GRANGE OFFICIALS
TAKE OFFICE TONIGHT
New officers of Pioneer Grange
No. 1 of Palmer and Wasilla
Grange No. 2 will be installed
in office this evening in a joint i
installation ceremony to be held
in the Wasilla Community hall,
starting at 8 p.m. Women from
the local Grange will be furnish
ing sandwiches for the luncheon
which will be served following
the installation.
; THANK YOU NOTICE
| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kruscavage
I want to thank the people of Pal
I mer and Sutton ror helping
| P.A.R.C.A. by buying their cand~
| les.
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR FAMOUS
Egg-Nog!
Wonderful for Every Member of the Family
M. v. f. c. A.
CO-OP CREAMERY
"Build Alaska, buy the best... buy Mafanuska Maid,
Alaska's best!"
I SPECIALS FOR DECEMBER 12-13-15 I
LIBBY'S
Whole Kernel Corn
DEL MONTE
Fruit Cocktail
Ravioli
BOY-AR-DEE
Star Kist Tuna
Blue Plate Oysters
SKOOKUM
Apple Sauce
MARKET DAY
Seedless Raisins
BETTY CROCKER — CHOCOLATE
Pudding-Cake Mix
PALMOLIVE
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size
No. 303
24c
No. 303
31c
15 oz.
Family Size
91 oz.
8 oz.
37c
56c
49c
3 >sb 55c
4 lb. pkg.
*1.59
10 oz.
39c
4 bars 35t
4
Minute Rice
Whealies
Liquid VEL
13% oz. pkg. 50C
is o,47c
King Ske
115
ONCE AGAIN
MATANUSKA MAID
Ice Cream
Slab
CARSTEN'S
lb.
"Build Alaska—Buy the Best—Buy Matanuska Maid—Alaska's Best
PALMER BOWLING
LEAGUE REPORTS
Pioneer League
Team Won Losi
Palmer Cafe-40 12
M.E.A. —28 24
Meehan Trucking -23 29
Alaskan TV _22 30
Matanuska Hotel-22 30
M.V.F.C.A._21 31
High individual game was roll
ed by Dean Decker, 226; high
series by Roy Brock, 601; and
high team series by the Matan
uska Hotel team, 2691.
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Knik Breezes
Team Won Losi ,
Matanuska Hotel ..31% 20% .
Mat. Valley Bank _-30% 21% 1
Mode-O-Day _ 28 24
Reed’s B. B’s._26% 25% '
Women of Moose -20 32
D’Guttersnipes _19% 32% ‘
High single game was rolled |
by Ann Critler, 202; high series ■j
by Teri Hartung, 509; high team j
; game by Matanuska Hotel, 830;
I and high team series by D’Gut- 1
tersnipes, 2330.
Scratch Trio
Team Won Lost
Valley View Apt-35 17
Palmer Sheet Metal --33 19
North Palmer Store _.29 23
Pippel Insurance -27 25
Palmer Bar -17% 35%
Alaskan TV_14% 37%
A 213 game gave Homer Hayes
high individual total for the eve
ning. Ray McCartney’s 756 for
four games was high series.
Pin Poppers
Team Won Lost
Hartley Motors -35% 16%
Mac’s Plumbing-33 19
G&G Drilling_28% 23%
Mat. Hotel Bar_21 31
Koslosky’s -20% 31%
Lam _17% 34%
Marie Gohr had high individual
and high series, 217-587 and Roy
Brock had high single game for
the men, 231 and Bob Finn high
series, 629.
Doe-Bucks
Team
Edgars __
Tropical Gardens
“Y” Electric
Pin Heads _
Won Lost
35
27
26
..22
9
17
18
22
29
37
The Hits_15
Coffee Shop_ 7
High individual team games
and series were rolled by the
Tropical Gardeners, 765-2094;
Riley Curtis rolled high individu
al game and series for the men,
215-571; Terry Hartung rolled
high individual game for the
women, 197 and Mary Edmiston
had high series, 532.
King Pin League
Team Won Lost
Leek ... _.33
Campbell _31
26
24
.23
19
and
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21
26
28
29
33
series
Laeher _
Bettine _
McCartney _
Metz .... ....
High single game
were rolled by the Leek team,
760-2121. Jack Worledge rolled
high single for the men, 194;
Vera Hayes for the women; Jack
Leek had high man’s series, 5$4;
and Ann Johnson rolled high wo
man’s series, 423.
KAREN SPLETTSTOEZER
TO WED ON DEC. 19
Miss Karen Splettstoezer, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs Roman
Splettstoezer of Palmer, will be
come the bride of John D. Nelson
of Salt Lake City, Utah, in a
ceremony to be held in the
Church of God on Friday, Decem
ber 19. All friends of the couple
are invited to attend the cere
mony, and the reception which
will follow in the church social**
hall.
ODE TO BOB KLEM
beneath a purple sky one day
walked a crooked mile
met a man in purple shoes
Vith him, I stopped awhile.
Ve talked of purple barns and
such
ndeed, t’was quite a chat
Jpon a purple log I loafed
And stroked a purple cat
ie told me of his purple dog
^nd of a purple sow
^.nd politely excused himself
^.nd mopped his purple brow
Phe words they flowed like water
n a purple river bed
Jntil I propped a question
Vnd this is what was said.
: asked him oh so gently
lere-to-for and now
h all his worldly travels
dad he seen a purple cow
lis answer was quite sullen
\s his head bobbed up and down
Je heard a poet tell of one
Up north, in Palmer town.
:Ie doubted it's existance though
And would bet a purple plow
r’was said poet’s own creation
And not a purple cow.
tt certainly stands to reason
An animal as such
Would have to chew on purple
grass
And his udder to the touch.
Would flow with liquid freely
And of a purple hue
And he asked of me quite frankly
Just as I ask now of you.
My question is quite truthful
I do not mean to bilk,
“Has a creamery, that you know
of
Ever bottled purple milk?”
Joe Marr
KEEP THE XMAS TREE
SREEN-AND SAFE
Keeping the Christmas tree
'resh - and safe - is an important
jart of home living this time of
fear. As soon as the tree is
wrought to the home it should be
placed in a cool, shaded place
with the butt end in water.
Branches and foliage should be
sprinkled with water daily, your
University of Alaska Cooperative
Extension Service advises.
“Cutting the butt diagonals
preferably with a saw, about an.
inch above the original cut will
aid the absorption of water.
Most of this water is lost by evap
oration through the foliage,” it
was stated.
The Extension Service also
cited a statement in a recently
issued U. S. Forest Service pub
lication in regard to fire-retard
ant chemicals: “Investigation
carried on at the Forest Products
Laboratory in Madison, Wise., in
dicates that the use of fire-retard
ant chemicals often does more
harm than good; hence- the use
bf water is recommended.
Other safety rules for handling
the Christmas tree in the home
include:
Lighted candles or other open,
flames should never be used on
or about the trees; check elec
tric Lights and connections . .
worn, frayed wires or electric
cords must not be used; avoid
use of combustible decorations
and flammable reflectors for the
colored lights . . . metal foil “icic
les” or tinsel must be kept out
of bulb sockets; avoid overload
ing the electrical circuits, and be
sure the tree is well supported
and away from fireplaces, radia
tors, television sets or other sour
ces of heat. The tree should be
placed so it will not block an
exit in case of fire.
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TOWN & COUNTRY SNOW TIRES
1952 DODGE V2 ton PICKUP, 4 speed Irons.
1956 Chevy Va ton stake
1958 Chevy, 6 cyl. 4 dr. sedan
1954 Wileys, 1 ton 4 wheel drive, new,
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