Cub Scout Programs Planned at Meeting
Eighteen adults, representing a
rood turnout for the September
29 planning meeting of Cub Scout
Back 354, made program plans
for the next two months. Included
- ere plans for the October pack
meeting which will be held in the
: ;gh school cafeteria at 3 p.m.
: ,i the 9th. Cubs will plan their
programs around the theme “Cub
Scout Corral.”
A workshop for Den Mothers
< as conducted here on Septemb
er 18, during which time new
Ben Mothers were given help in
planning meetings. New Den
Mothers include Mrs. Ralph Kos
losky, assisted by Mrs. Richard
! Jones; Mrs. Dick Wailing, Mrs,
Clay Prewitt, assisted by Mrs,
; A1 Metz; V. Louise Kellogg, as
I sted by Mrs. Jack Nichols. Qth
j er Den Mothers include Mrs. Ed
Smith. Mrs. Curtis Dearborn, and
Mrs. Wilbert TrudelL
Ed Smith was recently named
institutional representative.
The local Cub Scout program is
; under the sponsorship of the Pal
1 mer Parent-Teachers Association.
PALMER BOWLING CENTER
Open Bowling
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER 9 P.M. AND
ALL DAY & EVENING SATURDAY & SUNDAY
CALL PI-3891 FOR RESERVATIONS
Delco Batteries
• Tire Repairs
• Zerex Anti-Freeze <
• Union Oil Products
• Motor Tune Ups
% TIRE SALE SPECIAL
• TOWN & COUNTRY SNOW TIRES
• 1952 DODGE V2 ton PICKUP, 4 speed trans.
• NEW '58 CHEV. STATION WAGON
Kirk's Sales & Service
OPEN 8 AM. TO 8 P.M. — 7 DAYS WEEKLY
K£3
REVIVAL PUNNED BY
BAPTIST CHURCHES
Evangelist Fred Tarpley will
be preaching at the First Bap- :
tist Church, Palmer, each even- j
ing, October 5 through October j
19, at 7:30. Everyone is invited to j
! hear this outstanding pastor and
j evangelist from Jackson, Missis
sippi.
The Baptist Simultaneous Cru
sade is conducted throughout Al
aska each year. Outstanding
• preachers from all sections of the
Stale will be preaching in each
Baptist church throughout Alas
ka at this time, under the direc
tion of Dr. E. C. Wilbanks of the
i Department of Evangelism of the
! Home Mission Board.
| The Rev. James Carpenter will
: be the evangelist at Big Lake
| Mission where services will also j
! be conducted each evening Octo-j
ber 5 through October 19 at 7:30.
| The Rev. Don Smith, pastor at
Big Lake, extends an invitation
to everyone in that section to at
tend all services.
FIRE PREVENTIDN
WEEK OCT. 5-11
President Eisenhower has de
signated October 5-11, 1958 as
* Fire Prevention Week.
The Office of the Fire Marshal
} for Alaska has urged all persons
j to give their wholehearted sup
j port and cooperation in fire safe
ty programs being planned and
| carried out in Alaska.
“Fire-prevention work is urg
| ently needed in our commun
; ities”, pointed out Hilton E. Dear
! inger, fire marshal, “and good
j fire-prevention practices by our
people in Alaska can avert much
! human suffering and save great
| loss by fire; thereby helping
bring down the national fire
loss.” Support your fire-safety
I programs, he added.
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Special Clearance Sale
GOOD ON OCTOBER 2 - 3 - 6 - 7
BOYS' SANFORIZED, STRIPED
Flannel 4 Cotton Shirts «£> *1“
MENS' FLANNEL MENS' — ASS'T. SIZES & COLORS
Shirts $2I# Wool Sox £«> 79c
Turtle Neck Shirts ,J1.19
WOMENS' — FUR TRIMMED
Insuiair Gaytlees «”jo *339
BOYS' — BROKEN SIZES. 5 - 3
Insuiair Space Boots *2-89
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MENS' — SIZES 9-12 1
Shoe Pacs real buy $8.79 I
| Greatly Reduced
I Odd lot of
Shoes
—.— 4
CLOSE OUT
Ass’t. colors
Yarn 49c
reduced Table.'Miscellaneous Items
WESTINGHOUSE
Radio-PhonographG,ml> A s6995
Valencia
COTTON PRINTS
Dan River
COTTON PLAIDS
Dark Plaid
SHIRT FLANNEL
Dress size-were $2.15 $ 4 49
GARMENT BAGS I
Jumbo - were $3.98 $^65
DRESS BAGS L
Dress size - were $2.45 $ 4 69
GARMENT BAGS
NO REFUNDS - NO EXCHANGES - AI.L SALES FINAL
Trading Post Dry Goods Dept.
i
HOMEMAKER’S
NEWS
Gold Dusters
Twelve members met at the
home of Leora Ervine September
10. Officers for the coming year
were elected, as follows:
Shirley Smith, president; Wan
da Wilson, vice-president; Gayle
Rowland, secretary-reporter; and
Norma Benson, treasurer.
Members of the Fair Booth
Comfnitee, Betty Crowther, Eloise
Hudgins, Faith Krause and Helen
Woodings were commended on
their work on the club’s booth
which won first prize at the
Fair.
The club voted to send Presi
dent Shirley Smith to Short
Course at Fairbanks in October.
Subject for the program was
“Wild Meat Cookery” and pro
gram leader was Ina Norbo. Sev
eral members brought cuts of
Alaskan wild game they had
prepared at home and which all
members had the opportunity to
sample along with their evening
coffee. Favorite recipes and
methods of seasoning wild game
were exchanged.
The October meeting will be
held on the 15th at the home of
Betty Crowther.
Cheechako Club
Our regular meeting was'held
at the home of Sally Harrison
September 8. Bernice Lynn was
co-hostess. There were 13 mem
bers present and roll call was
answered with “A new recipe I
have tried lately.”
In the absence of our Exten
sion Agent, the piogram “Special
Cookery” was presented by Cloy
cine Driggars. She demonstrated
her receipe for Spanish spaghetti
sauce. A card, showing pictures
of and the uses for herbs and
spices, was shown. Samples of 20
herbs and spices were passed to
members for identification.
Our club voted to help the
needy again this year. Anyone
having good used clothing they
would like to donate is asked to
call Gerry Pazaruski.
Officers for the coming year
were elected as follows: Kath
reryn Wilson, president; Ida Stad
dler, vice-president; Joyce Ker
tulla, secretary; Sally Harrison,
treasurer, and Ester McNeese, re
porter.
The October meeting will be
held at the home of Joyce Ker
tulla with Mariam Johanson as
co-hostess.
BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, 7
p.m.
EXPLORERS, Elks hall, 7:30 p.m.
AMERICAN LEGION, Legion
hall, 8 p.m.
LEGION AUXILIARY, Craft
hall, 8 p.m.
VALLEY SPORTSMEN, Club
room, 8 p.m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
PUBLIC CARD PARTY, Grange
hall, 8 p.m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
FINAL REGISTRATION DAY
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION,
Assessor’s office
LEAGUE WOMEN VOTERS,
M.E.A. meeting room, I p.m.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8
PALMER KIWANfS, Grange hall,
! noon
BETA SIGMA PHI CHAPTERS
•MAT. VALLEY FAIR BOARD,
! 8 p.m.
j UNIVERSITY SHORT COURSE
OPENS
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7
CITY ELECTION, Co-Op Rec
i Hall, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION
! Co-Op Rec Hall, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
PALMER C.A.P. CADETS, Cen
tral School, 7:30 p.m.
PALMER MOOSE, Moose hall, £
p.m.
MASONIC LODGE, Carpenters
! hall, 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8
CARPENTERS LOCAL. Carpen
j ters hall, 8 p.m.
PALMER ELKS, Elks hall, 8 p.m
LIBRARY BOARD, Palmer Li
! brarv
j SCHOOL BOARD. High school, £
p.m.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7
PIONEER GRANGE. Grange
hall, 8 p.m.
BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, <
p.m.
EXPLORERS, Elks hall, 7:30 p.m
j M.T.A. BOARD. MTA Office, £
p.m.
MARNE HANKS HOSTESS
| FOR BSP CHAPTER
• Marne Hanks will be hostess
j for members of Xi Eta chapter oi
i Beta Sigma Phi on Monday eve
ning, October 6. The meetinf
, will be held in her home and al
j members are urged to attend i:
' possible.
MARINERS TO MEET
ON SUNDAY EVENING
Mariners of the United Projtes
tant Church will hold their Octo
ber meeting on Sunday, October
5. Members and others interested
are asked to take a main dish,
salad, or dessert to the church at
5 p.m.
Pot-luck supper will be follow
ed by movies and slides of the
Elton Aarestad’s trip around the
| world.
Nursery care for the children
will be provided. The meeting is
scheduled to end at 7:30 p.m.
Water
makes the
difference
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OLYMPIA *ASW1N0 COMPANY. OLYMPIA. WASHINCTON. U.I.A.**
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Dinner here is a grand 'Vacation"
tor Mom ... a special occasion for
the youngsters. Our menu has taste
treats for the whole family.
YOUR FAVORITE DRINKS BY AN EXPERT
MIXOLOGIST
You'll enjoy our courteous and efficient service
. . . the "extra" that makes our delicious
dishes taste even better!
There's sheer delight in every bite.
Alpine Inn
Phil & Jean O'Neill
.... Glenn Hiway . Phone AL-2001
Mile 61
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First State Equity Co.
2801 Spenard Road — Spenard, Alaska
Northern Lights and Spenard Road
Phone 65344
If you open your account by October 10
(Minimum $10.00)
WE WILL ADD ONE BIG DOLLAR
to your initial amount. Accounts opened by
the 10th earn from the 1st.
Be sure to register for the drawing on a
slim design Philco Seventeener TV Set.
Drawing October 10, 1958. You can mail
your registration by postal card if you like.
LISTEN TO REX RUCKER AT 10 P.M.
KENI-TV Ch. 2 “Behind the News'’
I ^-CLIP ME AND MAIL AT ONCE -
| First State Equity Go.
'{ 2801 Spenard Road
SPENARD, ALASKA
I
GENTLEMEN: Please use the enclosed $-to open my
account in the name (or names) of
and
address-______ city...
I understand that my new account will be credited with the
$1.00 described above. Void after October I0« 1958