Palmer Moose
Victorious Over
54th Troop Carriers
The Palmer Moo** quintet won
their second victory Friday night
over the 54th Troop Carrie/
Squadron by a score of 34 to 40
This was the first public game
of the season, and the boys made
a good showing for local fans ;n
their first appearance.
Palmer stayed well ahead until
the third quarter- when the score
was tied up at 26 even. Then the
Moose moved up fast and guarded
their gains successfully.
Larsh and Geiwitz tied for high
point man on the Moose team,
both men having scored nine
points. High point man for the
opposing team was Bryan.
Following are the individual
scores made during the game:
Palmer Moose—40
^Larsh
KJem
McKechnie
Brown
Eckert
Lacker
Fridley
Geiwitz
Colberg
OiOO-lMOOl'JIO
10
54th Troop Carrier Squadron
Gilbert . 5
Walker 2
Bryan . 16
Taylor 2
Wagner 3
Gerone 6
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The Palmer Moose will have
their next game Friday, Novem
ber 23, when they will play the
196th Medics at the local gym
nasium.
Carpeniers, Remember!
Carpenters Local 2251
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Each Month
TIME TO CLEAN
THOSE SNOWSUITS
AND WINTER
CLOTHES!
Won't be long before
your youngsters will
be braving the first
snowfall with warm
winter clothes. Don't
be caught short—send
their winter things—
and yours—to us now
for cleaning.
BROWN'S SHOP
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School Lunch Menus
Prove Popular With
Students and Parents
Palmer schoolchildren are look
ins forward to their lunches at
school now because they know
exactly what to expect Their
parents are also forewarned, and
it's their own fault if the kids
complain about eating spinach
twice in one day.
Last week School Cafeteria
Manager Thelma Cope inaugurat
ed the plan of mimeographing
menus planned for the following
week and sending them home to
the parents.
Next week's luncheon menu <s
as follows:
Monday—Chipped beef on bis
cuits. soinach. fruit, sandwiches
and milk.
Tuesday — Cold meat sand- j
wiches, buttered green beans,
cake and milk.
Wednesday—Baked hash, sal
ad, fruit, sandwiches and milk.
Thursday — Creamed Chicken,
mashed potatoes, jello salad,
sandwiches and milk.
Friday—Tunafish and noodles,
creamed peas, fruit, sandwiches
and milk.
NEW VETERAN'S ADM.
DEPUTY APPOINTED
FOR ANCHORAGE REGION
Floyd Guertin, Territorial com
missioner of Veteran’s Affairs an
nounced last Friday the appoint
ment of Harld E. Kenny as dep
uty commissioner in charge of the
regional office at Anchorage.
Kenny will replace Elliott Ro
bertson who has resigned to ac
cept a position in the First Na
tional Bank of Anchorage.
PALMER
SHOE REPAIR
located near
Valley Theatre
ED SMITH ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF
KIWANIS FOR '52
At their annua) meeting last
Monday. Palmer Kiwanians elect
ed Ed Smith of the Ketchikan
Spruce Mills to be president in
1952
Harlow Hodgson, agronomist at
the Experiment Station, will be
vice-president; Dr. Donald Coe,
Experiment Station pathologist,
will be secretary; and Elmer
LeDuc, linotypist for the Valley
Frontiersman and the Matanuska
Press, will be treasurer. The
board of directors will include
Emil Ganschow. Tom Day. Dr. C.
C. Bailey, Marvin Slaughter, and
Rev. James Snead. Past President
Hugh Johnson will be an ex-of
ficio member of the board.
New officers will be installed
at a special Ladies’ Night meet
ing early in January. Lloyd Sev
erns, Charles W. Wilson, and Cy
Brewer were appointed to make
plans for the meeting.
Ed Smith, Bob Crites, Richard
Washburn, and Bill Zahradnicek
were appointed as a committee to
plan and conduct a Kiwanis bas
ketball game resulting from a
challenge by the Anchorage club.
New member Carl Meier, may
or of Palmer, and well known lo
HILL TOP CAFE
Under New Managememl
Home Cooked Meals
We Are Also Specializing in
Hungarian Cooking
SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS
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Sheet Metal Work
Furnaces
Stokers Pre-fab Chimneys
Stainless Steel Work
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Phone: 62J3
Palmer
SCHOOL SKATING PARTY
Miss Nettie Smith's eighth
grade and the two seventh grades t
planned to enjoy an afternoon o! ,
skating and refreshment Wedne*
day. November 21. at the PTA
j skating nnk. Skating was to be
< gin about 2 p m. and refresh
ments were to be served at j
pm.
Committees for the affair are
cal trucker, was welcomed into
the Kiwanis Club.
No vote was taken on incor
poration of the club because a
quorum was not present.
FikhI—Caro! Berry Jimmy M> •
Nr«w, Jcnrtta Lindsey, and Gor
di n Yerbis. icc conditioning—
Victor Klcm. Dennis Uatnann.
Lane Rice, and Tony Hilderman
PORTRAITS
Oil Tinting
Color Positive Film Dev-Ansco
Color Positive Prints—Ansco
and Eastman
RAY ADAMS
COMML. PHOTOGRAPHY
GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
KEN'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Corner Valley St. and Glenn Highway
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Ken Luse & Co.
741 'C St., Anchorage, Box 2276— Dial 35601
Palmer, Alaska, Phoni- 4
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Points—Enamels
Varnishes—Stains
CHURCHILL'S
Floor Maintenance
Janitorial Supplies
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SPECIALIZING IN . . .
CHICKEN-IN-THE-ROUGH — FRIED PRAWNS
SANDWICHES
COCKTAIL LOUNGE and BAR
The Butte
MILE 40, PALMER-ANCHORAGE HIGHWAY