PUBLIC LIBRARY HOURS—PALMER, ALASKA
MONDAYS 7:30 to 9:00 P.M.
Yvonne Nclson-Librarian
VTEDNESDAYS 2:00 to 4:00 P.M.
Frances Eldridgc-Librarian
FRIDAYS 7:00 to 8:00 P.M.
Ruth Havenor—Librarian
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PALMER THEATER TO GET FAMOUS FILM
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One of the most outstanding pictures of
the year will be shown at the Palmer
Theater on Sunday evening at 8:00' p.m.
Margaret O'Brien and Edward G. Robinson
will appear in "Our Vines Have Tender
Grapes.”
Little Margaret takes the roll as Selma,
a seven year old Uisoncin farm girl who
battles almost single-handedly against, tho
complacency and self-centered .attitude of
the town'3 men and women, Robinson plays
tho part of Margaret's father, a farmer,
whose first and last devotioh is to his
homo and family, James Craig, as the ed
itor of tho local newspaper, is Selma's
confidant and ally. Frances Gifford as
beautiful and talented school teacher and
young Jackie "Butch" Jenkins, cousin and
playmato, support little Margaret.
This picture is a true to life drama with
true to life characters.
BROTHERS OH HAY TO !®J IN 30-ft. YACHT
Pour brothers by the name of McLaughlin,
arc on their way to Kenai in a 30 ft.
yacht called the Hhitc Stag, They plan
to take up cattle raising in that area.
Two of the boys served in tho Army on the
Kenai Peninsula and they were greatly
impressed with the possibilities of beef
production there.
Everyone you know can make you happy
some by arriving, others by leaving.
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