I Reporters— j I
NoteJxoak,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pippel'
were host ard hostess at a Val
entine buffet dinner this week.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Ganschow, Mr. and
Mrs. John Weisenberger, Dr. and
Mrs. C. C. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.
A1 J. DeJulio, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs: Mann
Leiser, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Per
singer, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Rodriguez. A spaghetti dinner
was served.
Keith M. Lesh, Palmer and An-1
chorage businessman, was a1
Washington visitor this past week.
Gwen Meehan, 18, daughter of
Mrs. Teddie Meehan of Palmer,
left for the Northwest Respira
tory Center at Kingsview Hos
pital, Seattle. She has been a pa
tient at Providence Hospital in
Anchorage since this Fall and was
accompanied on her trip to Seat
tle by Sister John and Sister Su
perior Mary of Nazareth who are
going to Seattle on hospital busi
ness.
Girl Scout leaders and assistant
leaders of Palmer and Wasilla
met this week at the home of
Mrs. Keith Lovejoy to make plans
for the Court of Awards which
will be held in April.
Dr. Richard Washburn and Dr.
Curtis Dearborn of the Alaska
Agriculture Experiment Station
will spend a few days in Kodiak
on station business next week.
Mrs. Marion Anderson is back
to her duties in the office of the
City Clerk. She is working half;
days.
Chamber—
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Heintzleman recently appointed
V. Louise Kellogg of Palmer to
one of the three vacancies on
the U of A Board of Regents.
The appointment will need Legis
lator’s confirmation. Other ap
pointments the Chamber will urge
confirmation on are those of
James Wilson, commissioner of
agriculture, and Howard Estelle
and C. C. Hoffman to the Soil
Conservation sub-district board.
Chamber president, Everett
Adams, announced a forthcoming i
advertising campaign for promo
tion of Valley-grown produce. We
hope, he said, to make advertis
ing mats and banners available
to all merchants selling locally
grown produce. A membership
drive is in the planning stages,
he reported. We are hoping that
of the 71 business houses in Pal
mer, at least 50 will sign up. At
the present time the Chamber
consists of 35 members.
Tentative plans being made are
for “Anchorage Day”, Adams an
nounced.
Colony Day plans were discus
sed by members of the committee
in charge and included means for
financing, prizes and anticipated
visitors. Among plans announced
was a round-trip flight to Nome
for two. The prize would be j
awarded following a pre-Colony j
Day program when customers of
participating businesses would be
given a ticket for each dollar pur
chase made during the period de
cided upon.
City Teams Plan
Doubleheader Games
Basketball fans are in.vited to
attend a doubleheader game slat
ed for this coming Saturday eve
ning at the Central School gym
nasium when two local mens
teams will meet two Anchor age
teams
The first game, between the
Palmer Elks team and Anchorage
Sand and Gravel will begin at
7:30 followed by the second game
at 9:00 p.m. when members of the
Matanuska Hotel team will meet
Monty’s team. Both teams ha\ e
made good showings in the An
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SCOUT TROOP 654
WINS RALLY PRIZE
Palmer Boy Scout Troop 654
won the $5 merchandise award,
given by Koslosky’s Department
store at the Boy Scout rally held
Wednesday night of this week.
Their total points in the eight
events were 3550. Master of cere
monies was George Allen, Scout
I official.
In addition to the winners, par
ticipating in the rally were Troops
619 of Wasilla and Troop 523 of
Palmer. The latter Troop entered
in the compass relay event only.
I In the ice rescue event the Wasil
l la and Palmer troops were dis
| qualified due to the time limit.
Judges for the events were Lloyd
Motley of Palmer and Walter Tee
land of Wasilla.
Events and points won were as
follows:
Ice Rescue: Troop 654, 150—
Troop 619, 150. Signal Relay:
Troop 654, 551 — Troop 619, 200.
Paul Revere Race, Troop 654, 372
—Troop 619, 371. First Aid, Troop
654, 595—Troop 619, 526. Compass
Relay, Troop 654, 405—Troop 619,
398. Bridge Trestle Building;
Troop 654, 440—Ttoop 619 no
score. Fire by Flint and Steel:
Troop 654, 647—Troop 619, 661.
Chariot Race: Troop 654, 390—
Troop 619, 388. Total points;
Troop 654, 3550. Troop 619, 2694.
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chorage basketball leagues this
year.
Admission will be $1.00 for
adults.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP
SAILINGS
W%WIIK
Serving Alaska Via
Seward or Valdez
MS Square Knot, Fri.,
Feb. 25, calling ai Sew
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Southbound
Read Up
S:05 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
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Northbound
Mon.-Wed.-FrL
8:30 a.m.
12:50 p.m.
4:36 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
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