PALMER SCHOOL NEWS
BASKET BALL SATURDAY
Fans will get the treat of the
season when Anchorage and Palmer
hoys' clubs tangle on the Community
Hall flc'or Saturday, February 17, ir
the third and deciding game between
these court rivals. Each club has
won one contest and each quintet
will be in there to win the champ
ion ship tomorrow evening. The girls
sextets from the rival schools will
start the. evening's entertainment
at 7:30 p.m.
3RADE PLAY
Friday, February 23, at 1:40 p.m,
the Seventh Grade will present the
play "Rip Van Winkle" under the
direction of Mrs. Margaret Swanson,
their teacher, in the Community
Hall. The public is invited.
REPORT CARDS
This Friday marks the end of the
Fourth Grading Feriod and grade re
ports will go to parents, as usual,
on the following Wednesday--the
21st of Februarv.
SENIOR PLAY
The Class of 1945 has chosen the
interesting and entertaining play,
"June Mad" for presentation next
month. The play books have arrived
and rehearsals will start soon undei
the directi on t*f Miss Mary Stevens,
who will direct the production.
NEW OFFICE FOURS OF THE SELECTIVE
SERVICE ARE: 8:30 A.M. TO 12:30
_noon, j
PALMER TROOP COPS HONORS
Last Tuesday the local Doy Scout
troops, 654 and 659, travelled to
Anchorage co take part in the Scout
rally held in the Community Hall of
that 6ity* Contests were waged in
knot-tying, first aid, signaling,
fire by friction, and a relay r ce
and when the evening was over tl e
champion, by an overwhelming score
\kas our own Palmer troop 654. This
troop which is not yet one year old
gathered a total of 62 points and
its nearest rival got 44.
The other local troop, Ho, 659,
was handicapped by not having all
their.boys present and therefore did
not enter contestants in fill events,
and ended up fourth in totr1 scor
ing.
All the local scouts deserve high
praise for the way in whief they
conducted themselves at the rally
and for representing Palmer in
such an illustrious manner.
The Young People of the Grange had
a party at- Anderson’s Lake last Sun
day beginning at 10:30 A iM, About
30 young people attended and report
ed having a very good time. There
was too much snow for good skating.
They returned to the Grange Hall foo:
their wiener roast and then went to
the Community Hall where Roland
Snodgrass played the Public Kec rd
System for dancing.
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