Anchorage Moose,
Jonesville Nine
Clash Here Sunday
A baseball game, between a
Jonesville miners’ team and the
slugging Moose nine of the An
chorage city league, has been
scheduled for the Palmer diamond
on Sunday, Ralph Moore of the
local Moose Lodge announced
this week. The game will begin at
two o’clock, Mr. Moore said. There
will be an admission charge.
The Anchorage squad, which is
currently leading city league play
with three wins, has been unde
feated this year. Their most re
cent diamond achievement is the
defeat of pncher Ken 'Wyatt on a
10-3 count. Wyatt is known as a
pretty fair hurler, in Anchorage
baseball circles.
The Moose will bring all of
their diamond stars to Palmer,
according to Bernie Kosinski.
They expect to have a trio of
pitchers on hand, but probably
will start Bill Tosheff, top man
of their string. Tosheff pitched
for the University of Indiana nine
which reached national intercol
legiate finals in the states last
season. He is a junior at the Uni
versity of Indiana this year.
The college boy is a big lad
with a blazing fast ball, Kosinski
reports.
In addition to Tosheff, the
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plans. The office staff is awaiting
advice from Lorin T. Oldroyd,
director of Extension work for
Alaska, before announcing new
plans.
The request to vacate was
prompted by the need for more
space for offices of the Matanus
ka Valley Farmers Co-Operating
Association, it was explained.
The present plan is that the Co
Op offices would be moved into
the whole of the building now
occupied jointly by the Alaska
Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
and the Co-Op. The ARRC offices
then would be moved to the
building now being occupied by
the Extension Service.
Thorpes Will Try Again
To Reach Mining Claims
WASILLA—Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Thorpe are planning to go to
their mining claims in the Wil
low district this weekend. The
Thorpes have tried to cross over
into the Willow country, on sev
eral occasions, but the road al
ways has been blocked. There
has been a recent fall of two feet
of new snow there.
Moose will bring Don Marken and
John Hart. Both probably will
see action during the afternoon,
it was indicated.
The Jonesville battery was un
known at press-time.
CARPENTERS UNION—
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Cold Storage has promised t<
contribute 1000 feet of nativ<
lumber. James Hurley, ARRC
manager, will recommend to hi;
board of directors that the lum
ber in an oil house on the Dor
Irwin farm, which is ARRC prop
erty, be contributed to the library
The Kiwanis Club of Palmei
has promised to assist in the la
bor of transporting the lumber
if ARRC board action is favor
able to the manager’s request.
Other Kiwanians have prom
ised to assist in the work of con
structing the library if the car
penters can use their help.
Meanwhile, the carpenters se
lected June 25 as the day for ar
all-day work session at the nev
building. They ask all Valley res
idents who wish to help, witl
either labor or materials, to b<
present on that day.
STREET OILING—
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to obtain, apparently places th<
project out of the financial read
of Valley businessmen.
However the Kiwanis commit
tee is continuing to study way;
and means, Mr. Wilson said yes
terday. It is possible that mem
bers may still find some solutior
to the problem of Palmer’s dust}
streets, thd will not cause suci
heavy strain on merchants’ val
lets.
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’ and her sponsoring organization.
| Each girl must sell 300 tickets
' to qualify in the contest, he told
5 the candidates. The queen will
■ win as her personal prize a $200
1 wardrobe and her sponsoring or
■ ganization will be given $100 in
• cash.
Each girl who sells tickets
• beyond the 300 necessary to qual
. ify, will earn a percentage in
■ cash for herself and for her spon
sors.
Sponsors will be reimbursed
■ $25 of their advertising costs, if
their candidate sells the 300 qual
ifying tickets.
Mr. Stock outlined some pre
1 liminary plans for publicity dur
’ ing the summer. He said tentative
arrangements are now in progress
L for a visit to Anchorage, where
• an impromptu parade will be
staged, led by the Palmer High
School band.
Mr. Stock also explained the
obligation that the queen and her
court will be expected to fulfill
: during fair days. He said he ex
i pected all five candidates to be
available for official duties dur
■ ing the fair days of Sept. 1, 2,
; 3, 4 to award prizes and partici
• pate in various official cere
monies.
i
WASILLA—Mr. and Mrs. Gene
King and family, who now live in
Anchorage, were in Wasilla last
weekend to visit friends here.
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TEEN PARTY PLANNED
FOR EVENING OF JUNE 22
There will be a Seven
Eighly-Niners' parly in the
Gymnasium on June 22. leader
Charles Dillon announced this
week. The parly is scheduled
for Ihe hours between 7:30 and
10 p.m. Al refreshment time,
older high school students will
join club members, as their
guests. On that same evening,
these high school students will
be meeting in Room 17 of the
school to consider organizing .
a social club for their own
group.
Bixby Named Manager
Of Kirk's Sales & Service
L. W. Bixby of Palmer has as
sumed the position of manager
at Kirk’s Sales & Service.
“Lucky” Bauards, who had been
acting as manager in a temporary
capacity, has returned to Anchor
age. Mr. Bixby replaces Palmer
Ickes, who went Outside recently.
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