PHS FROSH
PLAN SMOKER
Freshmen of Palmer High
School this week have announc
ed plans for a smoker to be held
in the gymnasium on the eve
ning of Nov. 13. Committeemen
Vernon Fridley, Miles Rice and
Jim Calkins are now at work
making up the evening’s fight
card. It is expected that Jones
ville miners and some Fort Rich
ardson GIs will participate in the
featured fights. Several bouts
between high school students will
make up the preliminary card.
A purse will be offered to the
winner of the evening’s main
event.
Admission to the smoker has
been fixed at $1.
Owners Ask Arbitration
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out. This is the first instance
where a board of arbitration has
been called upon to settle griev
ances at the mine, and both Mr.
MacFarland and Mr. Stevens ex
pressed themselves as well satis
fied with this manner of settling
differences.
At the Lodge:
Marilyn Johnson, Anchorage;
A. M. Dodd, Anchorage; Harry
John, Copper Center; I. M. C. An
derson, Anchorage; Ed Childers,
Anchorage; Phyllis Dewitt, Pal
mer; T. B. Sturges, Jr., Eska; Jim
Rudy, Copper Center; Mrs. Keel
er, Palmer.
Wosilla Boy Wins Trip
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year. She was chosen Seward’s
top 4-H Club girl this year and
she won seven first prizes, five
seconds and two thirds at the
Seward 4-H Club Achievement
Day. Although her trip award is
the result of a clothing project,
Phyllis also completed projects
in meal preparation and room
improvement.
The Alaskan delegation will be
joined in Chicago by Lorin T.
Oldroyd, director of Extension
work in the territory.
Homemakers’ Achievement Day
Draws Record Crowd
A record crowd of nearly 100
women attended last week’s
Homemaker’s Achievement Day
luncheon and program held at
the Grange Hall. The day open
ed with a mid-day luncheon,
which was followed by the in
stallation of new Council offi
cers.
Each club president gave a re
port of her group’s activities for
the year, and each of the repre
sentative clubs presented a short
skit as a share in the day’s pro
gram.
The only matter of business
discussed was the Homemaker’s
Council assistance with the 4-H
Club Achievement Day banquet.
The Council agreed to cook and
serve the banquet.
Remember?
Coffey Insures Everything—
Masons, Stars Announce
Annual Dinner Plans
Members of the Palmer East
ern Star and Masonic Clubs will
hold their annual dinner and in
stallation of officers on Monday,
Nov. 15, it was announced this
week. The dinner, to be cooked
and served by the men of the
club, will be held in the Grange
Hall.
The annual installation, which
falls each year near Thanksgiv
ing, is traditionally accompanied
by a Thanksgiving dinner. Club
members and their husbands and
wives will be present at the func
tion.
Officers who will be installed
at the Nov. 15 meeting are Jack
Cope, chairman, and Mrs. Chas.
Wilson, secretary-treasurer.
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cutuk, McDaniels
TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS
Steve Cutuk, Palmer restau
rant owner, was married to Mrs.
Patricia McDaniels at Wasilla
last Thursday evening. U. S.
Commissioner Mrs. Pat Carter
read the service. Mr. and Mrs.
George Kezak were the only at
tendants.
Following the wedding cere
mony, Mr. and Mrs. Cutuk were
hosts at a wedding dinner served
in the groom’s restaurant. Wed
ding guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. George Kezak,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ward, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Peterson, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cottrill, Charles Ma
tich, W. C. Allen, Anton Vovich,
A1 King and Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Lacher.
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There's an O'HARRA bus leaving
PALMER FOR ANCHORAGE
Daily at 8:15 a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
ANCHORAGE FOR PALMER
Daily at 10:15 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.
One-way fare—$2.50 plus tax
Round-trip fare—$3 plus tax
Connections for Gulkana on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday each week. Return trip the following day.
O'HARRA BUS LINES
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