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JBLENALLEN NEWS_
by MARTHA PRATER
Fred Champoux left Glenallen
Sunday June 3, for Anchorage
where he will fly out to meet his
wife Blanche in New Westmin
ster, B. C., Canada. Both plan to
return to GlenalLen in a few
weeks.
• • • *
The Copper Valley Homemak
ers Club is having a movie “The
Glen Miller Story” Friday and
Saturday evenings, June 8 and
9, benefit of the school picnic in
July. Admission is $1.25 for ad
ults and 50 cents for children.
* * * *
Mrs. Sally Cutshall and Mrs.
Dolores Corteville are on a bus
iness and pleasure trip to Anch
orage for a few days.
* * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore, own
ers of Gakona Lodge at Gakona,
are in the States attending their
daughter's wedding.
* * •
The REA hod a board meeting
June 5 at the ARC recreation
hall. Members present were Mr.
Harry Heintz, Mr. Stebbins of
CAA, Gulkana, Mrs. Daphne Me
Mann of Gakona and Jerome
Luebke of Glemallen.
* * ♦ *
The rummage sale sponsored
by the American Legion Auxil
iary, June 6 took a profit of
$110.32 of which $30.00 was turn
ed over to the Copper Valley
Hoar-makers Club to be used
for prizes for the community
school picnic, ivirs. Sara Luebke.
Mrs. Joanne Watson Mrs. Jean
Speerstra, Mts. Gladys Heintz.
Mrs. Martha Prater and Mrs.
Lucille Brenwick deserve a word
of thanks for their work and part
in making the rummage sale a
success.
• * * *
The staff of the Central Alas
kan Missions, Inc., invites every
one to their Open House and De
dication Ceremony of Faith Hos
pital at Glenallen on Saturday,
June 16. Open house hours are
10 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. with the
'SAGEBRUSH JUBILEE
TO BE PRESENTED
IN PALMER JUNE 19
Plans are going ahead for the
Sagebrush Jubilee which is slat
ed to be held in Palmer Tues
day evening, June 19 at the Cen
tral School gymnasium. A varied
program is planned featuring re
cording stars from radio pro
g r a ms “Louisiana Hayride”,
“Grand ’Ol Opera”, and the
“Big ‘D’ Jamboree”. Music, com
edy, solo and harmony singing,
vance ticket sales are being con
trick and novelty entertainment
are listed on the program. Ad
ducted at Betty’s and the Sour
dough Bar. Ticket^, purchased at
the door will be slightly higher
in price.
dedication ceremony at 7:30 p. m.
V * * *
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
1 day nights are work nights on
r the Legion hall at Glemallen. Any
one wishing to do something
with their evenings could go
down and pound a few nails. All
help will be greatly appreciated.
* * * •
Mrs. Clairs Shores of Fair
banks has been a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. .John R. Watson Jr. in
Glenallen for a week.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
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Notebook
All friends of the Max Sher
rods have been invited to drop
in at their home between the
hours of 3 and 5 p. m. this Sun
day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Sherrod are planning open house
in observance of their 25th wed
ding anniversary.
Helen Townsend, RN, has ar
rived in the valley from Indiana,
and has been added to the nurs
ing staff at the Valley Presby
terian Hospital.
On vacation this week from
her nurse supervisory duties at
the valley hospital is Mrs. Mar
ian Maclntire.
Ruth Everett, hospital staff
member, and Apm Deming hospi
tal association board member,
will attend the Alaska Hospital
Association convention being
held in Cordova next week.
They will be gone from June 19
to June 22. Virginia Boulter will
fill in for Mrs. Everett.
Jack Dunlap, patient at the
valley hospital, was transferred
to the 5005th Airforce Hospital
on Saturday of this week. The
Community Ambulance was driv
en by Bill Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marcus and
son Stephen M. returned to
Palmer last week following a
three-week vacation in California
and Mexico. They have very en
viable suntans and reported a
Turn in Patronage Tickets
before June 30
"Matanuska Maid"
EGGS
Always Fresh
Available at all Local
Grocery Stores
CO-OP CREAMERY
Matanuska Valley Farmers
Cooperating Association
Old Pafi
THE ARKAHSAS DUDE
PRESENTS . . .
And once a month the Sagebrush Jubilee will present in person
stars of radio, records and TV
Miss Charlene Arthur
RCA VICTOR RECORDS
LEON PAYNE
CAPITOL RECORDS, "I Love You Because"
NEAL PEACHSEED JONES
COMIC, COLUMBIA RECORDS
PLUS
THE ARKANSAS DUDE
COMEDIAN
and Many, Many Others
Coming June 19 only,
SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
PALMER
From Dallas, Texas
BIG "D" JAMBOREE
Advance Tickets:
CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS ..50c ADULTS ... $1.50# Tax Included
AT THE DOOR: Adults .. . $2.00 -. Children .. .75c
Ticket Hew On Sale at . • • BETTYS’ and tke SOURDOUGH BAR
wonderful trip.
Visiting in Palmer this week
is William Zahradnieek of Cor
dova, son of Superintendent of
Schools and Mrs. William Zah
radnicek. He plans to accom
pany his father as far as Cordo
Va later this week when William,
Sr. leaves for the States where
he will visit in California and
Washington before returning to
Palmer the latter part of July.
Bud Koslosky has been ap
pointed to sell Federal hunting
and fishing licenses. Koslosky’s
Department sore also are auth
orized to sell the Territorial fish
ing stamp. New licenses and
stamps will go on sale after June
15.
Leveling work, bringing the
area down to grade, is being done
on the Sims property next to the
Motanuska Hotel. The city street
department personnel will cut
the street through between Val
ley and Matanuska on the south
end of the Sims property. Dr.
Sims said this week that he
hopes to get the entire block
seeded down.
Dr. Allan iMiek and William
Sweetman of the Alaska Agricul
ture Experiment Station and Dr.
Dwight Espe of the Washington
D. C. Office of Experiment Sta
tions, left Palmer for Fairbanks
yesterday where they will con
fa Federally insured to $10,000.
★ Open an account for any
amount. You have the right
of withdrawal at all times.
fa FHA Title 1 loans /
for modernization.
fa Purhase of Real
Estate contracts.
fa Mortgage loans te
buy, build or remodel.
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS N
OF ANCHORAGE
223 E. FIFTH AVENUE
duct animal examinations of the
federal grant research projects.
This is Dr. Espe’s first visit to
Alaska.
Jack Newcomb, up from Seat
tle, is a Palmer visitor this week.
He plains to return Stateside as
soon as possible. The Newcombs
plan to make their home in New
Westminister, B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F.
Krause and family are on an ex
tended vacation trip to the
States. They expect to return
Krause, station agent at the Pal
HOMEMAKERS PICNIC
HAS BEEN CANCELLED
All membes of Valley Hame
make clubs are notified that the
all-clubs picnic planned by the
Homemakers Council for June
24 has been cancelled due to
conflicting picnics on that date.
around the first of August,
mer Depot, AJtR. is being re
placed during his absence by Dan
Hamon of Anchorage.
LEADING
Farm Equipment
HEADQUARTERS
• INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
• NEW HOLLAND
See I.H.C. Model 20C Field Harvester
with 6-fool cut
ALSO NEW HOLLAND HELD HARVESTERS
Other I.H.G and NEW HOLLAND Farm
Equipment Includes:
Fertilizer Spreaders — Manure Spreaders — Drills — Plows—
Discs — Tractors — Blackhawk half-track for IHC
or Ford Tractors — IHC Balers — Mowers—Rakes
New Holland Balers — Field Choppers —
Mowers —Rakes — King-Wyse Elevators
FOR SALE
NCW IHC Grain Drill, kedueed Price I
'53 1-Ton Ford Pick-up
8 ft. Tandem Packer
Massey-Harris 2-Bottom Plow
Flex Harrow
NEW Fertilizer spreader at good discount
Turn in Your Patronage Tickets before June 30
Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating
Association
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MEA
SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
School Gym -- 8p.m.
fee. 7Ae4e / /