Girls Basketball
Practice Tonight
Central School Gym
Vi Stacy, manager of the Elks
sponsored girls basketball team,
this week announced practice
sessions will begin. The first ses
sion will be held tonight, Decem
ber 1, in the Central School gym
nasium, beginning at 7 p.m.
All women interested in play
ing basketball are urged to turn
out, Mrs Stacy, said, whether or
not they have ever played on the
team before- “It’s a wonderful
way to reduce, gals”, she said.
The past few years the team has
made a trip to Cordova where
they have played against the Cor
dova women’s team and had the
wonderful experience of being on
the receiving end of the famous
Cordova hospitality- Other games
will be scheduled during the
playing season.
LOCAL MOOSE PUN
ANNUAL MOOSE FEED
Members of the Palmer Moose
lodge will hold their sixth annual
moose meat dinner on Saturday
evening, December 3 at Moose
hall. All Moose, their wives, and
invited guests will be welcome,
Ralph Moore, dinner chairman
stated this week- One dollar do
nation is all it will cost. Those
planning to attend are requested
to make reservation by contact
ing Moore or Don DeLand.
Entertainment is being plan
ned to follow the dinner. The or
iginal Moose orchestra will fur
nish music for dancing and it is
hoped that a Mooseheart gradu
ate will make a short talk. The
graduate is at present stationed
at Elmendorf Air Base. Other en
tertainment will be furnished.
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INCOME TAX FORMS
TO BE MAILED
DURING DECEMBER
Federal income tax forms for
use during the 1956 filing season
will go into the mails in time to
reach taxpayers between Decem
ber 27 and January 10, officials<
of the Internal Revenue Service
announced last week.
Each taxpayer who filed in
Service’s central mailing plant at
Kansas City based on his return
for the previous year. Those tax
payers who have changed their
addresses will receive their forms
if the Post Office has a record of
their new location, officials said.
Accountants, attorneys and in
dividual taxpayers who may need
advance copies will find reason
able supplies of forms available
at district and local offices by
Dec. 1. Farmers who file and pay
estimated taxes by the January
15, 1956, deadline may also obtain
the forms they require at district
and local offices by Dec. 1. All
mail requests for forms should be
addressed to the District Director
of Internal Revenue at the office
location where returns are filed
Farmers who file and pay by
the February 15 deadline and in
dividual taxpayers whose dead
line is April 15 were asked by the
Service to await the mail delivery
of their forms
Slight revisions have been
made in several of the forms for
1955 returns, officials stated.
Kiit and Kurl
Changes Hands
The Kut and Kurl Beauty shop,
located in the Ward building, was
purchased last week by Jackie
Hoffman of Palmer from Bess
Dugas, it was announced this
week
Mrs- Hoffman has been with the
beauty shop the past few months
and formerly was with Westward
Beauty Salon in Anchorage. Mrs.
Hoffman said this week that in
addition to daytime hours, she
will also make evening appoint
ments.
SORORITY PLANS
INITIATION CEREMONY
All Beta Sigma Phi members
! are reminded of the formal initia
I tion to be held Theta Chapter
; Monday night, December 4 at the
United Protestant Church. Fall
rushees will be pledged during
ceremonies. Vi Eta chapter mem
bers will be invited guests at the
ceremony Those planning to at
tend have been asked to take a
white elephant item for a pro
gram which will follow.
BIG SHRIMP
New York—Millions of shrimp,
some averaging a foot in length
and some of them as much as
eighteen inches, thrive in 'Bata
bano Bay off Surgidero in Cuba.
Since a scientific survey deter
mined the vast extent of the
shrimping grounds, fleets of
shrimp boats have been working
Arleta Goodrich
Bride of
Patrick O’Connor
In a double ring ceremony per
formed at St. Michael’s Catholic
Church on November 26, Arelta
Jtone Goodrich, daughter of Mr.
■ and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich of Pal
mer pecame the bride of Patrick
O’Connor, son of Mrs. Thor John
son also of Palmer- The Rev.
James P. Snead performed the
eight o’clock ceremony before a
large gathering of friends. Trad
itional wedding music was play
ed by Mrs. Bernard Bouwens, or
ganist and Harry Wimmer, solo
ist, sang “I Love You Truly’*.
Baskets of yellow and bronze
mums decorated the sides of the
altar.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, chose
white satin for her gown which
was fashioned with a full floor
length skirt and fitted bodice
with a stand up collar that fram
ed the neckline- Long fitted slee
vees ended in a tapered point on
the back of her hands. Her fin
gertip length veil was fashioned
of nylon tulle, edged in lace.' She
carried white carnations, styled
in a muff with tiny white ribbon
streamers.
Tommy Sue Hitchcock was
matron of honor and wore a bal
lerina length gown of gold satin
Jean Onkka and Judy Hurley
were bridesmaids and wore bal
lerina length gowns of light blue
I and turquoise. All attendants
carried flower muffs fashioned
with yellow and gold baby mums
i_ Bill Wade of Palmer was best
man for the bridegroom and
Duane Goodrich, brother of the
bride, and James Hitchcock were
ushers.
For her daughter’s wedding
Mrs. Goodrich wore a black taf
feta dress with white accessories
and a shoulder corsage of white
carnations. The bridegroom’s
mother wore a dress of navy blue
the area from sundown to sunrise.
A night’s haul for a single ship
may total as much as a ton.
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and serene at your
time of sorrow in
the knowledge that
our services will
provide for your
dear one a beauti
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PALMER FUNERAL
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9:00 A.M. TILL 10:00 P.M. SUNDAYS
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crepe and a corsage of red car
nations.
Following the ceremony the
bride’s parents were host and
hostess at a reception held at
Elks hall, where Rita Nickles pre
sided over the guest book. Guests
were present from Palmer, Pax
on, Anchorage, and College.
The bride came to the valley
with her parents in 1940 from
Kelso, Washington and has at
tended Palmer schools- The
bridegroom came to Alaska frofn
Montana in 1947, is a graduate of
Palmer High School and is em
ployed at the Evan-Jones coal
mine.
The couple planned a short
trip to Seward, following which
they will be at home in Palmer.
For her going-away ensemble
the bride chose a black tweed
suit with which she wore red ac
cessories.
The bridegroom’s gift to his
bride was earrings. Their atten
dants received jewelry gifts from
the couple.
SPECIAL MASSES
PLANNED AT
ST. MICHAEL'S
Members of St. Michael’s Cath
olic Church are reminded this
week of two special masess which
will be offered in the Palmer
church.
Friday evening the first Friday
of the month mass will be offer
ed by the Rev. James P. Snead
at 7:30 p.m.
On Thursday morning, Decem
ber 8, a mass will be offered by
Rev. Snead at 7:30 a.m. This is a
holy day of obligation for all
Roman Catholics and will observe
the Immaculate Conception.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
SAILINGS
e/i$ify-WEEK
Serving Alaska Via
Seward or Valdex
MS Square Knot, Fri.#
Dec. 9, calling at Ketchi
kan, Petersburg, Juneau
and Seward (ARR and
San Juan Docks)
SS Tonsina, Tues. Dec.
13, caUing at Valdez and
Seward (ARR Dock)
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Rev Brian H. Cleworih. Minister
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DECEMBER
11:00 "FAITH IN CHRIST"
10:00 A.M. Sunday School Classes for All Ages
7:00 Westminster Fellowship Groups
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