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rovp-.ber 21, 1941 Palmer,
Alaska
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CFCPAL CONCERT Y/i’D. , "07. BS
The Air Corps .. a3.o Chorus,
under the direction of Lt. Paul
B, Hanson of 3 linen do rf* Field will
give a concert in the Auditorium
Y/ednosday night starting at 3:00
o'clock. The program will in
clude sclos and quartet arrange
ments as well as cborws numbers.
Several negro spirituals and pop
ular numbers will be interspers
ed among classical numbers.
The program is dedicated to
Dr, and Mrs. C. 3ar 1 Albrecht.
Rveryone is welcome. There will
be no charge for admission.
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The largest crowd, in Palmer
basketball history saw Hot bas
ket ball played in the Gym last
f-unday nijht in double headers.
The LePak Lobos met the Palmer
Independents and Army played
the Amy.
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to was an ex
hibition of fast modern basket
ball.
Pr. Albrecht introduced the
Lobos as Cl amps of If 15, but
whether they represented St,
Lawrence Island, Lc'loil island
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He called attention to the fact
that at the time they were play
ing championship ball there were
no rules in force and that any
thing might be expected in this
gam..,
Ed Ucck led the parade with
a Lobo Wolf? on a loa3h, then
came Lepak with his Lobos, who
were followed by two kef Cross
nurses and four stretcher bearers
to the tune of ‘'Stars and Stripes
Forever".
The High School Cheering sec
tion p 0 rf ormed vr th - n thus i asm
with the Lobo yell 1L, 2L, 31, 4L
Wat inL, Give ’em L, Lobos— 2
pointa were allowed for hitting
the back board and £ for baskets
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1: at> teurization and bottlin0
equipment was put in operation in
the new plant in Anchorage tills
week, bringing to realization, a
dream of Valley dairymen, curing
trie past several years. The hand
ling of milk thru this new plant
will result in considerable sav
ing in the operation of the cream
ery dept. Two trucks daily and
sometimes three have been required
to haul cases of bottled milk from
Palmer to Anchorage. The milk is
approximately eqn'.al in weight to
th t of the container, By haul
ing the mill: in bulk it is thought
that one truck will handle -he job.
The breakage in bottles on this
run over rough roads which has been
a heavy expense can now be elim
inated. And the hazard of'frozon
bottles of mill: an case of trans
poration trovble on the road is
no longer a worry.
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The health Council v;:Ml meet
in the Health Center Tuesday Nov
ember 25, 1941. All old members
and new appointees are urwed to
come.
ptiyptpir - nov. 25, 7s30 p.m.
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Y/ednesday night a good crowd
saw the Amy’s 13th purer:'.t team
win by a few points over the Pal
mer Independents in a good clean
hard faught game of ball. The
local boys feel no disgrace in
losing the game to a team of such
high caliber. The winners earned
the game and the losers g ve them
a hard run for their money.
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