PALMER GAR CLUB SPONSORS DANCE
The Palmer Road Hogs Car
Club will sponsor a dance at
the Elks hall tomorrow, March
15, at * .30 p.m. as part of their
campaign to obtain a drag strip
in the Palmer area.
Representatives of the group
plan to meet with the Airmen’s
Association and with the Palm
er City Council to discuss plans
for a strip. A suggested loca
tion has been t h e east-west
runway at the Palmer airport
The drag strip would give
area youths a place to race
their cars and would also bring
in car club members from An
chorage and other cities, mem
bers pointed out.
Local cluh members are now
looking for a garage that can
be used for meetings and as a
place to work on their cars.
Persons knowing of a suitable
location are asked to notify
Louis Bencardino at the Pal
mer city hall.
A 1950 Chevrolet has been
donated to the club, and the
boys are now putting it in good
running condition and working
on its appearance. They plan to
raffle it off at a later fund
raising dance.
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Thursday Evenings 6 to 8 p.m.
Hospital Patients
Valiev Presbyterian Hospit
al wards were very nearly bur
sting at the seams during the
past week, with various virus
es swelling the number of pa
tients listed between March 7
and March 13.
They were Bernie Bouwens,
Mart hr Eckard, Mrs. Danny R.
Harrison and infant daughter,
Neola Bow ers. Kelley Vroman,
Rose Lee Evans. Randy Theo
dore. Mrs. Gaylen Hiike and
infant daughter, Delia Grow,
Louise Long, Renee Stout, John
B. Tulles. Mrs. Norman Farm
er and nfant son, Oscar John
son. Bernice Stineburg, Myrtle
Bouwens. Harriet Cottrell:
Also Iva M. France, Chan
Christiansen, William Kucera,
Johnny Wilson Tulles. Grace
Boulter. Mrs. Alvin Mothers
heaa and infant son, Mrs. Oren
Peterson and infant daughter,
and Dorothy B. Caywood.
Montana’s big game count
exceeds 350.000 animals.
WASILLA SUPERINTENDENT REPORTS SUCCESS OF
AURORA MALEMUTE HOWL IN SPITE OF WEATHER
In spite of the bad weather
i and road conditions, many peo
1 pie turned out to support the
I “Aurora Malemute Howl," ac
cording to Wasilla superinten
; dent Vondolee Page. Judging
I bv the applause, whistles, and
howls of approval, the 49th
State-Days of '98 Stage Show
was a huge success, he said.
The colorful Can-Can girls,
musical numbers in costume,
the mellerdrammer “The Smell
of the Yukon”, the presentation
of the “Shooting’ of Dan \lc
Grew”, and other acts, com
bined to make the show a
smash hit.
The grand finale was a sur
prise number: The “Can-Can
girls” turned out to be boys!
With flashing orange ruffled
costumes, and flowered sun
bonnets, they danced the Can
Can with less grace but more
vigor than the girls who pre
sented the number at the be- I
ginning of the show.
Shani Davidson, fourth gra
der. was crowned junior queen
! on Friday evening, with Pam
ela Gillow a close runner-up.
Other semi-final contestants
were Janet Cottle, Virginia
Hulke. Jo Ann Benner, Carol
Murray, and Susan Lucas.
Judges were Dr. Bailey, Mrs.
Karla Duff, and Mrs, Frances
Hulbert.
i Ken Gillow won the gem-top
i table
Page called attention to the!
j work of Mr. Baker for his di
: rection of musical and dance ,
numbers, the VFW Auxiliary. I
the cast of the “mellerdramer”. !
I the women who assisted with
costumes (Mrs. Charles Carn- !
ey, Mrs. Ed Carney, Mrs. Mayo, |
Mrs. Green, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs, i
Carter, Mrs. Neal, an'! Mrs.
Hibbard), those who helped
w ith the concessions, the wom
en who worked in the “F’iora
Dora Tea Room,” and those
who sold tickets for the gem
top table. The person selling
the greatest number of tickets
was Jennie Edwards.
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