NOTICES
HARD TIME DANCE is being planned for
l arch 11, to raise funds for needed
repairs on our Valley Hospital.Even
if you do not dance, buy a ticket tc
help out a worthy cause.
ETA'will meet‘in' the School Lunch
Room on Feb. 21.
NORTHLAND PIONEER ORANGE, Thursday
evening Feb. 23rd in the Orange Hal]
MATAMUSKA VALLEY FARMERS' COOPERA
TING ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING
FRIDAY February 24th.
TREA TED ROYALLY '
Mr. L.C. Stock, manager of thw Rock
ets stated that the tesms had the
best time they had ever had orf a
trip while in Valdez. The people
wont all out to welcome them. He
also told us that we did not know
what terrific winds could bo like .A
Big Van was blown over in street in !
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SHAMROCKS 6, ROCKETS
RETURNED WITH FLYING COLORS
The Shamrocks end the Rockets came
back with flying colors from their
trip to Valdez where they met Valdo
and Cordova in a series of games.
Both teams won all the games they
played. Games played are as folchow
Friday
Rockets (girls) vs. Valdez, 20 to 1
in favor of I aimer. Irene Vasanoii
was high with 8 points and Helen'
Stenval second with 6 points.
Shamrocks vs. Valdez; .km. Legion, 62
to 25 in favor of Palmer. Ray De
Priest was high point man with 22
points.
SATURDAY Cordova and Palmer playcd
3:
with Palmer winning by 33 to 12.
Helen Stenval was high with 15 pts.
The Shamrocks played the Canteen
Team and won by 40 to 26. Gordy Bor
was high with 14 pts. Sunday
.hen the roads closed in so that tn
teams could not return,Dean Jenning
arranged games with Valde2 all starts
All gate receipts went to Palmer to
defray expenses. Falmer won
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