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Vol. 14 Pr.lmer, jJ.uska, _M’.rch 301 1931«_No» 13
FERTILIZER RRRIVII1G
Several carloads «f fertilizer are ex
pected by the middle of next week. It
appears that it may be-available from the
cars by the end of the week. It would be
well for purchasers to watch for the arriv
al of the cars.
HOLDING PRESBYTERY
Friday evening, Larch 30th., Dr. Hugh
Evans of Dayton, Ohio, Lodorutor of the
Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church,
will speak at the evening services at the
United ±rotestant Church in Palmer. Pres
ent at the service will be Church Delegat
es from -nchoragc, Fairbanks, the Rail
belt, and as far north as Jainwright and
Kotzcebuo. R. Roland --xmstrong of Juneau,
Dr. J. Earl Jackman, Secretary for ..laslca,
Miss hatherine Gladfalter, head of the
Hospital and School Board of National
Missions, and Dr. and LI'S. Hugh Evans will
also be in attendance.
Saturday evening, a fino full length
feature picture, "Second Chance" will be
shown et the Church, at 8s00.
..t the 11:00 o’clock Sunday Servico,
Rev. Roy -Juraogak of Wainwright will speak]
-t 4 p.m.t the Presbytery will journey to j
Wesilla to dedicate the recently completed
Wasilia Community Church.
The Presbytery will be brought to a
close with communion services.
The Public is cordially invited to at
tend the business session of the Iresby
tery both Saturday morning and afternoon,
a3 well as the above mentioned services.
COMMUNITY CHEST
The .uinunl Meeting of the Palmer Commun
ity Chest Board and membership was held
Tuesday, March 27* 19511 in the Co-op Club
Room. The Meeting was called to order by
President Louise Kellogg at 8:15 P»m. Sev
enteen members and two visitors from the
Susitna Girl Scout Council were in attend
ance, representing five of the six Commun
ity Chest constituent ..gcncies.
The meeting was opened by Kiss Kellogg
with a trief historical resume of the Pal-|
mer Conmunity Chest followed by reports Qf'
Committee Chairmen and other Board members.
The constituent ..gencios were then called
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BASKET-BULL AWARDS GIVEfl
The regular Monday evening dinner meet
ing of the Palmer Xiwanis Club was held as
isual in the Co-op Club Room at 6 p.m.
This meeting was high-lighted by the fact
that the Palmer High School first and sec
ond Basket-ball teams were the Club's hon
3r guests for the evening.
Winners in the Palmer Basket-ball Tourn
:unent staged here earlier this month, by
the Kiwanis Club, the two teams,together
r/ith their popular coach, Bob Crites, were
recipients of individual awards of gold
basket-balls with the blue "X" of Xiwanis
inscribed upon them.
Following are the names of the players
in the two teams, with their coach:
Thuma
Eckert
Loyer
Hi bar
Miles
Ingalls
Larsh
Harris
Klem
McAechnie
Cntes (.coach;
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Regardless of the snow and a cold wind,
tho Liwanis sponsored Easter Egg Hunt got
under way at 12:30 on Sunday in the area
bounded by tho school, tho dormitory and
the Co-op buildings..
.The eggs and prizes were, contributed by
members of the Kiwanis Club and scores of
frionds. The members of the working com
mittee were John L Sullivan, Everett Yohn,
Joe Loyer and Jack Maze.
Winners in the 2-5 year group were as
follows:
GOLD EGG-Patsy Rice
SILVER EGG-Marie .aiderson
MOST EGGS-Jimmy Estelle
, Winners in the 6-10 year group v/ere»
GOLD EGG-(not reported)
SILVER EGG-Don Boulter
MOST EGGS—Bert Verrall
PRICE CONTROL NEWS
April 1 is the deadline for business es
tablishments to get their price list3 and
other data set up in order to comply with
the new price-control regulation, it was
pointed out today by Fred G. Hanford, terr
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