WO MEN OF MOOSE
70 BE HONORED
AT DINNER PARTY
Members of Moose Lodge will
-entertain Women of the Moose at
a dinner party at Moose Hut Sait-'
nrday night, April 7, after the!
senior class play. The party is in
appreciation of the cooperation\
and assistance given by the Wo- j
men of the Moose at the conven
tion last fall.
The first conference of Wo
men of the Moose will be held in
Ketchikan in October when the
L.O.O.M. holds its conclave, Mrs.
Gertie Berggren of Juneau, dep^
uty grand regent of the Women
of the Moose, announced in Pal*
mer last weekend.
Mrs. Berggren was here on an
official visit, meeting with the
^executive board Sunday night,
and honored at the social hour
following. She was entertained
Saturday afternoon and at din
ner Saturday night at the home
«of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ward.
Among honorary degrees she has
an award from the Academy of
Friendship, College of Regents.
Other Anchorage guests were
Mrs. Valborg Elm, senior regent,
Mrs. Hattie Fireovid, graduate
regent, and Mrs. Rabea.
Mrs. Fern Leek of Palmer has
received a call to the Academy of
Friendship to be held at Sitka
May 6.
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Its a fact that the weekly news
papers are the best read medium
-on earth.
Kings Return From
Winter Tour Outside
Buy Calif. Home
Back Monday from a winter
outside are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde V.
King of Palmer.
Said he: “Our habits are to go
south with the ducks in*the fall,
back with the geese in the
spring.”
They left Oct. 17, flew to Se
attle, bought a car and started
driving. Visited King’s mother
and sister in Long Beach, then
bought a 7-room home in Santa
Barbara overlooking the ocean.
Visited Mexico, paying 2 cents to
cross the bridge, buying 7-course
steak dinners for $1.25 then back
across the border. Took in the
Texas rodeos, the wonders of
Arizona (“they raised produce
worth $90,000,000 there last year.”
said King). Saw the Carlsbad
caves in New Mexico, the Painted
Desert, the Grand Canyon, the
Sultan Sea.
Everywhere they took pictures
which they showed at the various
Sportsmans Clubs. They return
ed through Oregon and up the
Alacan Highway. Driving condi
tions were good until they neared
Palmer, said King. Then a rock |
punctured the gas tank and they
had to be towed home.
King anticipates a busy sum
mer in his concrete and cement
business.
Proceeds For Incubator
Mrs. Violet “Vi” Cebula won
the beautiful quilt made by Mrs.
Carl Meier and her daughters
for the American Legion. Pro
ceeds from the benefit will be
used to buy an incubator for the
Hospital.
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BARTLETT APPOINTED
TO THREE COMMITTEES
Delegate Bob Bartlett has been
assigned to three subcommittees
of the House Merchant Marine
and Fisheries committee. He will
serve on the Coast Guard, fish
eries and wildlife conservation,
and Alaskan problems commit
tees.
WARNING ISSUED ON
RIFLE FIRING RANGE
Civilian and military personnel
were warned to stay out of Fort
Richardson’s firing range areas
this week.
On the Palmer road ranger
rifle fifing will be in progress
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through
Saturday, April 7.
SHOE REPAIRING
All heavy sewing of leather
and canvas now done at
LOBERG'S VARIETY
M. V. Sportsmen's Club
Plans Big Events:
Dues Payable Now
Looking ahead, the Matanuska
Valley Sportsmen’s Club is plan
ning a fish fry July 15 and a
game dinner, Oct. 6 . . . both big
events.
At the last meeting, it was de
cided the fish derby would be
limited to members only.
Three new members have been
admitted: Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
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Mommsen formerly of McKinley
Park now living at Wasilla, and
William Reid of Palmer. *
Pictures of African Safari by
Gren Collins and Bill Renfrew
were shown. Refreshments were
served by Mr. and Mrs. John
Harris.
National Riflemen’s Association
dues now are payable and must
be in Washington by May 1. All
sportsmen who wish to continue
should contact R. B. Graham,
secretary, before April 20.
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