I How (an I!!
' BY ANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I remove wrinkles
from the skin?
A. Apply once or *wice a day
o mixture of one ounce of melt
ed white wax, two ounces of
trained honey, and two ounces
juice of lily bulbs. Get the ap
proval of your physician or drug
gist before using.
Q. Hew can I remove glue
stains fro.n furniture and fabrics?
A. By dipping a cloth in vine
gar and rubbing hard. If the glue
has hardened, keep wetting it
v.'ith vinegar, and when softened
rub it off.
Q. How can I mend a rubber
hot water bottle?
A. By using several layers of
mending tissue, setting in place
with a warm iron.
CL How can I make a substi
tule cedar closet?
A. If there is no cedar closet
in the house, wipe the shelves and
the woodwork of the clothes
closet with cedar oil when clean
ing. This process should be re
peated from time to time.
Q. How can I improve the
taste of home-made mustard, and
also keep it fresh for several
days?
A. By adding a few drops of 1
soisd oil when mixing.
G. How can I prevent the
thread from coming oul of the
needle of the sewing machine
when removing the material?
A. The needle will not un- \
thread if it is raised to the highest I
point before taking out the cloth.
Q. How can I make prune cus
tard?
A. By cutting stewed prunes
into quarters, and adding lemon
custard, topped with the white of
an egg. It will make a delicious
dessert.
Q. How can I clean the inside
of a glass jar?
A. Fill it with hot water and
stir a teaspoonful of baking soda
in it. Shake well, then empty the
jar at once and rinse in clear
water.
Q. How can I prevent burning
of milk?
A. Rinse out the saucepan
with cold water before using, and
the milk will be less likely to
burn.
NEWBABiVT~~
Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gardner,
former Palmerites, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
their first child, a daughter, who
was born at Valley Presbyterian
Hospital January 15. She has
been named Lee Ann and weigh
ed seven pounds, six ounces at
birth. Mrs. Gardner is the for
mer Stephanie Sobczak, former
Palmer school teacher. The Gard
ners now make their home in
Anchorage where Mr. Gardner is
employed by the District Engin
eers.
IT'S STILL A LONG TIME 'TILL SPRING
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Area Riflemen
Trounce Chugach
Gun Club Team
Friday, the 13th, proved to be
I lucky for rifle shooters of the
Matanuska Valley Sportsmen
| who met riflement of the Chugach
; Rod and Gun Club in a shoulder
to-shoulder match at the Palmer
range.
Shooters of the valley club’s
first team out-shot the visitors so
highly that scores shot by the
second team were used against
the Chugach men, with the Pal
mer shooters still coming out 20
points ahead of the Anchorage
area team. The following scores
are the outcome of the match:
MVS 2nd team P S K oh lot
J. Dodge 100 97 94 33 376
E. Bellringer 100 98 94 83 375
D. Fleming 100 97 95 82 374
J. Shook 100 99 95 80 374
J. Harris _100 98 94 79 371
TOTAL . 1870
CHUGACH R & G
P S K oh lot
J. Donaldson 100 99 99 92 390
Irvin 99 98 92 88 377
Perkins 93 97 82 89 367
Houtz 99 97 82 89 367
Conway 96 91 89 67 343
TOTAL 1850
The day before, January 12,
wasn’t so lucky for the local
shooters. Members of the pistol
team were taken in a shoulder-to
shoulder match with the pistol
shooters of the Chugach club, by
76 points.
Pistol shooters and their total
scores were as follows: CHUG
ACH R&G: Gatch, 277; GI.,^
273; Mitchell, 267; Veach, 2o„,
Hudson, 265. TOTAL, 1347. MVS
R&&F: N. Woods, 285; D. Contini,
256; W. Woods, 250; R. Johns,
244; A. Seldal, 236. TOTAL 1271.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS I
ANNUAL ELECTIONS
HELD AT UNITED
PROTESTANT CHURCH
Thirty-six people were present
I for the annual Congregational
Meeting held at United Prof%
tant Church last Sunday after
noon. Annual reports were given
and annual elections held with
the following results:
Elders: Harry Wimmer, three
! years; Mrs. Ruth Estelle, two
I years. ,
Trustees: Mrs. Doris McKinley,
C. Ivan Branton, and Cy Brewer,
three years; Mrs. Richard Pettit
and John Dryden, one year.
Visitation committee: Mrs.
Jessie DeVries, three years; Mrs.
Leva Lawton, two years.
Phillip Edleman, steward; and
Dr. Winston Laughlin, Sunday
School superintendent and church
treasurer, were unanimously re
elected to their offices.
Other officers of the United
Protestant Church include Mrs.
Walter Huntley. Mrs. Don Irwin,
Mrs. Margaret Cope, Mrs. Ina Mc
Kenzie, R. J. Heddles, John De
Vres, and Mrs. R. J. Heddles.
j Sat., Jan., 21
| PALMER
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
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1 Ghuzch of God
| MATANUSKA STREET \
| a! 3;0G P.M.
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ALL Come Out
it is for you
JUNEAU—Members of the Al- '
aska Board of Health met in An
chorage for a special mid-year
meeting. Agenda for the two-day j
session included work on the Al
aska Department of Health bud- I
get as well as discusion of items
not completed at the board’s an
nual meeting in Juneau in Octo
ber. The meetings were held at
the Health department regional
offices at 327 Eagle Street.
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