8 THE FRONTIERSMAN
Thursday, December II, 1958
k&porters—
NotebaoJz
Eunice Flint will be hostess
lor members of Theta Chapter,
BSP, at their December 15 meet
ing A business meeting, cultural
program (to be presented by Le
Ann Dodds), and the revelation
of secret sisters will be held. All
members are urged to attend.
-tubers of Xi Ft a Chapter,
BSP, wfll be meeting at the home
of Vivian Shaver on Monday, De
cember 15, During the meeting
there will be the annual revela
tion of secret sisters. All chapter
members are cordially invited to
attend and take their favorite j
slides on Alaska for a program:
«»1 “Seeing Alaska on the Screen.'’
Charles Marsh, member of the
economics department Alaska
Agriculture Experiment Station,
left Palmer Wednesday for With
jrta, Kansas where he will spend
Wh holidays with relatives. He
expects to return about January
2J and lus family, which has been
venting in Kansas since Septem
ber, will return at the same time.
Mrs. L, C Stock leaves Palmer
the 13th en route to Olympia,
Washington where she will visit
at the home of the Stock’s son,
Carry Stock, and his family. She
will be meeting a new grandchild
for the first tune.
Mr and Mrs. Noel Woods and
f amily are driving Outside for the
holidays and will visit with Mrs.
Woods’ parents in Warsaw, In
diana. They expect to be gone
sdanit two months. While Outside
ttu Cien Woods family will be
luring m their home.
jleruniy Gallagher was recently (
promoted from Private First
Class to Corporal by Col. James
T Walker 180th Engineer Batal
tum Commander. Corp. Gallagher
,e it member of Co. C. 180th Engr.
Bp., USAR
Abs .Ruth Everett, admitting
•officer at the Valley Presbyterian
Hospital the past three years, has
resigned her position- effective]
December 31.
Pee Hurst has accepted the
position as second cook at the
Valley Presbyterian Hospital.
Two new nurses have been ad
ded to the staff at the Valley
Presbyterian Hospital. They are
Phyllis Wyman, UN, formerly of
Warwick, R, I., and Beverley
Erickson. UN, formerly of Tam
pa, Florida.
The Palmer Provisional League
of Women Voters Unit 3 met with
Mrs, Winston Laugh tin Decem
ber 3 with a representative study
group. Their next meeting will
be December 17 at the home of
Mrs. Frank Morton or Mrs. Sam
Rieger, members will he notified.
Unit One will meet at the home
of Mrs. Allan Mick at 1 pan.
December 15.
FOR THE BEWILDERED MALE
WHO WON'T ASK HIS
‘WIFE HER SIZE.
l>o two things measure one of
tier dross or slack belts from the
buckle tongue to the eyelet most
used for her waist measurement,
and sneak a peek at either a bra
or slip label always found inside
the garment where you will find
the bust size these two sizes
veil! tie sufficient for everything
but hose, and of course come in
to Hetty's for help in choosing
that efctra special gift for her
Pd. adv.
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NEW MAGAZINE
FEATURES ALASKA
Eight pages of colored pictures
in the January Issue of TOGETH
ER magazine dramatize for its
950,000 subscribers the work of
-The Methodist Church in Alaska
under the title, ‘‘Methodism’s
Stake in the Newest State.” A
large, half-page relief map shows
the location of the 27 Methodist
churches and preaching places in
the state as well as the three hos
pitals, two community centers,
and the children’s home main
tained by the Women’s Division
of Christian Service in the United
States.
On the pages also are featured
such landmarks as the Menden
hall glacier, Kennecott Copper
tfhost mine, downtown area of
Anchorage, Matanuska Valley
scene (although the picture
shown is of Cramer’s Farm in
Fairbanks) and other colorful Al
askan
USD A REPORTS ON SURVEY
at food supplies in retail stores -
Results of nationwide survey by
Bureau of Census for USDA show
that in 1957 retail food stores
were carrying slightly more than'
10 days’ supply of food for na
tion, including noncoricent rated,
fluids
Thrifty Variety
GIFTS GALORE - TOYS - CHRISTMAS
CARDS-GIFT WRAP
Open Each Evening Until Christmas
Open Sundays Noon - 4 p.m.
KOSLOSKY'S
Yardage Sale
Fancy Corduroys r^.si.98$U9
Plain Corduroy
Colton Flannel
Colton Prints
Reg. $1.49
Reg. 79c & up
obest
Reg. 79c to 99c
oberre originals
Woolens
t
2
98c I
49c j
49c |
89c
.. ..
price
•3 0EQ
White Arrow Shirts
On sale this week at only
Another Shipment
Vibrator Pillows
Also new heating pad
Vibrator Pillow
*2.98
EACH
,».,s6,9S
EACH
$4 450
only
We find, in making a study of the last “Quarterly Repot! on Alas
ka’s Food Prices” published and conducted by the University of
Alaska Agriculture Extension Service, that KOSLQSKY'S every
day shelf prices are lower on most items than the average price in
Anchorage. We call this to your attention because we are proud of
it and we invite you into our store to make these comparisons. We
are striving to bring you the very highest quality at the very low
est cost. MAKE YOUR DOLLARS GO FARTHER BY SHOPPING.
at KOSLOSKY’S
1 lb. can
Vets Dog Food
BIG TOP—-9'/2 oz. goblet
Peanut Butter
i. *1*
49<
DON’T FORGET THE KIDS!
JOIIV TIME
POP CORN
2 lO OZ. CANS
49c
HOLIDAY
Margarine
4for$1.00
BETTY CROCKER'S
Hi-Pro Cereal
61 oz.
29<
ALBERS
Flapjack Mix
10 ibs. 1*69
HUNT'S
Dried Beef «. ^
Pork Feet s» boneless m ».
Chopped Beef
49
<
12 oz. iin
59c
HUNT'S
Tomato Juice
HUNT'S — No. 300 tin
Cream Style Corn
46 oz.
391
5 $1
.00
DUNCAN HINES
Brownie Mix
CHOCOLATE OR BLONDE
BETTY CROCKER
Macaroons
CHOCOLATE OR COCONUT
NEW!
\ DINNER
STEAKS
VEAL, BAR B-Q and BEEF
\ SMOKED
Picnic Hams
it. 49c