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Vol. li(._Palmer, Alaska_December 21, 193^-»_Ho. h9
Sec. 32+ .66 P.L. and R.
U.S. POSTAGE
H PAID
PALMER, ALASKA
PERMIT NO. 3
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CHECKS STILL ::>!\CAL!f.i)
TOR. nj QhjCE
19i;l Certificates of
Equity will be redeemed
upon presentation at
the main office of the
Co-op. Mr. Ess linger
said some holders of
I9I1O certificates have
not as yet claimed their
checks as advertised a
year ago.
Capital Reserve Cer
tificates and Certifi
cates of Equity for the
years 1950 and 1951 may
be claimed at the main
office immediately after
Christmas.
MERRY Ch RISE MAS
AliRANCC-McNTS ALL
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Tho Big Santa Claus
Christmas party for tho
young fry of the Valley
children up to and in
cluding those of tho
sixth grade, is sched
uled to start at two
o'clock on Monday after
noon, December 2l(.th.
Santa v/i 11 of course
be included in tho pro
gram which will also
feature seven comedies,
all of which tho kids
will love.
The sale of Christmas
trees being conducted
by the Beta Sigma Phi,
OPERETTA WELL
RECEIVE0 m PARENTS
The "Old Crosspatch"
a Christmas operetta
presented by the elem
entary grades of the
Palmer School, was re
ceived with much en
thusiasm by proud par
ents and frionds on
Thursday afternoon.
The cast of Characters
includod Vicki Graves,
Gretchon; Neil Harmon,
Jan; Joanne Brunner,
Katrina; Pat Schaefer,
Hulda; Roy Felix, Pieter
Betty Jo Wilson, Hond
rieka Van Hals; Judy
Kuoppala, V/ilhclmina;
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