Junior Glass Play
Makes Hit With
Three Audiences
Members of the Junior class
play cast presented one of the
most entertaining three-act com
edies that Palmer audiences have
seen for quite a while. The play,
under the direction of Elizabeth
Gaines, was presented Friday
evening in Central school gym
nasium. A matinee on Thursday
afternoon for the junior high
school students, and another on
Friday afternoon for high school
students, prepared the cast for
their polished presentation Fri
day evening.
Taking; part in the play were j
Joan Stuart, Joyce Rippy, Wayne
Huston, Laveme Lindsey, Donna
Prewitt, Charlotte Campbell,
Paulette McConnell, Sharon Ham
lin, and Dick Estelle. Sharon
Hamlin also served as student
director of the play and props
were under the care of Lief Kop
perud, Larry Stadem, Bob Lentz,
and Robin Nieman. Robin did
the large picture window paint
ing which was used in the play,
and Ann Finn served as promp
ter.
Elect James Hurley, one
of the signers of the
State Constitution; 9th
District. Pd* AdT*
BAZAAR TO OFFER
“FUN FOR ALL”
Fun for all ages is planned at
the annual bazaar to be staged
by St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Saturday evening. November 15,
in the Central School gymna- ;
sium.
A variety of sales booths will
be operated by women of the
parish, including a refreshment
booth, shandicrafts, needlework,
linens, and various other miscel
laneous items, many of which
make nice Christmas gifts. The
costume jewelry will be operat
ed again this year, as will the ;
fish pond for the youngsters. Lots
of prizes are being planned for
adults and four grand prizes will
be awarded at the close of the
evening’s program. The grand
prizes will include a round-trip
airplane ticket to New York, plus
$100 expense money, or the total
equivalent in cash. Another grand
prize will be an Argus C-20 35mm
camera, plus a color slide kit, !
flash attachment and pre-viewer, j
A man’s Elgin wrist watch will
be awarded, as will a brown and
gold color satin comforter.
Admission will be free. Every
one in the valley is cordially in
vited to turn out for an evening
of fun with the family.
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RE-ELECT
RALPH J.
RIVERS
(DEMOCRAT}
to
HOUSE OF
Representatives
U. S. Congress
FORMERLY:
0 U. S. Representative—
(Afaska-Tennessee Plan)
0 Delegate Alaska Constitutional Convention
0 Attorney General of Alaska
0 Member Territorial Senate
0 U. S. District Attorney
0 Mayor of Fairbanks
DEDICATED TO SERVICE FOR ALASKANS
General Election November 25
(Pd. Pol. Adv.)
Vote ion.
9TH DiSTRIGT
Palmer - Wasilla - Talkeeina
ALASKA'S first legislature will re
quire men and women of clear
understanding and perceptive
visions of its future development.
James J. Hurley, in our estimation,
has the educational background,
and understanding of governmental
problems to do a creditable job of
representing the people of the 9th
District, comprising Palmer, Wasilla
and Talkeetna.
Cast a vote for Hurley in the election
November 25.
A BACKGROUND OF VALUABLE EXPERIENCE
Bom at Oakland, California, February 3, 1915.
SAarned with five children, three girls and two boys, oldest 19 years and youngest
three years. Live on farm in Butte area of Matanuska Valley.
Awarded Bachelor of Science degree University of California, 1938.
Worked as merchant seaman, Bristol Bay Fisheries, Millworker, cook, research
chemist, microbiologist, soil scientist, soil conservationist, law clerk and is presently
General Manager Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation an Alaskan non-profit
farm loan and land development corporation.
Past President Palmer Kiwanis Club and Matanuska Valley Chamber of Com
merce, Past Lt. Governor Alaska-Yukon Division Kiwanis International, Past Trustee
Palmer Lodge BPO Elks and member Northland Pioneer Grange No. 1.
Member National Academy of Political Science.
Treasurer Palmer School Board 6 years.
Secretary Board of Directors Matanuska Electric Association., 2 years.
Delegate to Alaska Constitutional Convention.
Vice President Matanuska Valley Bank.
John Shew
Leo Lucas
Kenneth Erickson
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