SHOCK ABSORBER
What this world needs most
as shock absorbers for the
people who are inexperienced.
ELX3 TO HAVE DINNER
The Elks Lodge will serve a
family dinner on Sunday, Dec.
16, between 4 and 6 p.m. The
I menu will feature roast beef,
i The charge will be $1.75 for
' adults and $1 for children.
Green Acres Cafe
On Wasilla Lake
FEATURI NG
Over I lb. T-Bone Steaks
Over I lb. Rib-Steaks ...
IG
$5.00
$3.75
50'
HAMBURGERS
50'
Roasts-Chops-Short Orders
“SPEAKING OF MURDER’’ IS NEXT
THEATRE GUILD PRODUCTION
“Speaking of Murder,” a
three-aet mystery-drama, has
been chosen by the Matanuska
Valley Theatre Guild as its
next presentation, it was an
nounced this week. Production
date for this chillingly suspen
seful play will be March 1 and
2.
Tryouts will be held Friday,
Dec. 21, in the high school cafe
teria at 7:30 p.m., for the eight
roles the play offers. Two are
for men, four for women, and
two for children, a boy and a
girl between the ages of 10 and
14.
Harry Evans, assisted by his
wife Rose, will direct the new
est guild production, which tells
the story of Charles Ashton,
whose first wife has been mur
dered, and whose second wife
is now being threatened by
“one of the most wicked vill- j
ainesses in recent literature.”
The local Theatre Guild, an *
active and rapidly growing
group, has since its inception in
1960 produced “Blithe Spirit,”
“Charlie’s Aunt,” “Lo and Be
hold,” the mellerdrama “True
Blue and Trusted,” and its most
recent offering, “The Curious
Savage.”
JUNIOR HIGH TEAM
TO PLAY EAGLE RIVER
The Palmer junior high school
basketball team will play Eag
le River in its third game of
the season tomorrow, Dec. 14,
at 2 p.m. in Central school
gymnasium, according to Nor
man Rousey, Central school
principal.
The newly organized team,
coached by James Carter, has
thus far met an Elmendorf team
and the Wasilla junior high
group.
Parents are welcome to at
tend the game.
Pow«r Co-Opt To
Meet Noxt Week
Chugach Electric Associa
tion has asked for a meeting
date with Homer Electric
and with MEA sometime next
week. according to Phil
O'Neill, president of the MEA
board of directors.
MEA has designated Mon
day, Dec. 17, or Thursday.
Dec. 20 as satisfactory, and is
awaiting word from HEA for
final choice of meeting date.
The purpose of the meeting
will be to discuss impending
power generation shortages
for the entire area, and the
best common means of meet
ing them.
CHEECHAKOS ENJOY
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Cheechakos Homesmakers
held their Christmas party Dec.
4 in the home of Katheryn Wil
son, and Arlita O’Connor serv
ing as co-hostess. Games were
played and gifts were exchang
ed.
NEAT SPECIALS
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OLD FAITHFUL
* PORK SHOULDER
5
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P
l WITH THE FAITHFUL FLAVOR
RATH'S
CEDAR FARM
SLICED BACON
BAR-S
BY THE CHUNK
BOLOGNA
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND
C AND H
SUGAR
10 LB. BAG $1.29
LIBBY'S 2Vi TIN
BAR-B-Q BEANS 2
for
UPTONS
TEA BAGS «, 69
*
BERRYLAND 2 LB. 10 OZ.
Strawberry Jam 19
LIBBYS NO. 2 TIN
Tomato Juice 6(«
BEST FOODS
SANDWICH
SPREAD
32 OZ.
MRS. BUTTERWORTH'S
SYRUP
32 OZ.
75
*
ea
LARGE SIZE
SCOT
TOWELS
KRAFT 7Va OZ.
MACARONI DINNER
2 * 45°
KARO 32 OZ.
RED LABEL SYRUP
69°
JACK N BEAN STALK
Whole Kernel Corn 4
Green Peas *"
DEL MONTE
Tomatoes m 4 nnc
Green Beans99
BANANAS
CARROTS
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STORE HOURS
Open Monday thru Saturday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday 10 AM. - 4 P.M.
ROMAINE
LETTUCE
Thindei birds Driest Moose; Palmer
Plays Fairbanks Teams This Weekend
By Gene Rumple and Butch McKenzie
East Anchorage gave the Pal
mer Moose two defeats in a row
last Friday and Saturday
nights, December 7 and 8.
Friday night the Moose tra
veled to the Anchorage court
where the strong defense of the
ThUnderbirds held the Moose
team to a total of 32 points to
75 for East. Palmer’s foul shoot
ing pinpointing helped the
Moose tremendously in the first
half, but the Mooses’ inability
to dunk the two-pointers prov
ed to be their undoing. The JV
game was also disheartening
for Palmer, as the little Moose
lost 27-43.
Saturday night saw the East
team travel to Palmer via a
special Alaska Railroad train to
play the return game and de
feat the Moose 56-35.
The Moose were very much
affected by the lack of height
both nights and because of the
loss of Stan Smith, who suffer
ed an ankle injury earlier in
the week during a practice ses
i sion. Stan is not expected to be
I on the floor again until after
Christmas.
High point man for the
Moose Friday night was Wayne
Eckert with seven points, while
Andy Devries grabbed eight
points for the honors Saturday
night.
Tuesday Dec. 11. the Palmer
Moose left for Eielson and will
play a return game tonight. The
boys will play Fairbanks Fri
day and Saturday and will re
turn to Palmer on Sunday. The
team is traveling via the Alas
ka Railroad.
SENIORS
ATTENTION
PLEASE PLACE YOUR
CORSAGE ORDERS
EARLY DUE TO THE
CHRISTMAS RUSH
MAUD'S FLOWERS
PI 5-4056
Tool Rentals
Here are a FEW of the many items you can
RENT from us:
Per Day
Brush Cutter___$12.00
Chain Saws-$12.00 & 15.00
Floor Sander _ 6.00
Floor Scrubber & Polisher__ 3.50
Rug Shampooer __6.00
Heavy Duty Vacuum _ 3.00
-$150 & 3.50
Drills Va" &
Sanders, Belt, Rotary & Vibrating $2.00-4.00
ALL TYPES OF PAINTING EQUIPMENT
Deposit required on all articles
Palmer Paint Co.
PI_5^484R -• Fuller Paints — McCullough Saws
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