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DICK DRABBLE AFPQTNTED CAMP MANAGER
Effectlve..Aprt 1 first D1 ck Drabble
jwill becpm^ %he;,manager -of the,Kings
Lake Camp, -the; camp consists- of
approximately'-SOO. acres... on both B^des
pf the lake. Of the 200 acres about
150 acres were recently added.
Linder the direct’on of Mr. Drabble
;and Rev. V. Alfsen, the Boy Scout
Council plan to purchase extra boats
|and canoes, including a 10-boy war
canoe. The Boy Scouts are planning
to build a new dock and will improve
the beach. It is the plan of the Boy
Scout Council for Western Alaska to
use Kings Lake for its official Boy
Scout _Camg._
LUTHERANS vs. PALMER HIGH SCHOOL
The Anchorage Lutherans played the
Palmer High School Tues. evening 'n
the Palmer Community Hall. The hii
school lads came out on top with a
score of 38 to 21. Herman and Wlne'ck
starred for the High School and Rev.
Nitz for the visitors.
VISIT KNTK GLACIER
Dick Drabble, Virginia pine, Mildred
Knudsen, Jack Newcomb, Emil LaWalters,
and 17 Boy Scouts visited Knik Gla
cier on Saturday, March 23rd. The
group very mucn enjoyed climb*ng on
the glacier, investigating crevices,
and taking pictures.
Dr. and Mrs. Hoehn also visited the
glacier.to take pictures on Sunday,
March 24th.
Now Ready To Serve
Palmer And Vicinity
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