Palmer Trackmen Practice for May 10
High School Tourney at Fair Grounds
Four Out < A Alnxknn school*
ami WiiMlla will participate next
week Saturday. May 10, in a
track tournam*nt which w ill take
place at the Fair Ground* in Pal
mer.
Class A Mt.ma are all mem
ber* of tht Raiibel! Conierencc
Sev. ard. Anchorage, Fairbank*
and Palmer
Two relay race* have been ad
ded to laM yrn't schedule
Palmer'* sh a may n<d be ah
good thi* year. Coach Bob Crite?
fear*. So far the athlete* have
had only thre* day* rf practice
and the times on races t< date art
slow, Spring football practice
has had an adverse effect on the
turnout this year for track One
of last year's star*. Benny Ros
who won the 8F0 event last year
has gone to the States. Harvey
Hiber was lost through gradua
tion. It is also feared that Monte
Larsh may n» *. be able to run.
and Chuck Miilis' knee injure
dating back t the recent basket
ball season may keep him out of
the meet.
Tentative lineup of Palmer
trackmen fc r the several events
is as follows: the mile and 880
yard races.—Jim Hitchcock Dic<i
Ganschow. Paul Peterson, and
Eugene Combs, quarter mile race
—Jim Caulkins. Jim Joy. John
Hogin, and Larry Woods; 100
and 220 yard dashes—Dick Gei
witz. Chuck Miilis, and Riley
Curtis: high and low hurdles—
Monte Larsh- Bar. Wolfe, and
Peter Bouwens: broad jump—
Gus Klem, Dan Wolfe. Dick Gan
schow. and Jim Joy: high jump—
Gus Klem and Dan Wolfe; shot—
Gus Klem; and discus throw—
Bob Laeher Gus Klem, and Jim
Caulkins.
No man is permitted to enter
more than four events.
LITTLE LEAGUE RIFLE
DRAWING RESCHEDULED
FOR TOMORROW NIGHT
The Little League rifle draw
ing that didn't come off last Sat
urday night as scheduled will
take place tomorrow night, Fri
day. at Valley Theater at the
time of the regular drawing there,
it was announced today. The
winner need not be present at
the drawing.
The reason the drawing did not
proceed last Saturday night as
planned was that all tickets had
not been turned in at Grasser s
Hardware.
Freddie Cook was announced
as high seller among the Little
Leaguers. He sold 51 tickets.
The Moose sponsors of Little j
Leaguers expressed their thanks
to all the local businesses which
have cooperated in handling tick
ets. especially to Agnes and
Johnny Reed of Grasser’s Hard
ware.
Dr. Terris Moore- president oi :
the University of Alaska flew ;
down from Fairbanks last Satur-:
day afternoon for a two-hour con- j
ferenee with Director Don j-..
Irwin and Dr. ALan H. Mick at
the Alaska Experiment Station.
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EVERYTHING! REMEMBER?
Carpenters, Remember!
Carpenters Local 2251
Meets 2nd and 4ih Wednesday
Each Month
8 K S y R A M G £ jj
cf All Kinds
FIRE — THEFT
UFE — ACCIDENT
ETC.
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COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
TUESDAY. MAY f
MATANUSKA SKI CLUB. P*l.
I met School 8pm
MASONIC LODGE CarpenterV1
Hall 8 p rn
ST MICHAEL S ALTAR A ROS
ARY SOCIETY
BOY SCOUTS. United Protc?
tant Church 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 7
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Cn
op club room. 12 05 p.m.
MATANl’SKA SPORTS
MAN CLUB. Club Quartern
8 p m.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. Co
op club room. 7:30 p m
THURSDAY. MAY 1
AMERICAN LEGION AND AU
XILIARY. Carpenters’ Hall. *'
p.m
FRIDAY MAY 2
MUSIC FESTIVAL. Anchorage
SQUARE DANCE CLUB. Moos.
Hall. 8 p.m.
AAAS. Cook Inlet Chapter
SATURDAY. MAY 3
MUSIC FESTIVAL. Anchorage
MONDAY. MAY 5
KIWANIS CLUB. Co-Op Clur.
room. 12:05 p.m.
BETA SIGMA PHI. reg. meeting
VETERANS' TRAINING CLASS
Co-op club room. 8 p.m.
.
SCHOOL CALENDAR
May 2 & 3—Music Festival in
Anchorage. School will operate i
as usual.
May 2—Merit Exams, grade 12. j
May 6—School Picnics, grades 7
12. CEach room to plan its own
menu.)
May 10—Junior-Senior Banquet
and Prom.
May 10—Track Meet.
May 11—Baccalaureate Service in
i School Gym.
May 12—Class Day, 1:30 p.m.
May 13—Grades 1-6: check in
books in afternoon. Hold stu
dents until regular dismissal
time.
May 13—Semester Examinations.
May 14—Semester Examinations.
May 14—Grade School Picnics:
Grade 4-6—Barry’s Lake
Grades 1-3—Remain in Palmer
May 15—No classes for Grades 1
Third Division Will
Get Nn Second Judg?
This Eleclicn Year
The Third Divimnn will n-i
have «noth«r Fodnal judge th.*
year
The Hou«e «»f RcprewntntiV'*
’"»«t week «rnt the omntbu*
judgeship bill bark t<> committee,
when it probably will remain
without further action being tak
en according to Delegate F. I.
Bartlett
Twenty-three new judgeship*
throughout the country would
have been established under the
provisions of an art approved bv
the Senate and the House Judi
ciary committee. Need for an
other judge for the Third Divi
sion was acknowledged by the
committee in reporting the bill
to the House of Representatives
Earlier the urgency of the need
as brought about by the largo
population increase in Alaska's
most populous division had al
ready been certified by the Judi
cial Conference.
The fight against the measure
was strictly on party lines. Re
publicans, according to Bartlett,
made a concerted fight against
it. Judges are appointed and this
is an election year.
12. Teachers on duty as usual.
May 16—Busses arrive for report
cards Friday at 1:00 p.m.: de
part at 1:30 p.m.
May 16—Commencement 8:00
p.m. for Grade 12 and Grade
8. _____
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TREASURE CHEST
Gifts of
Distinction
Works of Art—Ceramics
Crystal—Lamps—Fine China
Costume Jewelry—Linews—
Baby Gifts and Gift Ware.
Specializing in Bavarian Fine
China Dinnerware.
SI.00 down, S1.00 a week
An interesting shop in which
to browse.
Next to Hyland Hotel
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS
Prints or Plains
Imports or Domestics
Ask for Our Estimates on Asphalt Tile
J C FLOOR COVERING
. 411 Fifth Avenue Anchorage Phone 32251
FUL- 0 -PEp
and §
Ford Tractors
What a Combination for the Farmer
YES, we want you to know that we have t=ken on another L
service to the farmers and cardeners of the Matanuska Valley
. . . the FORD TRACTOR and the entire DEARBORN Farm |
Equipment line. f,
NOW FARMING THE MODERN WAY . . . TWICE AS MUCH
i WORK COMPLETED AT THE END OF THE DAY.
New literature and demonstration stock will be arriving soon
for your inspection and information.
BROOKS FEED and SUPPLY
Open 8:30—5:30 daily except Sundays
PALMER. ALASKA
Be sure to listen to "MAN ON THE FARM” over KENI
each Saturday, 12:30
Homemakers
Calendar
WaaUia
M. v 1 Mr* Winter Harvey
Nuffil
May I r m. Mr* Ruth Modem'
Homesteader*
Mr* O’Neill
Chugtak
Community H..11
Cheechako
Mr*. Cloyune Dnggars
Palmaiilla
p m. Mr*. Dearborn
Sourdough
Mn. Gladys Falk
Riverbend
Mrs. Marylou Rideout
Copper Valley
C.A A Station
Glacier View
Mrs. Oscar Bevlund
New Club
Mrs Clara Kopperud .
Butte
Mrs. I. M. Sandvik
Jim 1° vAtt:.
May 7
May 8
May 12
May 13
May 13
May 15
May 20
May 20
May 20
May 22
Mac’s
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Looks like the line-up to
buy train tickets on a holi
day weekend. But its only
the family waiting for
Father to finish hogging
the bathroom in the morn
ing. This “boarding house"
rush can be avoided so
easily by installing a
second bath in odd corner
or closet space. See us for
complete low-cost plans.
MAC'S PLUMBING
and HEATING
BAUERS VISIT OUTSIDE
M’ .n«l Mi* H S * m
h*w m*di thi it hurnt-in tl,< Val
l« v *n<o 1M.1. plan in Iravi h r
California ;*rw1 WrM rna*1 ar*,»
♦ u*. *(.*■ fit*1 of May vbrit*
thry « ul Mult U*< ir two rl*u, •
• r* i«na Mr Raur'i *u*tcr
Tin liaut r* have Ioann! If f r
dmv fair, t. Nathan Rinth >f
AnrhoraM
The m • no 1 politician* n.»'•
their ear* to the Kroutol n"\v
goes to bear creek
f'urtn-r it ■» ! t r.
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purity, and color
of our Diamonds,
plus our reputa
tion for giving
value, is your
assurance of
quality and sat
isfaction, regard
less of the price
you pay.
DIAMOND SETS $42.50 AND UP
Complete window disp’ay of diamonds direct from factory;
for 10 days only.
Convenient Ley-a-Wey Plan
d!!l ^ 01! Ill11!
MFG. JEWELER—DIAMOND SETTER
342 4TH AVE.—ANCHORAGE
Open every night including Sundays 'till 9 P.M. for the
convenience of our Out-of Tcwn customers.
Clean Up Week May
To make the jch easier, we have In stack:
MGTH BALLS and FLAKES site MGTH P3E0FKG LIQUIDS
EHAMEL POLISH SiMSHK1: WJUTH
SP8SfiES-K0PS-BRC0KS-B8BSEES-£CSU:Jie PASS
CHEESE CLOTH-GLASS WAX-CLS-COAT WOX-C3EJUH
WAX-JOHNSGK’S PASTE A-ID CREAM WAX
SILVER POLISH, CHROME and METAL P&IS3 aad
STOVE POLISH
GOCD YEAR WIPE WAX for cars-sf reed en, ®re df, Lsng
lasJjns pi'Qteclive glaze.
INSECTICIDES mi DRY CLEARING FLUIDS
dor Mothers' Day, Sunday May II
Beautiful NYLON nighties—slips and panties in the new delicate
shades—Bcntique Beige, Venetian Blue, Aiabasta White, Alpine
Pink and Lucern Blue.
Also more of the lovely BALLET hose.
BEAUTIFUL MOTHER'S DAY CARDS
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