Kiddie Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Play Pens,
Dolls, Stuffed Animals
FOR THEIR CHRISTMAS GIFT
Try the
VALLEY P eop les' STORE
Floor Lamjs, Beds, Davenos, Pin-Up
Lamps, Rockers, Chests, TV, New & Used
Christmas Trees!
By phone order or mail PI-2480 or PI-3221
3 ft. or less.$1.50
4 ft. $2.50
5 ft.$3.50
6 ft.$4.50
7 ft. .$5.00
DELIVERED TO HOME
Last order date December 19
DON JONES - RICK LOVER
WINTER TIME IS FUN-TIME
at
Holies Lodge
ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE LUCILLE
WASILLA, ALASKA
FISHING'S FINE, TROUT AND SILVER SALMON
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NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED OF
Casco Kitchen Furniture
Eureka Vaccum Cleaners
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FOR THE CAMPER:
Pack Boards - Guns - Gun Gases - Knives
-Rods & Reels-Creels. 14-pc. camping kit
WASHERS • DRYERS
Carry-Ail Torch Kii with Free Metal
Carrying Case
Hi-Standard Double-Nine
With Authentic Western Grip
ARCTIC SHELTER TENTS
THESE ARE JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS — COME
IN AND LOOK AROUND.
Co-Op Building
& Farm Supply
Matanuska Valley Farmers
Cooperating Association
Committees Named
In Kiwanis Club
Committees for the coming year
have been named in the Palmer
Kiwanis Club, and are as fol
lows:
Agriculture and Conservation:
James Wilson, chairman, James
Cottrell, co-chairman; Roscoe
Taylor, Lew Hanks and Sam Rie
ger. Business and Public Affairs:
John Weisenberger, chairman;
John Shaw, co-chairman; Stan
Frost, Tat so Gosho, and William
Zahradnicek. Support of Church
es: John Parka, chairman; Mar
shall Simpson, co-chairman; Bert
Rutan, and Cy Brewer. House and
Reception: Art Wilton, chairman;
Max Clements, co-chairman; and
William Tull.
Budget: Clarence Bailey, chair
man; Max Clements, co-chairman;
James Wilson, John Shaw, Mar
vin Slaughter, Allan Mick, Cliff
Marcus, and Bert Rutan. Youth
Services: Prent Gazaway, chair
man; Les Klebesadel, . co-chair
man; George Crowthers, Marvin
Slaughter, Dick Washburn, Ray
Lancaster, Wilson Woods, and
Clarence Bailey. Program and
Music: Ed Smith, chairman; Allan
Mick, co-chairman; Vincent Hu
me, and Robert Pippel. Kiwanis
Education: Bert Rutan, chairman;
Emil Ganschow, co-chairman;
and Clarence Bailey. Bulletin:
Cliff Marcus, chairman; and Wil
son Woods, co-chairman.
NEW BABIES
Cottrell
Mr, and Mrs. James A. Cottrell,
III, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of their first child, a
son, whom they have named
James Alfred Cottrell, IV, James
was born at Valley Presbyterian
Hospital December 4, weighing
seven pounds- four ounces at
birth. Mr. Cottrell is employed
by Minor-Roop Company. Pater
nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Cottrell, II, of Palmer.
Johanson
Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Job an son
of Palmer are parents of their
fifth child, a son, who was born
at Valley Presbyterian Hospital
December 5. He weighed six
pounds, one ounce at birth. Mr.
Johnanson is employed by the
Bureau of Public Roads.
Vickary ous
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Vickary
ous of Star Route, Palmer, are
parents of their third child, a
daughter. She was born Decem
ber 5 at Valley Presbyterian Hos
pital and weighed six pounds, 14
ounces. The couple have named
her Diana Jean. Mr. Vickaryous
is employed by Russell-Birdsell
Company.
FFA AND FHA GROUPS
HOLD CHRISTMAS SUPPER
Members of the Palmer Future
Farmers of America and Future
Homemakers of America enjoyed
a pot-luck Christmas supper, fol
lowed by a dance on December
4 in the high school home econ
omics room. The menu included
Matanuska Maid ice cream, do
nated by the Matanuska Valley
Farmers Cooperating Association.
Attending advisors to the two
groups were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Ward and Mrs. Larry Rideout,
COURT NEWS
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Commissioners Court
Jeremy Gallagher received a
six-month suspended sentence,
with 10 days to serve and had
his driver’s license revoked for
60 days when found guilty Octo
ber 25 on a city police complaint
I of driving with bis license can-1
j celled or suspended.
Helmut M. Kalwies was fined
$10 on a November 5 complaint
of driving without the necessary
registration on the vehicle; fined
$10 for driving without a driver’s
license in possession; and fined
$100, of which $50 was ^suspend
ed, for parking a vehicle so as to;
obstruct traffic on the highway.
All complaints were made by ter
ritorial police.
Failure to yield right of way
brought a fine of $50 of which
$40 was suspended, on a territori
al police complaint November 26
against Richard C. Burnett.
Thomas E. Williams was fined
November 26 $50, of which $40'
was suspended on a territorial
police complaint of failure to
yield right of way, resulting in an
pccident.
Harold Stephan was fined $10
on a territorial police complaint
December 3 of speeding.
Jesse P. Malone was on Decem
ber 4 fined $100, of which $75
was suspended, on a Fish and
Wildlife Service complaint of
shooting and killing a bull moose
in a closed area.
Henry Keiner received a $50
fine, which was suspended, De
cember 4 on a FWS complaint of
attempting to take and hunting
in a closed area.
Roger L. Shaw was fined $100,
Lutheran Church
Services
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a,m. Morning Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME
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you travel . . . but there are
no mistakes when we handle
the details . . . and no extra
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OUR SPECIALTY . . . CARE
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See us today to get the
most fun out of your trip.
WRIGHT’S TRAVEL
AGENGY
Phone PI-4500
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of which $75 was suspended De
cember 7 on a FWS complaint of
shooting and killing a bull moose
in a closed area.
Edward M. McFeron was found
not guilty December 8 of a terri
torial police complaint of driving
while under the influence of in
toxicating liquor, was found
guilty of a disorderly conduct
charge and of a charge of driving
without valid Alaska driving li
cense. He was fined $40 and re
ceived a 30-day suspended sen
tence.
SUTTON CHURCH PLANS
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
The annual children’s Christ
mas program at the Sutton Com
| munity Church will be held this
year at 3 p.m. on December 21. A
j program of recitations, singing, a
Christmas tree, and treats for
the children, will be presented
All members of the family are
invited to make plans to attend.
The Christmas message will be
; offered by the pastor, the Rev
| A. B. Compton, at the 10:30 a.m
worship service on that date.
DON'T BITE OFF MORE THAN YOU CAN CHEW!
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. ♦ . Good advice for people, as well as for dinosaurs! It's
risky business fo buy more than you can comfortably afford. Pay
ments made over too long a time can cost you four times as much
as if financed the most inexpensive way!
Maintain good credit by using what credit you actually
need ... then make payments RIGHT ON TIME, every time.
MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK
Daily 10 A.M. - 3 P.M.
Open Thursday Evenings 6-8 PJML
PALMER, ALASKA
Can You Go
On Ice & Snow?
We have a good supply of Good-Year’s
famous suburbanite tires - famous
tread makes this a tire you can
rely on
Don’t forget we have many other winter
driving accessories.
Headquarters for all
good/^ear
PRODUCTS
DON'T FORGET YOU GET PATRONAGE
PURCHASE SAVINGS RECEIPTS HEREI
Auto Parts Dept.
CO-OP GARAGE Phone PI-2170
Matanusko Valley Farmers Co-Op Assn.