
CHILDREN — THERE IS A STORY HOUR PCR YOU
in the rublic Library every Thursday after
noon .hich is conducted by Mr. Neil Miller,
Pre-school and children of Kindorgnrton
age arc invitod. RomOiibor at 2'p.m. on
Thursdays in the Palmer Library,
Spring appears to be hore and r:o aro sure
ly envying the bright sunshine vdiilo it
lasts. Croon grass is appearing in Palmer
CACHE . yOUR
FOOD.
THE
mooERn Hjfiy
CJD
F R 3 S H FISH for the
LENTEN SEASON
oysters black cod halibut
shrimp king salmon
crab moat fillot of cod
EVERYTHING in FRESH MEATS & COLD
FRESH FROZEN FRUITS; strawberries
PflLITlER BUS
SCHEDULES
ANCHORAGE—GULKANA (Contingent upon
Leaves Anchorage road conditions)'
Tuesday—Thursday—Saturday 9 a.m.
Leaves Gulkana
Wednesday—Friday—Sunday 9 a.n.
AIT CHORA GE —PAULIR —"'AST LLA
Leaves Anchorage daily(except Sunday)
10:C0 a.m, 6:00 p.m.
Leaves Palmer daily
9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m;
Leave.g Palmer for Uasilia 1:00 p.m;
Leaves Uasilla for Palmer 2:30 p.m.
SUNDAY BUS leaves Anchorage for Pa!vLm6r
9v00 a.m, 6:00 p«m.
PALMER TICKET OFFICE:
Palmer Fountain & Cafe Phone 9Y11
REST ROOMS
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Bus L
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and v;ceds are beginning to sprout. ’ Just
look around and you rill find therein
the usual places for this time of the
Jter.r,