PALMER MOOSE
MEET AIR FORCE
TEAM TONIGHT
Palmer High School basketball
players will have an opportunity
to sharpen their plays before
meeting the two Kodiak teams
Friday and Saturday of this
week, when they meet the 5006th
Vehicle Repair Squad basketball
team from Elmendorf tonight at
the Palmer School gym.
This is the basketball team that
was scheduled for a game last
Friday but who were prevented
from coming to Palmer by a
planned alert practice in the An
chorage area. Substituting for the
airmen were the Moose Club bas
ketball players who handed the
high school boys a slight trounc
ing.
Coach Robert Crites has been
holding regular practice sessions
in the school gym nearly every :
night, working hard on their1
man-to-man and zone offense, j
With only three lettermen on the ;
squad this year, Crites has been
concentrating on building the
team into a well coodinated
group.
The railbelt basketball schedule
opens December 9 when Fair
banks meets the Anchorage Eag
les on the Anchorage court. Pal
mer’s first railbelt game will also
be played in Anchorage against
the Eagles on Friday, December
11.
First of the series to be played
in Palmer will be December 19
when the Seward Seahawks
travel to this city following a
game with the Eagles on Decem
ber 17.
Palmer Riflemen
Take Third Win
From Fairbanks
For the third straight time,
members of the Matanuska Val-1
ley Sportsmen rifle club defeated
the Tanana Valley Sportsmen’s
rifle club, this week with a 71
point margin.
Jack Dodge of the Palmer high
five was high shooter for the
second successive week with a
total of 390. John Harris of the
same team tied Dodge for first
position with the same total.;
Chuck Lohr was high man on the
Fairbanks team with a 389 total.
This was the third of a five-shoot
match planned between the two i
teams.
Palmer High Five
J. Dodge
J. Harris
D. Contini
V. Donaldson
P S K oh lot
100 100 98 92 390
100100 99 91 390
100 100 100 88 388
100 100 96 91 387
K. Westenbarger 100 100 96 90 386
Total
Fairbanks High
C. Lohr
L. Shebal
J. Johnson
B. Riddle
B. Vehemier
Total
1941
Five
P S K oh lot
100 100 99 90 389
100 99 93 85 377
100 97 87 84 368
100 95 90 83 368
99 94 93 82 368
1870
The Palmer team is doing its
firing Friday nights at the Sports
men’s indoor range in the Co-Op
rec hall. A shoulder-to-shoulder
match is planned later this season
at Fairbanks.
Thanksgiving Dinner
WILL BE SERVED
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26
Beginning at 1:00 P.M.
$3.50 per person
AT
The Butte
AL AND PEGGY HOFFMAN, Mgrs.
Mile 41 Vi Palmer Highway
Witte Plimbng & Heating
BRAHE FIXTURES - DELCO HOME HEAT
Jnnior Skiers To
Be Guest At
Ski Club Meeting
All members of the Matanuska
Ski club and all interested per
sons are invited to attend the
regular meeting of the club to be
held Tuesday evening, December
1 in the Co-Op club room, begin
ning at 8 p.m.
All members and potential
members of the Junior division
of the club will be guests. Junior
activities for the coming season
will be outlined. Ski scenes from
the Little Susitna area will be
shown during the evening, in
cluding a few feet of the races
held this past Spring.
Membership in the ski club is
open to the public and all per
sons 18 years of age or older are
invited to join the senior division
of the club. Junior members must
be between the age bracket of
10 years and 18 years, this divi
sion also is open to the public.
Attractive hand-embroidered
patches have arrived from Switz
erland and are available from
club members at one dollar
apiece.
All members, especially the
juniors, are urged to attend the
meeting.
NEW HOURS SET FOR
ARR FREIGHT DEPOT
The Alaska Railroad freight
house at Anchorage will go on a
new winter schedule beginning
December 1. The freight house
will be open five days a week,
Monday through Friday from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m.
PUBLISHES 128-PAGE PAPER
The Fairbanks Daily News
Miner published a 128-page pro
gress edition on November 19. A
total of 21,000 copies was printed
in nine colors on a rotary press,
the first to be printed on the
paper’s newly-installed press.
VALLEY
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PALMER, ALASKA
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 25 — 26
Thursday Matinee—2:00 p.m.
SHOWS 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY — SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 27 — 28
Shows: 7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
" UNDAY — MONDAY
NOVEMBER 29 — 30
Show 7:15 and 9 PJML
Sun. Mat. 2:00 pan..
48 Basketball
Fans To Make
Flight to Kodiak
Friday morning at 10 a.m., two
DC-3’s, operated by Reeve’s
Aleutian Airways, will leave Pal
mer airport for Kodiak with 48
local basketball players and fans
aboard. The planes will make the
trip to Kodiak in ample time for
a bit of sight-seeing around the
city before the Palmer High
School basketball team plays the
first of two scheduled games with
members of the Kodiak City and
Kodiak Naval Base high school
teams. Following another full
day of exploring-for-fun the
Moose will play their second
game on Saturday against the
Naval base team.
Team members who will be
going are: Ray Winegarner, Ben
Ross, Fred Wilkes, Don Ingalls,
Joe Lentz, Robert Smith, Dick
Ganschow, Larry Bentti and Bill
Harris. One additional player may
be added to the list.
Others planning to make the
trip, including school staff mem
bers and basketball fans, are:
fttEQUENT
SAILINGS
,b^IASKAu*‘
Ir
PASSENGER SERVICE
FROM SEWARD
S.S. BARANOF S.S. DENALI
Thurs., Dec. 3
Sitka
Juneau
Ketchikan
Seattle
Thurs., Dec. 10
Cordova
Juneau
Petersburg
Wrangell
Ketchikan
.Seattle
FREIGHT SERVICE
S. S. NADINA
Scheduled from Seattle Tues.,
Dec. 8, calling at Seward and
Valdez
S. S. CHENA
Scheduled from Seattle Tues.,
Dec. 15, calling at Cordova,
Valdez and Seward.
FOR INFORMATION
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS
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ALASKA RAILROAD TRAIN SCHEDULE
Northbound
Read Down
7:30 am.
12:01 pan.
Each Tuesday ft Thursday
Lt. Seward Ar.
At. Anchorage Lt.
neaa up
8:05 pj&
3:30 pan.
ANCHORAGE, McKINLEY ft FAIRBANKS
Mon., Wed., Fri., Northbound — Tues., Thurs., Sat., Southbound
Ar.
8:30 am. Lt. Anchorage
12:50 pm. Lt. Curry Lt.
4:36 pm. Lt. McKinley Lt.
8:30 pm. Ar. Fairbanks Lt.
ANCHORAGE AND WHITTIER
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday, Saturday
8:15 pm.
4:10 pm.
12:26 pm.
8:30
11:45
9:30
3:00 pm. Lt. Whittier Ar.
5:05 pm. Ar. Anchorage Lt.
Call Your ALASKA RAILROAD Agent for
Informatioa
Coach and Mrs. Robert Crites, Mr.
and Mrs. William Zahradnicek,
Bill Zahradnicek, Virginia Reed,
Leona Burton, Carol Clark, Ste
phanie Sobzack, Bob Detz, Erma
Lou Wagoner, Dr. and Mrs. C. C.
Bailey, David Porter, Gene Kirs
ch, Eileen Donnan, Margaret
Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Fahnestock,
Ave Brown, Gwendolyn DeLapp,
Jan Koslosky, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Woodings, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Bates and Alfred Kirscn.
Also, Ina Thompkins, Jack
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bur
nett, Norman Rousey, Lorene
Uzelac, Jean Burke, Barbara
Kindgren, Alma Roark, Deloris
Foster, and Carol Wood. The lat
ter five girls are members of the
school Pep Club.
The planes will return to Pal
mer Sunday, November 29, leav
ing Kodiak field at 10 o’clock in
the morning.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
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Bureau
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Authorized Agent for all
AIR — SHIP — RAIL — BUS
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P. O. Box 1673 — Phone 23391
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REMOVE IT!
You're making a salad. Then
—slip! Splash! There goes
a red, ripe tomato on your
new dress or blouse. It's
hard to get out, loo . . .
but not if you send the
soiled garment to us. We
carefully removed all such
"hard to take out" stains
and return the article to
you as good as new.
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FOOTBALL LETTERS
Members of the Palmer High
School Pep Club and football
team held their second annual
dinner Monday night of this week
at the Elks Home.
The Pep Club was in charge of
arrangements and many parents
attended the affair, held in the
form of a pot-luck dinner.
Football coach, Norman Rousey
presented certificates to the fol
lowing players: Bob Smith, Larry
McAllister, Jim Goodman, Dick
Ganschow, Joe Lentz, Jr., Riley
Curtis, Bill Harris, Carl Zaborac,
Leo Plumley, Paul Campbell,
Robert Barry, Dave Archer,
Larry Puddieombe, Ralph Kir
cher, Dick Hendrickson, Carl
Hendrickson, Ray Winegarner
Carpenters, Remember!
Carpenters Local 2251
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Sadi Month
TO REOPEN
FISHING HEARINGS
Alaska fishing hearings on IS
fishing regulations will be i
opened in the territory, Regional '
Director Clarence J. Rhode of the
Fish and Wildlife Service an
nounced last week.
New methods to rebuild and
maintain the pink salmon runs
in Southeastern Alaska will be
[ sought.
and Tom Yerbic, team manager.
Letter awards had previously
been given to the players at a
school assembly held in the school
gymnasium November 20.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
for all occasions I
• Daffodil bulbs for
planting or forcing
• New shipment of cactus \
for dish gardens
• Corsages for every occasion:
MATANUSKA VALLEY
GARDENS
MAUD HOSLER
PIANO and ORGAN INSTRUCTION
for beginners and advanced students
HENRY BROOKS will meet prospective students
at
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
From 1 P. M. to 5:30 P.M.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD
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Palmer
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