Hazel Byham
Returns From
Stateside Vacation
Mrs. Hazel Byham returned
to her office in Palmer Mon
day morning from a vacation
of several weeks which took
her as far as Macon and Atlan
ta. Georgia,
Leaving here Oct. 12, she
met her son, Frank Connally,
in Seattle, where they spent
three days touring Century 21
before going on to Omaha, Ne
braska, where they visited Ha
zel's elder son. Lt Colonel H.
L. Connally. The trip to Ma
con and Atlanta included a re
union with her mother and
with other members of the
family.
Mrs, Byham met husband
Ray in Seattle on Nov. 7,
where Ray saw the homecom
ing game between the Univer
sity of Washington and t h c
University of California. The
Byhams flew back to Alaska
last Sunday.
Most people who ask for crit
icism are really seeking praise.
WOTM Enroll Nine
Al Nov. 6 Meeting
Nine new members were en
rolled by the Women of the
Moose at their Nov. 6 meeting.
Ruth Giles. Tat Geiwitz, and
Bernice Hupport were sponsor
ed by Rosina Hardisty; Andrea
Eller, Virginia Van Motre,
Nellie Groves (Home Chap
ter). and Martha Moudy by
Janet Stiers; Dorothy Kuehn
by Mable Hayes; and Luella
Carroll by Theo Campbell
November 6 was library
chapter night, with Mable
Hayes as chairman. Rosalie
Stewart gave a talk on the
public library.
Terry Lenhart. hospital
chairman, reported on serving
lunch for the ACC A convention
on Friday, Oct. 19. where she
was assisted by Homemaking
chairman Peggy Lazenby.
Members were reminded
that all raffle tickets for tne
i “Hundred Dollar Baby" must
be turned in by Dec, 10.
The potiuck Harvest Dinner
is to be held Nov. ‘J4 at 0 p.m.
All members of Muose far. i •
are invited Each family is ask
ed to bring a hot dish, salad,
or dessert.
A DRUG’S EFFECTIVENESS
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The passage of time can affect those drugs
stored away in your medicine chest. Some drugs
deteriorate with age; some get stronger; others
weaker. In any case, using outdated medicine can
be hazardous.
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Palmer
Start Thanksgiving Dinner Now;
Eniov Unhurried Holiday Nov. 22
"If you want to enjoy your
family and guests on Thanks
giving Day. start dinner now.”
suggests Agnes Sunnell, State
home economics leader with
the Cooperative Extension Ser
vice of the University of Al
aska.
She suggests working out
your menu and starting on it
right away. Let's take a typi
1 cal menu and work it out.
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Cider
Hoast Turkey with Oyster
Stuffing
Giblet Gravy
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Buttered Broccoli
Cranberry Relish
Carrot and Celery Sticks
Pumpkin Pie
Coffee
Start with spiced cider — all
ready the day before — heated
and served in the living room
in cups or mugs just before
dinner.
1 t. whole allspice
2 2" sticks cinnamon
12 whole cloves
2/3 c. brown sugar, packed
2 quarts cider
ground nutmeg
Tie allspice, cinnamon, and cloves
together in cheesecloth In large sauce
pan. combine cider, brown sugar, heat
Add spice bag simmer 10 minutes or
Fellow Alaskans:
AAy deepest thanks
go to all of you who
supported me at the
polls in my bid for re
election to the Con
cress. Also I wish to
take this means of ex
pressing my sincere
appreciation to each
of you who helped
me so generously and
effectively in my cam
paign.
Cordially,
Ralph J. Rivart
U. S. Representative
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TURKEYS
SWIFT'S PREMIUM ROASTING SWIFT'S PREMIUM
CHICKENS-DUCKLINGS
85'
KSf STEWING HENS
3 lb. avg.
ea.
FRESH BEEF
GUT TO YOUR
CHOICE
Beef Roast, Pot & Chuck lb. 56c
T-Bone STEAK _lb. $1.05
RIB STEAK _
CUBE STEAK_
_lb. $1.00
_lb. 95c
HAMBURGER
lb. 53c
FRESH PORK
ROASTS_lb. 71c
PORK CHOPS_lb. 80c
SPARE RIBS_lb. 71c
Fresh Bulk SAUSAGE_lb. 52c
lb. 70c
ALL HOMEMADE SAUSAGES
Large Variety of Seafoods
Local Dairy Products — Sunrise Bakery Products
all prices effective thru thanksgiving
I until cider is spicy enough to suit taste
I Remove bag Serve hot in mugs, with
dash of nutmeg in each. Makes 7-8
servings.
The turkey may be purchas
‘ ed now and stored in your
| freezer. If you do not have a
freezer, purchase the bird sev
| oral days before Thanksgiving
| and let it thaw slowly in the
i refrigerator. (A 12-pound bird
i takes 2 days.)
To shorten the time, turkeys
may be thawed in cold—never
warm—water; allow 2-6 hours
depending on si2e.
The stuffing may be made
ahead of time and refrigerated.
The turkey should be stuffed
just before it is placed in the
oven or the stuffing may be
cooked separately in a casser
ole.
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CHALLENGE OF CHANGE
AMERICAN
EDUCATION
WEEK
NOV. 11^7, 1962
Whitfield's Trucking
^ Ccal Hauling
BY CONTRACT
and ;
FOR INDIVIDUALS
£ Coal Reject for fill for Driveways
Phone PI 5-2848
.
Green Acres Cafe
On Wasilla Lake
NOW OPEN
Featuring
50c Hamburgers
STEAKS - CHOPS - SHORT ORDERS
Come Anytime from 8 A.AA. On
YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME
BREAKFASTS
LUNCH
DINNERS
THANK YOU
Members of the Palmer Athletic Association and
the Student Body wish to thank the following business
firms and school patrons for supporting the Palmer
High School basketball teams through their purchases
of season tickets.
Mr. M. C. Puddicombe
Mrs. M. C. Puddicombe
Lazy Mt. Children's Home
Dr. Lee L. McKinley
Mrs. Lee L. McKinley
John W. Marshall
Matanuska Valley Bank
Donald Ingalls
Dr. Keith D. McCavit
Pippel Insurance Agency
Woods Insurance Agency
Washburn Farm & Nursery
Mr. Johan A. Johnson
Mrs, Johan A. Johnson
Bushes Bunches
Matanuska Electric
Assoc. Inc.
Alaska Bus Sales & Service
Alaska Bus Sales & Service
LeRoy Johnson Fuel Co.
Mr. Virgil Eckert
Mrs. Virgil Eckert
Glacier Cold Storage (Ina)
Glacier Cold Storage (Frank)
Alpine Cafe
Evan Jones Coal Co.
Tropical Gardens
Dr. & Mrs. James Pazaruski
A. H. Stacy Co.
D & A Grocery
Hudgins Elwitric, Palmer
Lea’s Dress Shop
Palmer BPO Elk No. 1842
Glass Bar & Lounge
Palmer Moose Lodge No. 793
The Frontiersman
Mac’s Plumbing & Heating
Wright Drug Co.
Anonymous
Palmer Sand & Gravel
Ketchikan Spruce Mills
K. D. Bohman
Beverly Erickson
Phyllis Wyman
Elouise Smith
Center Theater
Palmer Bowling Center, Inc.
Dr. C. C. Bailey
Thrifty Variety
Frontier Food Service
(Howard & Eva)
Palmer Body & Paint
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Colburg
G & G Drilling Co.
(Lee H. Gohr)
Marie L. Gohr
Palmer Washeteria
George Fowler
Lorn a Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hartung
Season tickets may still be purchased at the High School
Office by anyone wishing to join this Palmer Athletic
Association Boosters Club. ---Price $10.00
The giblets for gravy are
cooked the day before and
added to the drippings in the
roasting pan.
The sweet potatoes may be
cooked, candied, and frozen
any day now and just heated in
the oven or in a covered pan
on top of the stove.
Broccoli or any other green
vegetable of your choice is
stored frozen or canned, and
short cooking or heating is re
quired before serving time.
The cranberry relish could
be made today. The longer it
“seasons,” the better it tastes.
It is prepared by mixing 4 cups
fresh cranberries, ground, with
2 cups sugar and 2 oranges,
ground. Carrot and celery
sticks are readied and refrig
erated the day before.
The rolls might be the can
ned type, frozen, or heat and
serve.
A pumpkin pie baked sev
eral days in advance will freeze
very well. If removed from the
freezer just before dinner, it
will be ready to eat by dessert
time.
Therefore, on Thanksgiving
morning, the biggest task re
quired is stuffing the turkey
and getting it in the oven —
325° F. for 3-4 hours for a
small 6 to 8-pound bird to 8-9
hours for a large 20 to 24
pound one.
If time is of the essence, the
j high temperature foil roasted
method might be utilized. An
8 to 10-pound turkey is cooked
for approximately 2Vz hours at
450° F.; a 22 to 24-pound one
i for 3-3 34 hours.
The table can be set that
morning or the night before.
Then all you have to do is heat
: the frozen sweet potatoes, cook
\ or heat the green vegetable, re
move the relish and carrot and
celery sticks to serving dishes,
heat rolls, and remove the pie
from the freezer. In an hour
! from the time you started, din
1 ner can be on the table.
Nothing to it if you plan
; ahead. Miss Sunnell says.
LOS Chareli T»
HoM Bazaar, Dinner
Members of the LDS Church
in Palmer will open the church
doors to the public on Satur
day, Nov. 17, for their bazaar
and roast beef dinner. Bazaar
items will go on sale at 2 p.m.
and the dinner will be served
in the church basement from
5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Avaliable at the bazaar will
be baked goods, handmade ar
j tides suitable for Christmas
1 gifts, popcorn balls, and a grab
I bag for the amusement of the
youngsters.
i Besides the appetite-tempt
1 ing roast beef and trimmings,
| the dinner will feature an un
usual dessert, pudding-cake.
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Oregon pine, was renamed for
David Douglas who introduced
it to Europe in 1827.
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