RETREIVEP. CLUB NAMES OFFICERS
*■ omcerc nave
been iHHiii.-j ,n tne newly or-!
ganized Matanusks Valley Re-1
triever Club, it was announ-1
cod following a meeting held j
this past : day.
L. r\ (Joe; Mari;n was nam
ed to the office of president:
M. C. Puddiconib, vice-presi
dent; Mrs. Charles E. Robin-:
son, secretary-treasurer; and
Charles Cope, head trainer.
The club will meet again on
Tuesday, March 27 at 7 p.rw.
ALASKA CLEANERS
PICK-UP STATION
Agent
JOYCE MAY
Palmer Hiway at
Sherrod's Vegetable Stand
Pickup Monday &
Thursday Nites
PI 5-4900
. at the f,\ r
■.ix-uncs. i ei',:ons interested) in
joining the oiganizatiow whi
were not able to attend the
March IS meeting are invited j
to attend the coming meeting. I
'ihe charter is still open for
membership, Martin pointed
out. Participants are reminded
that dogs are to be leashed and
that there is a limit of one dog
per handler.
THANK YOU NOTICE
We wish to thank the Rev.
Roland A. Fritz, the Ladies of
St. John Lutheran Church and
our many friends ior their ex
pressions of sympathy, lovely
floral offerings, and courtesies
extended at the passing of our '
dear wife, mother and grand- ]
mother, Ethelyn L. Ueeck.
Edward A. Ueeck
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.
Campbell, Sr. and family
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.
Campbell, Jr. and family
Conscience is the thing that
prevents a man from fooling
himself as easily as he thinks
he fools others in the game of
life.
£*********************-)Hfr*-yr-************-****-**-^
*
*
*
*
CORRECTION
*
*
*
*
*
Hallea Lodge
KITCHEN
*
*
*
*
Closed for Remodeling
BAR OPEN
*
*
*
Watch for Announcement
'M |
*
*
*
*
LAKE LUCILLE - WASiLLA
******-jHf**'3Hf-**-x-**-*****-£-tt**-x-*#*-:<-**-x-v:~/-***-x-**-::--i:~..
****************-x-*****-x-x-x-x-x-::-*x***x-***-}(-x-***-:’"5^
® Drive in
for...
here
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*1
*
*
Complete inspection includes: rear, front
lights; brakes, exhaust system; tires;
windshield wipers; steering system; glass;
horn, and rear view mirror.
KIRK’S
SALES & SERVICE
PI 5-2200
v
Palmer *
t**-!Hf-**-***-******************#-»f-v
'V ^ TTTTT VTTTTT ^ T T T‘
>r
>r
\r
y t
Any Time...
Any Place...
YOU CAN
Bank
On Us
t
V
V
v
>f
>'
> f
><
V
V
> r
>r
\t
V
V
> f
> r
> r
'r
'r
>r
>r
yf
> f
>r
> r
>f
> r
> f
> r
> f
U
'r
> t
y t
> t
Planning to buy another home? Make sure that the
transaction is carried out to the satisfaction of both
buyer and seller. Let us hold "the stake/' through
our dependable, impartial Escrow Service.
MATANUSKA
PALMER ALASKA
Daily 10 A.M - 3 P^L
Open Thursday Evenings 8-8 Pit
Don't Miss "FALLOUT FOLLIES"
Friday avid Saturdayr March 30-31
t \
j \
%
'►>>>>>>>>>>
To avoid confliction with j
the Air Show to be held at
Big Lake this Sunday the A'1
rora Dog Mushers will hold
their weekly race at the old
townsite of Matanuska Msrch
25, it was announced this
week.
The races will begin at 1
p.in. and the public is invited
to turn out to watch Unur fav
orite mushers. There will be
direction signs set up along
the Matanuska highway iden
tifying the location -of the race.
At Big Lake this past Sun
day Dick Kopsack took top
place in the time of 42 min
utes, 25 seconds. Other racers
and their time were:
Bud Smyth, 46:15; A1 Hib
^ard. 4o':2S; Ed Carney, 48:?:2;
Barney Anderson, 50:51; Clar
ence Smith. 53:23; Kenneth
Cra'A-ford, 62.05; Jack Carl,
63:03; and Homer Carney, 73:
55.
MEA OFFERS FREE
rce Hi wall ’• '
* uibs will be pi’ i. . to an
, farm or homo rone • f ■
jtion in exchange for birre
I out bulbs, it was * nnounce"
this week hy Ralp! Moore ,
1 the MEA power-use division.
Moore stated that users mav
turn in burned out bulbs of
any size to him or Eothoi Nr
Neese at the Mf.A r>: 1 i-_-e in ex
change for the ne i1 att
bulbs. No more thin. v ’ lbs
at one 'ime rr..,r '
and a .record will be kept of
the number of bulbs related
by the assoriation, Moore said.
This new service of MEA is
offered only to farm and home
■users Because of various rea
1 sons, the .program could not he
extended to commercial users.
Happiness that comes with a
prise tag attached is easily lost.
NO DEBT
I
1 > w Un - u •
to lose yx.
m mki *1 ’
The Front crsmar. — Page *i
Thurs'-1’/ March 22, 1962
Mone; - v ponulanty
today, but not tomorrow' thnc
market a - f1-jrttiates _
HMHMMHE-" v
•: -***#***-x-**
Several Models frcno Which to Chose
Manufactured by
CEDAR HOMES OF WASHINGTON
For Information
See BILL ROARK Box 85?
r*s!; „
:>HHHHt****4f***********-»-9HHHH(-4flt***********«-)ttHh^
'^ry
r. 4
BIG SAVINGS
PiGGLY WIGGLY FBEEZEBAMA
57'
V
7
NM
?»N
ROSEDALE FROZEN
VEGETABLES
CORN - SPINACH -
GARDEN VEGETABLES
FRENCH FRIES - PEAS
GREEN BEANS
SWANSON'S TV
DINNERS
LIBBY'S 12 OZ.
ORANGE JUICE 5"
LIBBY'S 6 OZ.
ORANGE JUICE 4
*1
WELCH S 12 oz.
far ■
GRAPE JUICE 2i„ 89'
WONG'S PORK OR CHICKEN
r«H
SAVINGS IN MEATS
FRESH LOCAL
STEWERS
49*
i
FROM COLLINS CHICKEN RANCH
CHOP SUEY 49s
SWANSON'S
DEEP DISH PIES §5°
ROSEDALE FROZEN *j
VEGETABLES
BRUSSEL SPROUTS - 1
CAULIFLOWER -
BROCCOLI SPEARS -
LIMA BEANS
_ 2 I
m
SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED
BACON
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
WIENERS
SWIFT'S BROWN & SERVE
* 69c
ib. 59c
AIRBORNE FRESH
SAUSAGE 55c RADISHES
Ic
W
r
'fi
fH
FOR A DELICIOUS STRAWBERRY
SHORT CAKE
BIRDSEYE
FROZEN
STRAWBERRIES 4
2 bun.
I'Kss.
DUTCH MILL BAXERY
MARY ANN
GREEN ONIONS
LOCAL
SPUDS
•)ii* li
/ Ml i*
SHORT CAKES 6,„ 39
ARDEN'S REAL CREAM
TOPPING 59°
GG
it ^
*7^
. Sir
&
&
m
EM2E3E