TERRITORIAL SCORES SMASHED
AT PALMER-ANCHORAGE TRACK MEET
New Alaskan records were set
when Palmer and Anchorage
ftigh schools ran and jumped theii
way to new high scores last Sat
urday.
Palmer took the high rating oi
71 to 35 for Anchorage. This is
Palmer’s second consecutive win.
Starring in highest points at
the meet were Bennie Ross and
Monte Larsh, both of Palmer.
Record breakers are:
Palmer: Ross, 440-yard dash,
time 54:04, and 880-yard dash,
2:18.06.
Palmer: 440-yard relay, 49.03.
Anchorage: Barge, 100-yard
dash, 10.04.
Anchorage: Brown, high jump,
of 5’ 6”.
The trackmeet score board
shows:
110-yard dash: 1. Barge (A); 2,
Millis (P); 3. Geiwitz (P). Time
10.4.
220-yard dash; 1. Barge (A); 2.
Geiwitz (P); 3. Millis (P). Time
20.36.
440-yard dash . 1. Ross (P); 2.
Harris (P); 3. Werner (A). Time
34.4.
880: 1. Ross (P); 2. Hitchcock
(P); 3. Halvorson (A). Time 2:18.6.
Mile: 1. Hitchcock (P); 2. Pick
ett (A); 3. Wade (P). Time 5:04.5.
60-yard hurdles: 1. Larsh (P);
2. Millis (P). 3. Halvorson (A).
Time 08.5.
60-yard high hurdles: 1. Larsh
(P); 2. Hiber (P). 3. Halvorson
(A). Time :10.
440-yard relay: Palmer: Rose,
Larsh, Millis and Geiwitz. Time
:49.3.
Discus: 1. Lacher (P); 2. Leon
ard (A); 3. Loyer (P). Distance
118 feet.
,Shot-put: 1. Leonard (A); 2. Loy
er (P); 3. Klem (P). Distance 33
feet.
Broad-jump: 1. Klem (P); 2.
Carmody (A); 3. Hiber (P). Dis
tance 17’ 6”.
High-jump: 1. Brown (A); 2.
Klem (P); 3. Hiber (P). Height
5’ 6”.
BETA SIGMA PHI
Beta Sigma Phi will hold a reg
ular meeting Monday night, May
21, at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Anderson, Mrs. Blanche Ryan,
newly-elected president announc
ed. Refreshments will be served
by Mildred Busby, Ita Zahradni
cek, Helen Maze, Betty Rice and
Barbara Hecker.
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scheduled air lines and
steamship lines.
Toy Guns May
Be Danger; Wateh
Kids, Parents Told
Danger of youngsters using B-B
guns indiscriminately hit home
hard this week when one minor
came up with superficial wound
which he said was received
“while holding a target.”
Parental responsibility for B-B
guns and their use was stressed
by William Bouwens, deputy
U. S. marshall.
Reports of child “warfare” and
careless use of the air rifles have
been filtering back to the office,
he reported.
By allowing the possession of
an air rifle, the parents show
their approval of such ownership
and should know where and how
the child is using the gun, he
said.
Serious accidents have occured
in other places from the careless
use of B-B guns.
He urged that parents strictly
supervise their youngsters in
their play with any B-B or toy
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Wedding Dale Set
Mr. and Mrs. George Plumley
of Palmer announce the coming
marriage of their daughter, Orfa,
to Cpl. Jack Bolton, Saturday,
May 26.
The Rev. George Geiwitz,
Church of God, will read the mar
riage service at 7 p.m.
Miss Plumley will be graduated
from Palmer high school Friday.
Friends of the couple are in
vited to attend the wedding re
ception which will follow at the
home of the bride’s parents.
TYPHOID CLINIC SHOTS
The special Friday typhoid
clinic has been completed, Miss
Marjorie Myren, health nurse an
nounced. However, those still de
siring immunization shots may
obtain them by calling the Health
Center for an appointment.
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Palmer Teacher
To Represent
Alaska At NEA
One teacher from each Terri
torial division will represent Al
aska at th^ midsummer conven
tion at San Francisco, Miss Mar
jorie Tillot^on, president of the
Alaska Education association, an
nounced today.
Teachers named as delegates
are Miss Elsie Stouffer, principal
of Ketchikan high school; Miss
Virginia Carle of the Palmer
schools; Mrs. A. H. Nerland of
Nome, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wells
Morrow, principal of Ladd air
base school at Fairbanks.
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