Vol. 4
February 28,1941 Palmer, Alaska
No. 9
MRS. M. D. LEADS IN RACE
Mrs. M. D, Snodgrass leads in
the race for champion card player
in the Valley.
The 2nd Grange card party of
the season was a huge success.
Forty four players fought for
the honors of the evening. In
Pinochle Mrs. LaWaIters won first
prize, with the remarkable score
of c,530. Opposite that was
Alice Snodgrass score of 1310 in
the hole, and she had a walk-way
with booby prize. For the men,'
Fred Larson was the high with 5,C3C
and Joe luhl lev/ with 22 0.
in 500 Mrs. Neil Miller won
first with 2870 and Maude Waro lew
with a score of 540.
The first S leaders in Pin
ochle :
Women
Mrs. M. D. Snodgrass - - - 10,850
Mrs. E, J. Lossing - - - - 8,600
Mrs. L. 0. Stock - - - - - 7,040
Men
B. J. Lossing -------9,410
Fred Larson -------- 8,71C
C. R. Monoghan ------ -7,880
Dark Horses showing well
with only 1 party to their credit
A1 Gregorson 5,030 and Vince
Stephen 4,220, for women, Mrs.
Mitchell 5,860, Violet McVicker
5,720, Cra McVicker 5,560.
The first six leaders in 5CC.
Women
.Mrs, Joe Puhl ------- 5,180
Katherine Eoag - - - - - - -4,990
Mrs, Hays --------- 3,050
' Men
T'arry DeLand ------- -4,4U
Virgil McVicker ------ 3,880
.Chas. Wilson ------- -1,850
Dark Plorses show ing well
with only one card party to their
credit are: M. A. Johansen 3420,
E. P. Stringfield 1,220, A1 Greg
crson 2,190. Seth Cook, for two
parties, 1,690. For women: Mrs.
Neil Miller 2,870, Mrs. K. DeLand
1,590. Mrs. Rex Monoghan*s two
game record of 2,550.
WOMEN'S CO-OP OUILD MEETING
The V/omen's Co-op Guild will
meet in the Women's Lounge Mon
day, March 3 at 8:CO P. M, The
New Amendment to the constitution
to be considered pertaining to
eligibility of voting members.
1 lease Come.
HAROLD STEPHAN BREAKS ANKLE
Harold Stephan had the mis
fortune to drop a sack of potatoes
on his foot breaking one of the
ankle bones.
FORMER PALMER TEACHER MARRIES
The wedding of Miss Lorinda
Ward, former English teacher of
Palmer High School and Mr. Donald
Watson of Seattle, Wash., has been
announced. Mrs. Watson's many
friends in Palmer wish her hap- iness
and the best of Luck.
HAVE YOU LOST A CAR?
Anchorago Times
An automobile, apparently from
Palmer, has been abandoned behind
the city hall and will be .funked
shortly if the owner fails to call
for it, Chief Bob Hut tie said to
day. The machine has been strip
ped of valuables and is consider
ed of little use.
Chief Huttle said it is a
1936 Dodge Sedan, maroon color,
and bears the 194C license plate
Ho. 6267, a Palmer number.
: X'ST STUD2UT5
ALASKA ARE
AT THE UNIVERSITY
ALASKAN RESIDENTS
OF
That the University of Alaska
serves Alaskans first was revealed
by the latest.statistics from the
Registrar's Office. Out of 305
regular students, entering the
University this year a careful check
shows that 246 of them or 80 per
cent of the student- body, are legal
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