TICKETS GO ON SALE FOR GUILD
PRODUCTION OF “CURIOUS SAVAGE”
Tickets for the Matanuska
Valley Theatre Guild’s gently
*any production of “The Cur
ious Savage” are now on sale,
■director Marziah Miller an
nounced this week. They can
be purchased from any cast
member, at Lea's Dress Shop
•or at Piggly Wiggly, or at the
door. Libby Martin is chairman
*of ticket sales.
General admission is $1 for
adults, 50c for children. There
will also be a reserved section,
?or which admission will be
$1 50 for adults and $1 for chil
dren.
“The Curious Savage," first
produced by the New York
Theatre Guild in 1950 with Lil
lian Gish in the title role of
Ethel Savage, is the story of a
woman whose unorthodox han
dling of her deceased husband's
fortune leads her stepchildren
to have her committed to “The
Cloisters," a home for mental
patients.
Other characters are the
charmingly whacky inmates of
the home and the very capable
staff members who have their
own individual way of hand
ling their patients.
Mrs. Miller is still in need
of a round. Duncan Phyfe table
with a drawer in it. and a small
portable lamp table, prefer
ably round. Anyone who has
! such items of furniture and
who would be willing to lend
j them for the Guild production
| is asked to call the director at
PI 5-3876.
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Put that security buffer of extra dollars in a
fully insured savings account here. They'll be
safe, and they II be earning more money, with
regular interest.
PALMER, ALASKA
Daily 10 A M. - 3 P.M.
Open Thursday Evenings 6-8 P.M.
New Fashm Film
Is Available Free
The new fashions have
something for every woman
this season as they emphasize
a tasteful, individual approach
to clothes. These designs are
revealed in a new 10-minute
color film, “American Fash
ions, Fall-Winter 1962-63,” just
released for showing to adult
groups.
This 16mm-sound movie is
the fifth in a series of seasonal
fashion documentaries present
ed by the union label depart
ment of the International La
dies’ Garment Workers’ Union.
Beautiful creations for all
occasions are modeled in at
tractive settings. Fashion wri
ter Jane Trahey did the narra
! tive. The clothes were selected
I by Eleanor Lambert, director of
| the consumer service program.
I This unique film is offered
free to women’s clubs, col
leges, churches and women’s
industrial and commercial or
ganizations. It may be borrow
ed from Pictures, Inc., 811 8th
Avenue. Anchorage.
NASH ANNOUNCES
A C PROGRAM OPENING
John D. Nash, Palmer County
ASCS office manager, an
nounced yesterday that author
ization to open the 1963 Agri
cultural Conservation program
was received from Alaska State
ASCS Chairman Darrell Baird.
Ail farmers interested in cost
| sharing in ACP practices this
! fall should come in to the
ASCS office, American Legion
i building. Palmer, to make ap
! plication.
B and H Installs
Hay Pelleter
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B AND H SUPPLY EMPLOYEES pose beside the big dehydra
tor-pelleter installed last summer at the Byron Hollem
baek farm. They are left to right, Hollembaek, Kenneth
Smith, Dee Woods, Jim Frey, Jr., and Duane Smith.
(PHOTO BY JIM FREY)
Installed last summer at the
Byron J. Hollembaek farm was
the dehydrator and pellet ma
chine shown above, which is
capable of producing 5400
pounds of dry hay pellets per
hour, according to Hollembaek,
owner of the B and H Supply
Company in Palmer.
Besides the local market for
the hay product, interest has
been shown from Japan in an
offer to buy 3000 tons of the
SUNRISE BAKERY
OVER 35 VARIETIES
OF BREAD
DELIVERED FRESH DAILY TO YOUR FAVORITE GROCER
"IF ITS FRESHER THAN SUNRISE
IT HASN'T BEEN BAKED"
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You weren't there to vote on:
1. THE CUBAN RESOLUTION
2. THE PRESIDENT'S EMERGENCY POWERS
3. THE TRADE EXPANSION ACT
You were ABSENT for 125 out of 190 roll call
votes in the Senate . . . MAY-OCT. 1962. You
were ABSENT for ALL of the 90 roll call votes
from AUG. 16-OCT. 20, 1962.
DIRECT
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ELECT A FULLTIME SENATOR
VOTE FOR TED
STEVENS
FOR U.S. SENATOR
Written by Stevens for Senate Commit
tee, Thomas Fink, chairman Anchorage'
pellets, the farmer-businessman
said.
More hay is needed for pel
lets, he stated, adding that
when more land is made avail
able for greater hay production,
expansion possibilities of the
I industry are great. The hay pel
lets sell for $85 to $90 per ton.
Advantages of using the hay
pellets as a feed include better
quality feed, more production
per pound, ease of handling,
and less storage space required
for the concentrated product,
Hollembaek stated.
He explained that brome hay
consists of approximately 72
per cent moisture, and that for
every 100 pounds of green hay,
60 pounds of water is removed
by the dehydrator-pelleter.
Three trucks, a tractor, a
chopper, and seven men are
needed to keep the big machine
going, according to Hollem
baek. It would take 18 men to
keep it in operation around the
clock, he said.
If you prefer a
change from the past
two administrations
WRITE IN
THE
MAN
OF
THE
HOUR
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for
GOVERNOR
A politic*) ad, paid for by Jay Holmes,
treasurer, of the Alaska Betterment Club.
LDS CHURCH TO HAVE
DINNER. BAZAAR
Plans are being made for a
bazaar and dinner on Saturday,
Nov. 17, by members of the
LDS Church in Palmer. Both
will be held in the church
basement, with the bazaar
opening at 2 p.m. and the din
ner to be served from 5:30
p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
The meal will teature roast
beef, with an unusual pudding
cake for dessert. Bazaar items
will include hand-made art
icles, popcorn balls, fish pond,
and Christmas gifts.
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.25 Air Mail Tablets.17
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Bert's Drug Store
PI 5-4500 & PI 5-4515 Palmer
AT THE
MATANUSKA HAID
BUILDING FARM
SUPPLY STORE
We Have a complete line of
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
In PAINTS wra havs Hw GENERAL LINE
Manufactured by the Glidden Co.
We have everything you need for fixing up your
stoves for winter.
• STOVE PIPE FROM 3 in. to 10 in.
• BLACK AND GALVANIZED REDUCERS, ELBOWS, DAMPERS
• FLOOR COVERINGS
SOME AT SPECIAL PRICES
These are just a few of the many items we carry in stock.
We have the most complete stock of items for the Farm
and Home in the Valley, if not in Alaska.
TRY IIS-WE APPRECIATE YOUR RISKS*!