ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ
o' nru° Eddie Brannick?
2. What horse won the recent
Flamingo Stakes?
3. How did the U. S. team come
WhfJ\ U played Canada' in
the world hockey games recently?
4. Who is Don Hoak?
5. Who is Jerry Barber^
THE ANSWERS:
L Road Secretary of the New
York Giants.
2. Nashua.
3. It was defeated 12-1.
4. Brooklyn Dodger (NL) base
ball player.
5. Proiessiccal golfer who re
cently set a course record at
Memorial Park in Houston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Allan Richie of
Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hartung of Palmer are plann
ing to drive to Fairbanks on Fri
day of this week where they will
attend a rifle shoot in that city.
The first session in the forth
coming Home Nursing Course
will be held on March 21 at the
home of Mrs. Priscilla Bacon, RN,
instructor.
Bruce Graham, board member
of the Matanuska Electric As
sociation, returned to Palmer this
week following attendance at the
National Rural Electric Coopera
tives Association in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rhode, wild
life photographers from Cooper’s
Landing, were overnight visitors
in Palmer this week. They were
in Palmer making arrangements
for a film showing in early April.
Mel Monson, former Palmerite,
and popular Kiwanis Minstrel
show bass singer, will participate
in a recital tonight at First Pres
byterian Church in Anchorage.
Rosalir\d Miller was a recent
guest speaker at a dinner meet
ing of the Spenard Lionesses. She
spoke of her IFYE experiences
in Italy this past summer.
Dr. Allan Mick of the Experi
ment Station wras luncheon speak
er at the March 7 Palmer Kiwanis
meeting. He recently returned
from Juneau and spoke on several
Bills now before the Legislators.
Rev. James P. Snead, who has
been hospitalized at the Valley
Presbyterian Hospital the past
week, went home today.
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WHAT TO DO IN
AN ATOMIC ATTACK
The United States Atomic
Energy Commission has issued a
long report on the effect of the
hydrogen bomb explosion in the
Pacific last year. The report for
the first time tells of the extent of
blast, heat and radiation damage
caused by the bomb explosion.
The blast, heat damage and di
rect rediatioin exposure (from the
blast) are somewhat understood.
The AEC says, however, that pro
per precautions, even in the blast
area, can save many lives.
The AEC report specifies these
safety measures which should be
taken in the event of a hydrogen
bomb explosion: 1. Avoid expo
sure by staying indoors, or tak
ing shelter in a basement or a
bomb shelter. (By staying indoors
on the first floor of an ordinary
frame house one can reduce the
danger level by at least fifty per
cent.)
2. Avoid any falling dust or
ash that can be seen downwind
within hours after a nuclear ex
plosion, until such dust or ash is
tested by a radiation detection in
strument.
3. Avoid eating solid foods or
drinking liquids which may con
tain fall-out particles.
4. If there is any chance that
fall-out particles have come into
contact with the skin, hair or
clothing, bathe the body thoro
ughly with soap and water, and
change clothing completely.
We would suggest that all read
ers memorize these safety steps.
They may one day save many
American lives.
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GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Troop 33
Meeting was called to order by
Sharron Lovejoy, president. In
stead of going ice skating as was
planned we worked on poems,
skits, etc. for the Court of Awards
which will be held in April. There
were 10 present at the meeting.
KAREN COTTRELL, reporter
Troop 2
On Wednesday, March 2, we
had election of officers. They are
the following: Patrol 1: Margaret
Johnson, patrol leader; Andrea
Monahan, assistant patrol lead
er.
Patrol 2: Patty Berry, patrol
leader; Lynne Burnette, assist
ant patrol leader. Ann Jones, re
A group of friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
DeJulio on March 5 in honor of
Mrs. Mann Leiser’s birthday an>
niversary. Following dinner the
group enjoyed an evening of
cards. Those present were Mr.
arid Mrs. Mann Leiser, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Persinger, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pippel, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Ganschow, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gallant and the host and
hostess.
freshment chairman; Alice Buzby,
treasurer; Phoebe Martini, scribe;
- Lila Ann Graham, clean-up chair
man; Barbara Brewster, Kathy
Stephan, Shannon Mick, Carol
Hartung, Helen Schaefer, pro
gram planning committee; and
Susan Harrington, publicity.
SUSAN HARRINGTON,
reporter
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