DASICTBALL TLAKS GIVHN 1 ARTY
Last Thursday evening the
two Basketball teams were honor
ed at a party given in the Re-'
creational Hall by -r. and irs.
L, C. otock.
The evening was spent in
dancing and playing games. Be
sides the squads .presen t, * r.
and L.rs. Moremnn, Mr. and i‘rs.
fauna and Miss Jeffery enjoyed
the evening of fun.
Lunch was served buffet style
from a table arranged attractive
ly with the school colors, blue
and white. Bonerous servings of
ice cream, cakes, mints, and punch
’/ere enjoyed. Blue and white
paper caps added to the festivit
ies .
Hr. Stock promised the teams
a caribou barbecue next year.
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Young Bill Young, a former
graduate of Palmer High Scho'l
moved to Fairbanks whore he work
ed as carpenter at the University
of Alaska, later went Outside for a
visit and joined the army, has been
stationed at 3ehoffield Barracks,
Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. There
are many things Bill enjoys In
his new locale but wishes ho were
back in Alaska,
Bill’s father, Young,
superintendent of the power plant
in Fairbanks was paymaster and
timekeeper for the ", R. R. C.
during the tent
ray
in Palmer.
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Tlie worst storm in fourteen
years held a passenger train on
the Alaska Railroad snowbound at
Hoaly for several hours.
rr. and Hrs. Don L. Irwin,
hrs. Carl Bricksoh and Hrs. Roy
Cornelius wore among those v/ho
enjoyed? the experience.
Snow banks piled up to the
eaves of houses were seen by the
passengers as they continued on
their trip after the track was
cleared.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of
the hat ant1 ska Valley Chapter of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis, Inc. on Tuesday evening
I'larch 18, 1941, at 8:00 P. . at the
V/oncn1 s Lounge, A report on the
President’s Ball will be given.
There will also be other reports.
Every one is cordially invited to
attend.
A meeting for all 1940 4—K
Loaders and others interested will
be held.at the'Extension office
i'onday evening, iaarch 17. '^hc 1941
program, which includes plans for
Achievement ^ny, King’s Lake Camp,
4-H Round-up rt Fairbanks, “atanuslca
Fair, and programs to be carried
out will be discussed.
Mrs. V. tossing served a noon
lunchoon to the Rivorbcnd -ononakers
Club lodnosday, ’-arch 12.
All members assisted ::i re throat •
ing the loon, which was recently
purchased by the club. The next
meeting will bo held April 9 at
the J. Berry home. Mrs. Boland
/amor will discuss patterns in ru0s.
The °ourdough Homemakers Club
net at the home of Mrs. IT. stelle
/ arch 11. Mrs. C.Y. King is diss
ert ru_s and linoleums. April
8 the club will meet at the Home
of Mrs. Don Irwin.
The Civic Center Club met at
the home of Mrs. Wright -arch
12. Mrs. .Vimner lead an interest
ing discussion pertaining to color
in clothing.
The butte Homemakers club will
meet with Mrs. Ray -‘cKcchrn.o Thurs
day, -arch 20.. Mrs. Chari s Terri no
yvill discuss, color in dross.
Glacier ^iew Homemakers Club
meets at the home of Mrs. Virgil
rtekert, '..'orlnosclay, March IS.
The average woman hammers a.
sail like lightnin0. £>hc never strike
twice in the same place.