FRONTIERSMAN ADS BRING RESULTS
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Engebreth-Maytag Appliance Co.
329 5th Ave. Anchorage
LADIES
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—for—
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BEAUTY SHOP
Our Fountain Is Now Open
Delicious fountain drinks, sundaes, sodas and
milkshakes are our specialty.
We also feature home-made cakes and a really
GOOD cup of coffee.
Drop in on us today for lunch or for an after
show snack.
Open from early morning until after the last movie
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STORE FOUNTAIN
Flo Alice Reports
From Seattle
Her first trip Outside since
coming to the Valley as a baby
has been keeping Flo Alice Din
kel too busy for words. Flo Alice
agreed to keep the Valley Fron
tiersman posted on her activities
before she left, and her first re
port. received last week, follows:
“Arrived in Seattle at 6:30
a.m., after a very enjoyable trip.
Have rooms in the Olympic ho
tel.
“Visited some parts of the city
and went to a football game to
; day.
| “That is about all we got
done.”
What Flo Alice neglected to
mention was that the football
game was her first. Still wearing
parkas and mukluks, the Alaskan
Four-H trio were special guests
of honor at a University of Wash
ington football game the after
noon of their arrival in Seattle.
Seattle reports say that the
three were escorted on a special
sightseeing tour through the city
and were guests of honor at a
luncheon that day. A photograph
of Flo Alice, Lynn and Richard
taken upon their arrival at Boe
ing field, was published in the
Sunday edition of the Seattle
Times.
Further reports from the Four
H delegates, who attended the
national convention in Chicago
last week, are expected to arrive
here for publication in the next
issue of the Valley Frontiers
man.
Community Club
Elects Officers
WASILLA — New officers
were named at the recent meet
ing of the local Community Club.
Roger Langdon, president, Walt
Teeland, vice-prasident, and Mrs.
Mavis Line, secretary-treasurer,
were the choices of Community
Club members.
In addition to naming officers
at the annual meeting, club mem
bers voted a subscription to the
program and a gift of $15 to Flo
Alice Dinkel. Flo Alice is the Wa
silla girl who recently flew to
Chicago as one of three Alaskan
delegates to the national 4-H con
ference there.
Wasilla P-TA Committee
Works On Christmas Plans
WASILLA — Plans are pro
gressing well for the coming com
munity Christmas program for
Wasilla, it was announced this
week by Mrs. J. B. Bryant, pro
gram chairman. This year’s pro
gram is to be held at the school
on Dec. 23.
The central committee has
been appoinnted by the Wasilla
Parent-Teacher’s Association, but
other community and service
clubs are participating. The
Community Club voted a money
subscription to the Christmas
fund at its recent meeting.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? Adv.
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS
Be Spick and Span for the Holidays
Call as for pick-up and delivery service
Phone 3Y6
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Doctors Flora, Martin and Romig wish to
announce their association in practice, and the
opening of their new offices in the Anchorage
Medical and Surgical Clinic.
Address Fourth Ave. and “L” St.
Phone Main 666
P. O. Box 712, Anchorage, Alaska
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Drop in and See Us
Alpi
at the
me
Inn
at Mile 61 Sutton Township
Cabins, meals, cocktail bar, liquor store for your convenience.
A cozy place with a friendly atmosphere.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gulkranson, proprietors,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brager
Remember, the Alpine Inn—3 miles from Jonesville.