MVCCA Box Social
Winners Announced
Palmer Bines Win Second Annual
Gold Modal Basketball Tournament
Competition from the flu
bug resulted in a small but
congenial crowd at the MVCCA
t>ox social and dance last Sat
urday evening at the Elks hall
according to Mrs. Lowell Simp
son, president of the organiza
tion.
Winner of the dual-control
electric blanket contributed by
Koslosky’s Department Store
was Mrs John Gore, whose box
was judged most beautiful.
^rs.'i Skille’s “most uni
que box won for her a purse
and necklace and earring set,
donated by Betty’s and Mary
K Sales. Mrs. Carl Sand’s box,
judged most symbolic of MVC
CA, won a Corning Ware sauce
pan with cradle and handle, do
nated by Bert's Drug. Judged
"most humorous” was Mrs. Leo
Lucas’s box. She won a $10 gift
certificate from Lea’s Dress
Shop.
Guy Woodings won the door
prize of a phone call to any
point in the United States, con
tributed by MTA, and Mrs.
John Gore was the wrinner of
the electric percolator donated
by MEA.
Nothing To Lose
Make your own decisions—■
some folks take desperate chan
ces because they have nothing
to lose.
ALPINE CIVIC
CLUB
Bingo
March 15, 1963
840 P.M.
$100 Jack'd
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Prizes ft Cash
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Winners of the second annual
Gold Medal Basketball Tourn
ament was the Palmer Blue
team, with Kennedy’s Sport
Shop taking second place,
Keith Smith. Palmer high
school principal, announced
this week.
The two top teams were
awarded trophies, and the first
place Blues also received indi
vidual awards. Members of the
winning team were Andy De
Vries, Harry Hartung, Richard
Smith, Bill Bohman, Dave Kon
ikson, Mickie Pettit, Jim Estel
le, Jim Ehrhart, Steve Cook,
and Stan Tucker.
Named to an all-tournament
team were Andy DeVries, Pal
mer Blue; James Crumbley,
Kennedy’s Sport Shop; Richard
Smith, Palmer Blue; Floyd Pat
terson, Wasilla; Mickie Pettit,
Palmer Blue; Dave Bryant,
Wasilla; Lester Stevens, Ken
nedy’s Sport Shop; Phil Mer
ritt, Wasilla; Pete Bagoy, Pal
mer White; and Harry Hartung,
Palmer Blue. These players
were selected by the coaches of
the teams participating in the
tournament. Members of the
all-tournament team were also
awarded trophies.
Results of games in the last
three evenings of tournament
play were Palmer White 57,
Youth Camp 41, and Ken
nedy’s 57, Wasilla 43 on Thurs
day; Palmer White 39, Wasilla
67, and Palmer Blue 57, Ken
nedy’s 2 on Friday; Youth
Camp 43, Wasilla 54, and Pal
EMBLEM CLUB
TO RAFFLE DOLL
A “Barbie” doll, outfitted in
a complete trousseau, will be
raffled off by the Palmer Em
blem Club, with proceeds to go
to the Matanuska Valley Crip
pled Children’s Association
Easter Seal drive, it was an
nounced this week.
The doll’s trousseau was do
nated by Thelma Hutt. Tickets
for the raffle will go on sale
early next week.
Present plans are to hold the
raffle at the Easter Seal close
off dance in Wasilla, for
which the exact date has not
yet been set.
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NOW PRESENUNG
RAY HOLTZ
at the Piano and Organ
Friday and Saturday 10 p.m. til ????-Sunday 3 - 7 p.m.
JOIN YONR FRIENDS AT
Notice
The 1963 assessment rolls for the City of Palmer
and the Palmer Independent School District are com
plete and open to the public at the Tax Office located
over the Matanuska Valley Bank.
Assessment notices have been mailed to each
> property owner. Property owners not receiving such
\ notice should check at the Tax Office. In cases where
/ the Tax Office does not have the address of a property
> owner the notices are mailed to the nearest Post
{ Office to comply with the law.
Property owners with a question or complaint
I have until 5 P.M., April 15, to take up the matter with
i the Assessor. Most questions are amiably settled in
this way. However, if this does not result in satisfac
tion to the property owner he must then complete two
copies of a protest form which is furnished in the Tax
Office. This enables him to appear before the proper
Board of Equalization. The date for the City of Palmer
I Board of Equalization is April 23, at 8 P.M. in the
Council Chambers at the City Hall. The date for the
Palmer School District Board of Equalization is May
13, at 8 P.M. in the Board Chambers at the High
School.
JOHN W. MARSHALL
Assessor for the City of Palmer and
the Palmer Independent School District
Published March 14 and 21, 1963
mer Blue 48, Palmer White 31
on Saturday.
Following the Saturday eve
ning games, the Palmer high
school cheerleaders, basketball
players, and coaches were hon
ored at a hamburger party at
the Frontier Cafe, Smith said.
He explained that this is the
first time sufficient funds have
been in the basketball account
to warrant a party of this kind,
which was given as a token of
appreciation for the many long
hours of practice put in dur
ing the basketball season.
Coach Jantz, Susie Marple, and
Pete Evans were winners of a
drawing which gave them cred
it for lunches at the Frontier
Cafe.
The principal expressed the
hope that this may be an an
nual event, providing adequate
funds are earned during the
basketball season.
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Former Carnival
Queen to Marry
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carl of
Willow have announced the j
engagement of their daughter,'
Judith Ann, to Staff Sergeant
Joseph D. Schoener of Elmen
dorf Air Force Base. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Schoener of Char-Leori, Penn
sylvania.
The young couple will be
married on Saturday, April 20,
in St. Michael’s Catholic
Church in Palmer at eleven
o’clock in the morning. The
ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Father Francis Nu
gent. A reception will follow at
the Palmer Grange hall, to
which all friends of the bride
and groom are invited.
Miss Carl, last year’s Wil
low Carnival queen and a for
mer Wasilla high school stu
dent, is now employed in An
chorage.
Fort Wright near Spokane
occupies a total of 509 acres.
Heart Fund Reaches $475
Contributions to the Heart
Fund in the Matanuska Valley
have reached a total of $474 50
thus far, Mrs, Ben Hudgins,
overall chairman, said this
week. The Heart Fund drive
will continue until the end of
March, she added.
There has been one anony
mous contribution of $lu0, ac
cording to Mrs. Hudgins.
The Heart Fund “coffee”
held at Betty’s Dress Shop last
Saturday netted $16.79 in do
nations, she said. Mrs. Herbert
WORLD WAR I VETS
TO MEET MARCH 23
Veterans of World War 1 will
meet Saturday, March 23, at 2
p.m. in the home of Charles
Wilson instead of the Jack Her
mon home as previously plan
ned.
The Wilson home is located
on Snodgrass Street in Palmer,
between Co-op Avenue and
Airport Road.
Dundas was chairman for the
affair, with Mrs. Herbert Steele
assisting.
Merchants who made the
“coffee” possible with their
contributions were the Matan
uska Hotel Coffee Shop, D and
A Grocery, Piggly Wiggly,
Trading Post, Dutch Mill Bak
ery, the Palmer Grange, and
Betty's.
Dance
Live Music by Wasilla Stringsters
Green Acres Resort
March 16 - 10 P.M. ’HI ? ? ?
ADULTS ONLY
the Frontiersman
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