Palmer Club in Fifth Place As lllowa
Postal Tourney Reaches Half-way Mark
With return* ft - r fi>u. of the eiiiht cmnleM in th*
Hi. Rifle Lei»*u« Palmer’* N<* I rifle teem t« in fifth pUce end
number 2 .»nd 3 of the local club *re sr 14th »n1 2$th placr*
riipKtiwiy
With 43 lean * c«»t prt;n| in the p»>tal matcher the Palm* ft
. hoot err arc m»k r.« i. fwltj t <od *hov in* «££i,n?-t the top clubs m
the State*
The Palmer club M«*rt f»t the *;xt» ir.ftch ar« a» full"**
Teem No. 1
K Wcrtenbui*'
J Dodsc
M MoHentx t*.
V Donoldaon
P
1 CM*
IOC'
96
IPO
s
luu
99
v»
99
K
92
92
9:
03
Team Total
Teem No. 2
Teem No. I
3 Hat ri»
D Fleming
L White
R Hamilton
P
100
99
5*
100
S
100
100
07
08
K
93
94
95
91
Teem No 3
Teem No. 1
R Blu<
J. Wesstnan
Dtckow
E Brock
P
91
99
100
98
95
94
95
93
K
9!
87
84
93
Teem No. 4
Team No. 1
C. Driggar'
J Lee
J. Titer.'
P
97
100
94
95
96
79
K
86
92
£0
PALMER UNBEATEN IN OTHER POSTAL MATCHES
Palmer scored another win over Barre. Vermont, for three
,rai»h Ucina live men to a team. Palmer's No. 1 team scored
1917 gainst 'Barre s 1889 and Palmer’s No. 2 team scored 1860 over
^"in* Another postal match with Sharon Connecticut. Southern
Berkshire Rifle Club. Palmer scored another victory. In a two team
match Palmer’s No. 1 team scored 1913 against Connecticut s 1902
md the local No. 2 team scored 1835 versus Connecticut s 1814.
K n Westenbaraer was high for Palmer team No 1 scoring 388
m four"po*?Snf SSSLVBite -as high m» on ,««, No. 2 Korm,
371’..RjD” Harris was high man for Palmer’s No. 1 team in ai second
j.u sha'-on. He scored 389 for the four positions. The team
'■core'was 19“>9 a^ain't the Sharon team's 1907. Sharons No. - team
beat Paimor^ N? 2 .^,v by poinb-1832-1830. V Donaldson
“PTte ShT.o^cTub's ,op IS w«.young girl named Susan Will,
cog Shfbla? her fatter. Russell Willcog. with a total score of 3»t>
aeainst his 383. _
Moose Lodge Lists
March Social Events
Social events planned by the
Moose Lodge during the month
of March include two guest
nights, a dance, and a stag party.
Don Ingalls announced this weeK.
This coming Saturday night
Jonesville Moose and their
friends and wives will be guests
at Moose Hall. Next Thursday.
March 6. members of the lodge
will have a stag chili feed. Fri
day. March 14. will be guest
night for government workers
and their spouses. All federal em
ployees from the Bureau of Re
clamation. Department of Agri
culture, the U. S. Marshal s office,
and the U. S. Geological survey
are invited to Moose Hall as
guests of the lodge on that night
The following night. March la.
the Moose will stage a benefit
dance at Moose Hall for the
Moose basketball team.
HUNTING LICENSE REVENUE
IS S38 MILLION IN U. S.
In a report released this month
by the Fish and Wildlife Service
it 'was revealed that U. S. hunt
ers paid a total of S38 million for
hunting licenses during the fis
cal year ended June 30. 1951.
The “big ten” in license sales
were Michigan. Pennsylvania, N.
York. Ohio. Illinois. California.
Wisconsin, Indiana. Washington
and. Tennessee, in that order.
In Alaska the sale of 24.833
hunting licenses brought $82,522.
Resident licenses numbered 23,
105; nonresident. 1.733. One-half
of the revenue from hunting and
fishing license sales in Alaska is
required by law to go into “Mis
, cellaneous receipts” of the U. S.
Treasury; the remainder goes into
the Territorial school fund
RIFLEMEN HAVE
INTRA-CLUB DINNER SHOOT j
The- Palmer Rifle Club recently j
divided its members into two|
teams by averages and shot an m
tra-club match, making it a three
stage affair, total points to count,
and losers to buy the winners a
dinner.
With a lot of ‘-jawing”, smil
ing. and crying about "duds’.
guns and so forth. Rip Harris s
team came out on top. beating
K Westenebarger's by a total of
48 points.
Dinner will be served at Al
pine Inn on Saturday, March 1,
at 7 p. m. for all members com
peting in this match. Their wives
and girl friends get in on the din
ner also
BROWN'S WILL
REMOVE IT!!
Sometimes a box of child
ren's crayons can do more da
mage to clothes and slip-covers
than a bomb. Send us the da
maged article. We'll carefully
remove the stains and return
it to you as good as new.
BROWN’S SHOP
i _i
WHY PAY DOCTOR’S BILLS?
A GOOD LAUGH CURES ALL ILLS
So Come to WASILLA and GET WELL AT —
THE GRANGERETTE’S “FOLLIES”
March 14 — Wasilla Community Hall
Large Gathering
Enjoys Blue & Gold
Cub Scout Program
M< i than ?.S Cub Scout*, fmr
nt* fend I tt nd* m)nypd th** an
Dual Blue and G»ld dcx'il din
ner twld M<*ndav night in tfw S’
lotin'i Lutheran Church biw’
men?
Wflromint, the cm up Cu'o
Vout Leader Edward Irnme open
*-d the program b\ bestowing,
through each b«'V’* parent*, the
Cub Stout award of Botn-at *o
*e\»-r new Cub* The»r included
Jimn\ IP >vcourt Duane Ander.
*on Phoiia Ln bmg, Craig Trow -
bridge. Gerald Si*le>. Larry
Sharp and Joseph Want
Guo.ot of honor Scoutmutos
Vernon Fridley of Troop 654. pre
tented shoulder cords to Laddie
Huntley. Tim Miller and Eldon
Sandvik. These boy* have succes
sfully assisted the Cub program
by fulfilling the roles of D- n
Chiefs over a required period of
lime |
Achievement awards, gold and •
silver arrow points and one year
participation stars were awarded
lo the following Cubs: Joe Law
ton Bobby Winimer, Lief Kop
perud, Larry and Barry Dear
born. Bobby Johns and Dick Es
telle. Roger Brager- who has ad
vanced to the Bov Scout troop,
was present and received the
Lion badge award, gold and sil
ver points and a participation
ttar
Entertaining skits were pre
sented by each Den. followed bv
colored slides, shown by Assist
ant Cubmaster Curtis Dearborn,
rhe slides were taken this past
•ummer during the Cub Scout
assent of Lazy Mountain.
Carrying out the Blue and
Hold theme, den mothers served
a beautifully decorated dessert
unch at the close of the program.
Appropiately trimmed in Cub de
signs were dozens of cup cakes
and six large cakes. Ice cream
for the party was donated by the
Ho-op creamery.
During the week a variety of
Hub Scout handcraft was on dis
play in the Trading Post window.
Den Mothers Mrs. Howard Estelle.
Mrs. Claude Want, Mrs. Harry
Wimmer and Mrs. Herbert Kop
perud decorated the window and
assisted in many ways in making
the evening’s program such a suc
cess.
VICKI AND BOB DeLONG
RETURN TO THE BUTTE
Vicki and Bob DeLong recently
returned to the Butte, after a two
month vacation in California and
Arizona, to work with new man
agers A1 and Peggy Huffman.
This week Tuesday they reviv
ed their justly famous “Chuck
Wagon” which will be featured |
HOMEMAKERS CLUB
Ri**fb»nd Hem*malert»
Tl«' Riu rbi nd Mon.fr.rtKt i •
Club n r* at the b.m*e of Mi
Mildred Bu/by Thursday Febru
ary 21 T^'frt wore IS mem her*
and ihw vtrttot pi r*»ent
Next meeting w II b« held a*
Mr* Ra\ Cather’* on Tburadav
March 20
Glacier View Club
Mr* Neil Miller mi hostr*.* jt
the February 10 meeting r»f tL«>
Glactn View Hvjmemakr-rt* club
held in her home.
Three intercut mg paper* were
presented during the meeting
Mr* How ard E telle *■p. k*• about
Atncian Violet*, a popular hou*<
plant. Mr* Virgil Eckert presen
ted "Starting Plant* and Bulb*!
in thi H<»u>e” and Mrs Hoffman
interested her listeners witn
Growing Bulb'”
The next regular meeting will
be held March 18 at the Trow !
bridge home.
BLUES GO OUTSIDE
Agricultural Agent Richard j
Blue took Mrs. Blue Outside by
plane Saturday to seek medical
treatment in her home town of
Dayton. Ohio. Mrs. Blue has been j
a patient at Providence Hospital
for the past several weeks.
It is expected that Mr. Blue will
remain Outside until his wife’s
condition improves. During his
absence his duties are being as
sumed by Gene Kirsch of th ? j
Veterans’ on-the-farm training
program.
svery Tuesday from now. on.
Special dinners are served every
day of the week, at all hours.
Time 1° Ca/L.
MAC’S
DRIP! DRIP! DRIP!
ALL NIGHT LONG! How can
a person sleep writh that leaky
shower? The remedy is simple
— as it is for other plumbing
ills in your home. Just call—
MACS PLUMBING
and HEATING
I
LIMITED TIME ONLY
ALL STOVES and REFRIGERATORS
15% OFF
These include MAGIC-CHEF, with clearview
glass door — Westinghouse — Monarch —
Wedgewood —Many of these stoves are com
binations
Next time you're in the Store see the—
AIR-COOLED SUPERSAW
the heavy duty too. A portable all-purpose
power saw.
SPRING PAINTING?
HEAVY KOTE, the one coal oil base flat wall finish. We will
blend, mix and shake your paint—ready to use.
All types of paints, varnishes and supplies.
Co-Op Warehouse
"The Store of Friendly Service"
FEEDS — FERTILIZER — SEEDS
I
WASILLA GRANGERETTES
WILL PRESENT CHORUS
AND FASHION SHOW
It a ill «irr,i>»t t» Att dll ma
when tht Wastlla Granjn
iHr> put on thi’if Fullirt
C<>nmunit> M-II in W’amIIa Man
14. two week* fr«*m thi* cornu
Saturday night
A few authentic ladies have i
filtrated the cast of the unr a
>lay, but n- >n« of them ha* bet
able to crash the chorus linr-u
Tlx fashion show which will I
nr <»f the biggest attraction*
the evening. leatures all ma
model*. The> w ill display all tt
latest women* wearing apparel
Other surprise feature* are
store for tin* production in w hit
member* of the Waailla Gram
arc producers, director* and cat
*
a
Local G H University
Honor Student
H.Un M S*. r.\ . I 1 v » . a%
It
t «*f Joi n Sunv*!l of
, N Km k ' a> Urn r.jn*'<d ? . th*
.■ «chola#tit h'rti 'i r»*ll ** thr Cm
vt*r.-it> of Alaska ar< •; ng t*
w<>rd rropivvd h«*r» (:< »m thr Of
fice* of th> Ro*»gi*t»? a* I*. ni
*, m»it>
,n T<‘ bf eligible for ti.< honoi
p roll. a otudknt rr.u*t maintain a*
H. Iea»t a *R *%rrago in all hi rtu*
,j d»**K A total of 43 regularly cn
rolled ntud>nt* at thr UmviTM’y
>f Ala-ka had auch an avnage
during the* fall mratesder
n | —
COFTEY INSURES
t EVERYTHING! REMEMBER?
*
i
«
Sowuf, fyolbl
BUT THE ONLY THING
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED IN
is SUNBEAM COFFEE-MASTERS
will sell at S28.95 :
j *
WHILE THEY LAST
% *
rnicwc hardware » j
UnAlJljLIt U SPORTING GOODS ;
% OPEN THURSDAY TO 8 P.M.-CLOSED SATURDAY NITES |
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FEEDS
Are You Going To Be A Turkey Grower?
We Have both Bellsville small whiles and broad breasled
bronze poults listed so that you can have a choice. Order
early so you will get them the date you want them
BABY CHICKS can be supplied with a 4-week advance
notice on any date you want them. Stop in and place your
order NOW.
Chick Starter Mash is New Available At
Brook's Feed & Supply
PALMER, ALASKA
Be Sure to listen to ' MAN ON THE FARM" over KENI each
Saturday. 12:30
DINING?
DANCING?
BRING THE GANG
FORA
REAL GOOD TIME!
Here's Where You'll
Find The Very Best in Food
And Drink — And At
Reasonable Prices!
Stop In For _
An Evening of Fun.
ALPINE
fMile 61/ Glenn Highway