LOBOS vs INDEPENDENTS CON«T
(no baskets were made). Substitutes
entered the game without the re
gulars being taken out. The high
lights were Halsteads dribbling
and Bouwens heaving--with Gu3
Scheible getting in the way. Final
3core makes no difference. Lobo
Johnson feinted and was dragged
out.
The Palmer Independents ap
preciated the I.obos good work and
all others who took part in pro
moting the grand opening and pro
mise some first class ball during
the coming season with a game every
Sunday evening.
Independent ■ r-.nc u] - /c.rnor 7 Leek
Centers; Wilson, F. France oe Bud
Meiers, forwards; Hoiman, B.France,
Huntley and Horrison; guards.
Matt Perkins, Manager,
ADVICE FROM PATROLMAN GILMAN
Mr. Gilman of the Alaska Hwy.
Patrol advises motorists to avoid
paying the penalty of neglect.
Have your automobile lights in
spected to see that there are two
head lights and a tail light.
Several cars arc being driven
with only one head light and a
motorist meeting a car thus e
quipped is unable to judge the
distance he must turn out to pass
without accident. Observe the
laws of courtesy; dim your lights
and give the other fellow his half
of the road,
Donr t park your car on the
road. Those who insist on peril
ing on the road may have their
cars removed and invite a towing
charge, there may also be an im
pounding f*oc or a fine imposed.
Much cheaper to obey the Lav/.
LOANS FOR WIRING
All M.E.A. members who wish
to apply for wiring or plumbing loan
arc requestor! to obtain applica
tion forms at the Tv'.. F. A. office
in order to save time v;hcvi the
funds become available.
Kau
HOSPITAL N0TM3
Mrs. Paul Aklostad returned
to her home Wednesday.
Nick Pulhright and Leo Moore
were discharged this week, both
of whom are planning trips out
side .
Hr. and Mrs. S.D. Fleckenstein
became parents of a new boy Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Hokert Osborne was brou
ght to the hospital Monday suffer
ing from painful burns abo”t face
and hands, caused by a gasoline
fire which occured while filling
gas lamps.
Little Peter Sunrise who has
been at the hospital since last
spring has been adopted by the
Victor McNeils of Wasilla.
hiss Dorothy Buairman and Miss
Mae Stephans oil were co-hostesses
at a party for a group of boys
stationed at Palmer from 73 rd
Bombardment Squadron and denizens
of the Lodge one night last week.
The soldiers brought with
them a huge cake decorated with
colors and insignia of their
squadron.
THE BUSY MATT
If you want to get a favor done
By some obliging friend,
And want a promise safe and sure
On which you may depend,
Don't go to him who always has
Much leisure time to plan,
But, if you want your favor done,
Just ash the busy man.
The man with leisure never has
A moment ho can spare;
He’s always busy "putting off"until
His friends arc in despair:
But he whose every waking .hour
Is crowded full of work
Forgets the art of wasting time—
He cannot stop to shirk.
So who - you want a favor done,
And want it right away,
Go to the man who constantly
Works twenty hours a day.