Bob Bartlett Says...
“I advocate and am working
for the election of Ernest Gruen
ing. In statehood’s formative
years his presence in the United
States Senate is essential. Ernest
Gruenmg’s great knowledge of
Alaska, his wide acquaintance in
Washington, his native ability,
his devotion to Alaska make him
a man exceptionally well qualif
ied to represent us in the Con
gress of the United States."
E. L. (BOB) BARTLETT
PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT BT
BARTLETT-GRUEN IN Q SENATORIAL HEAD
OUARTERS. 120 E 3TM ANCHORAOE,
NURSES PLAN BAKE
SALE ON SATURDAY
| A public bake sale will be con
i' ducted this Saturday, November
i 15, at Bert’s Drug store from 10
a m to 4 p.m. by members of Dis
trict 6, Alaska Nurses Associa
tion. A variety of home-baked
I food items will be offered for sale
| by the nurses.
Blect James Hurley, one
of the signers of the
State Constitution; 9th
1 District. Pd* Adv*
CHRISTMAS W RKSH l
BULLETIN NOW READY
A bulletin has been prepared
by the Extension Service office
containing the varied instruc
tions for making many of the out
standing items demonstrated at
the Christmas Work Shop, held
earlier this month. Included are
instructions for making a num
ber of handcraft items, as well
as holiday recipes for special bak
ed items and other dishes. Per
sons interested may pick up a
free copy at lire Extension office.
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SPECIALS FOR NOVEMBER 14-15-17
T Waffle Syrup 5 J1.20
BORDEN'S
lalad Dressing 69c
ftosedale Brand
PEELED
TOMATOES 3 N*. 21
CUT — GREEN
BEANS 4 SiO. 303
ASPARAGUS 3 Mo. 300
Areo - FLOOR
Wax 32«, 59c
tissue 4 ^eh56c
LIBBY'S CRUSHED
HAWAIIAN
Pineapple
"K Dill Pickles
Hills Bros. Coffee
HUNTS
Tomato Juice
SWIFT’S
PREMIUM
M. J. B. - LONG
GRAIN
Duncan
Hines
Chili con Carne
Rice
Cake Mix
No. 2; 47c
quart 53C
lb.
46 oz.
85c
42c
with 16 lOf
beans oz. JOL
14 oz. pkg.
or
Burnt Sugar
27c
2 ".S 79c
MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
ACHE Fryers ,b. 59e
DT„ser True Whip 39c
““ Ice Cream - gal. 98c
CO-OP TRADING POST
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_WAS LLA f'EWS_
By Jane Browne
Billie and Lou C^orbley of An
•borage spent the week-end with
Ted and Laura Mommsen at their
home just north of Wasilla.
# m *
Fred Nelson will leave this
week to spend the winter visiting
old friends in and around Seattle.
• * *
Gene Dinkle left last week to
be inducted into the Army at
Fort Richardson. Gene will be
serving for two years.
Just isn’t Wasilla these days
since Oscar Tryck left to spend
the winter with his sons in An
chorage. This will be the first
winter in many years that Oscar
has not been around. Sure looks
lonesome over there Oscar.
• * *
The regular P.T.A. meeting
was held Monday evening at the
school cafeteria. New members
were admitted and Christmas
plans were discussed. This being
National Health Education week
plans were to have Dr. Vincent
Hume of Palmer as speaker but
due to illness the doctor was not
able to attend. Mr. Roth present
ed a short film on the common
cold. Refreshments were served
r by Mrs, Charles Carney and Mrs.
Ed Carney.
♦ * ★
Dan Olney, 43, was found dead
at his homestead on the Knik
Road last Friday, it is thought
that he had died Monday, No
vember 3. He was born in Rock
land, Idaho, October 20, 1915. A
veteran of World War 11 Olney
served with the 132nd Field Ar
tillery Rn. as medical technician
in North Africa and Europe. He
was discharged in 1944. He had
worked for the Alaska Railroad
j and locally as a carpenter. Fun
! eral arrangements are not com
| plete at this time.
* * *
Seaman Wally Teeland arrived
home Tuesday night from duties
in San Francisco, expects to be
home for about 3 weeks.
* * *
| Veterans Day Services were
I held at the WasiWa School Gym
{Tuesday at 11:00 a.m., by the
| Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
i 9365 of Wasilla. Commander
Neil Browne, chairman of Vet
erans Day services, opened the
program with a short talk and
introduced the speaker, Dr. Fos
ter Sims of Palmer. Dr. Sims
spoke on the veterans’ place in
j the economy of the country. The
j Wasilla School band presented
two numbers and in closing
1 everyone sang the National an
1 them.
WASILLA CALENDAR
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14
BOY SCOUTS, Wasilla school,
3:30 p.m.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17
SUSITNA POST, V.F.W., VFW
Building, 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19
BROWNIE SCOUTS, Library,
3:30 p.m.
GIRL SCOUTS,, Wasilla school,
3:30 p.m,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20
CUB SCOUTS, Iiulkc home, 3:30
p.m.
WASILLA GRANGE, Grange
hall, 8 p.m.
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NEIL WEIGHT BLDG.
Jquare Dancing
Enters Final Month
2f Fiist Session
The Palmer Square Dance club
enters its final month of square
lancing for the fall-winter quar
ter tomorrow evening at Carpen
ter’s hall, from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m.
As earlier indicated, this quar
ter’s session includes the second
and fourth Friday nights of No
vember, to be followed by a
month of inactivity during De
cember.
Following the holidays the club
will begin another three-month
winter-spring session again on
the second and fourth Fridays.
Members of the community are
invited to attend any of these
sessions. A charge of 50 cents per
person each evening is made for
those who do not take advantage
of the quarterly subscription
plan.
LEGION AUXILIARY
PLANS SALE FOR
ELECTION DAY
A bake goods and rummage
sale is being planned by mem
bers of the Matanuska Valley
American Legion Auxiliary. The
combined sale will be held at
the Co-Op rec hall on election
day, November 25. The public is
invited to participate.
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TURKEY SHOOT
PLANNED AT
ALPINE SUNDAY
Shooters of the entire valley
are cordially invited to attaint
and participate in a turkey shoot
being planned by members of the
Alpine Civic Club,
The shoot will be held at the
dub hall on Sunday, November
16, starting at 1 p.m. Committee
members urge all the “gals and
gents to come on out and wi»
your Thanksgiving turkey”. Cof
fee and refreshments will be
available and there will be lots
of fun for all. Rifles and ammuni
tion will be furnished.
HARVEST DINNER
TO BE HRD BY
TRI-SQUARE GROUP
All members, and non-affiliat -
ed members of Eastern Star, Ma
sonic, and Rainbow Girls orders*
as well as their families, are re
minded of the annual harvest
dinner which will be held in the
high school cafeteria on Saturday.
November 15. Dinner will begins
at 6:30 p.m. and all Tri-Square
members are cordially invited to
attend.
Elect James J. Hurley,
Representative/ 9th Disf.
, Pd. adv.
For
United States Representative
[X] BENSON, Henry A.
HENRY A. BENSON HAS SERVED YOU WELL
FOR TWELVE YEARS.
Re-Elect HENRY A. BENSON November
25th or vote today by absentee ballot
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