BASKETBALL SSASK! EPEHS DES. S;
PALMER
IE WILL
A week from Friday, on De
cember 3, nwinbeis oi uie Palmer
High School basketball team will j
open the 1954-55 Railbelt basket- 1
ball season when the Anchorage j
Eagles travel here for the first
of four games between the two j
schools.
Prior to the varsity game on
December 3, the J V's of both
schools will meet. Dick Benyish \
is coaching Palmer’s JV’s this i
year.
Coach Robert Crites had an op- j
portunity to see his boys in ac- !
tion twice this past month when
the Anchorage and Palmer teams
played two unscheduled games. ;
On Monday of this week the Pal
mer Moose handed Anchorage a
definite defeat to the tune of 51
to 47. Palmer’s five held the lead
at the end of each quarter, be
ginning with 11 to 6 for the first
quarter; 23 to 17 in the second;
36 to 29 at the end of the third
and the final score at the end
of the game. Anchorage’s spurt
came at the close of the third
quarter when both Worlege and
Winegarner of the Palmer team
were retired to the bench by
fon'Th- Eg s vc 2 able to
1-0 the *.*OOSw \J . lili'ca dixivi'onc
occasions but at no time were
th:y able to push ahead. Wine
garner was high point man with
20 points, followed by Worlege
with 11. Anchorage Eagle Bow
ers, former All-State star in
Louisiana, was tied with Snider,
also of the Archorage hoopsters,
with nine points each.
Many of Palmer’s points were
garnered with free throws. Con
sidered a rough game, Anchor
age racked up a total of 34 foals,
most of which Palmer made good
on.
Game officials were Woods and
Stanteh of Archorage.
Ray Winegarner has smoothed
out a good deal this year, Crites
said, and along with Worlege,
Bill Harris, Larry Bentti, and El
den Sandvik, made up me open
ing five or. Monday night.
One more unscheduled game
will be played before the Decem
ber 3 opening game, Crites said.
An Army team is expected to
play here in Palmer Friday, No
vember 26 in the school gymnasi
um.
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LET’S TALK TURKEY
Marylou Rideout, Disl. Home Demonstration Agent
This week, turkey cr chicken will take the spothght on Thanks
g'v: g trblr The real secret to roasting fowl is to keep the tem
._io\v -a possible. Here is a recommended time-table.
Ready to Cook Oven Temperature Cooking Time Total Cooking
Weight* (drawn) Minutes per lb. Time—Hours
o - id 325“F. 20 - 25 3 - 3l/z
10 - 14 325 °F. 13 - 20 3 Vb - 4
14 - 13 300°F. 15-13 4 - 4lA>
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Large turkeys should be thawed to make sure the thickest part
of the meat cooks thoroughly. Also, it is easier to stuff thawed birds
and the stuffing is 'more certain to be thoroughly cooked when the
bird is done. If not thawed first, the turkey takes one and a half
times as long to cook and the outside may be overdone and dry
before the inside meat is done.
A frozen turkey is best thawed in refrigerator and loosely
covered, with freezer wrapper off. For a small turkey it is all right
to thaw it on the kitchen table, if cooked promptly afterwards.
Tips for stuffing a turkey: Mix lightly but thoroughly—Pile
lightly- never pack, because suffing swells as it cooks. Stuffing takes
up juice poultry or meat, so even if you like it moist, go easy on
adding 1 i rjuid in advance. Bird should be roasted immediately after
stuffing. Cooked stuffing should be removed from carcass, placed
in a covered container and refrigerated as soon as possible after
serving. It is best to remove the meat from the carcass and refriger
ate it immediately in a covered dish.
At a recent meeting of the Glacier View Homemakers’ Club,
Mrs. Bob Klem brought a well browned baked chicken with a de- i
•licious stuffing. Here is a recipe.
Rice Stuffing
1 cup uncooked rice (3 cups cooked) Boil rice in salted water.
Brown 3 tablespoons chopped onions in 3 tablespoons butter or
chicken fat. Add 3 to 4 oz. canned mushrooms, V2 teasp. thyme or
marjoram; 14 teasp. paprika, 14 teasp pepper. Mix all together.
Fruit Rice Stuffing (makes 6 cups)
V2 cup chopped onions browned in % cup fat. Add 3 cups cooked
rice, 2 cups coarsely chopped apple, 1% cups uncooked chopped
prunes, 14 teaspoon poultry seasoning, 1 teaspoon salt, 14 teaspoon
pepper. To make: Simmer onion in fat until tender and mix lightly
but thoroughly with rice. Combine with remaining ingredients. Mix
well.
The Extension Service has the bulletin “Poultry Cooking” for
you. Stop in and get your copy.
NEW BABIES
Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Phil
lips of Star Route, Pamler, are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of their second child, a son,
whom they have named Robert E.
Lee Phillips. He was born at Val
ley Presbyterian Hospital on No
vember 22 and weighed 10
pounds, three ounces at birth. Mr.
Phillips conducts a barber busi
ness in the Wright building.
Word has been received from |
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hemmer, for
mer Palmerites, who are now i
making their home in Marysville,
Washington, where they recently i
purchased a small farm.
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BAPTIST W.M.U. HEAR
MISSION STUDY REPORT
The Womens Missionary Union
of the First Baptist Church of
Palmer met at the home of Mrs.
Avery Richey on November 18.
The meeting was opened with
the singing of “Jesus Saves”, fol
lowed by prayer, led by Treva
Hardage.
A report on the Mission Study
Book on Brazil was given by
Mrs. Richey, prior to the group’s
week of prayer, beginning No
vember 29 and lasting through
December 3. Mrs. Richey closed
the meeting with an offer of pray
er.
The next regular meeting of the
group will be held December 2.
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served refreshments.
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November 28.
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