FRONTIERSMAN ADS BRING RESULTS
MORTCN'S WATCH REPAIR
For All Jeweler’s Services
NOW IN OUR PERMANENT LOCATION
IN
BERT’S DRUG STORE
PALMER COLD STORAGE & LOCKER SERVICE
for
Choicest Cuts of Meats of All Types
Competent, efficient service for processing
of your own meats and vegetables in our
lockers.
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Attention, Butte Residents
We’ve Changed Our Bus Schedule
Just for YOU
Commencing January 15
Buses Will Run at the Following Hours:
TO ANCHORAGE:
6:30 a.m. (Daily Except Sunday).
8:00 a.m.
4:00 p.m. (Via the Butte)
TO PALMER:
11:30 a.m. (Via the Butte).
4:30 p.m. (Daily Except Sunday).
7:30 p.m.
Matanuska Valley Bus Lines
Bouwens-Ray Rites
Held New Year’s Eve
Miss Alice Bouwens, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Bouwens
of Palmer, became the bride of
Robert Ray at a ceremony in St.
Michael’s church early New
Year’s eve.
Miss Bouwens, given in mar
riage by her father, chose a wed
ding gown of white satin with
a fingertip veil of lace. She car
ried white roses as her bridal
bouquet.
Mrs. Les Ray and Miss Delores
Bouwens were bridesmaids.
Dressed in rose and yellow, both
i attendants carried bouquets of
yellow chrysanthemums and
blue iris. Mary Lou Seitz and
Polly Moffitt were train bearers.
Les Ray was groomsman for
his brother and Robert Bouwens,
brother of the bride, was usher.
Harry Wimmer sang two num
bers preceding the ceremony.
Miss Jean Dickson was organist.
A reception at the home of the
bride’s parents followed the cer
emony.
GRANGES TO INSTALL
Members of the Northland Pio-1
neer Grange will join with Wa
silla Grange in their first meet
ing of the New Year.
At that meeting, scheduled for
Jan. 8, officers of both Granges I
will be installed. The meeting
will be held in the Palmer'
Grange hall, commencing at 8
o’clock.
Quick Change Artist
Fastest mover in last week’s
rapid transfer of office quar- j
ters in Palmer was Mrs. E. C. [
DeLand, McKinley Airlines |
agent here. Mrs. DeLand j
changed her mind in transit,
and established her new office
in the Palmer Photographic
Center rather than in the Pal
mer Automotive Service build
ing, as earlier announced.
Visits Fern Mine
WASILLA — Miss Peggy
Kronk, local school teacher,
spent a portion of her Christmas
holiday visiting with Mrs. Jim
Dodson of Fern Mine.
V AL LEY
TH E A TR £
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(N°le Show-Time)
7:\S P. M.
"Jack Beauty”
8:30 P. M.
California”
... J£L*iLRJ^JMilland
__ THURSDAY ONLY
double feature
«p 7;15. p- _M
Something for the
Boys”
wiih Carmen Miranda
«T v° P‘ M*
I wo Years Before
the Mast”
-_Ladd
(fcRIDAY' Saturday"
secrets of a Co-Ed”
Otto Kruger, Tina Thayer
- -IieJv.sI 2*_ musical
SUNDAY. MONDAY
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VALLEY
THEATRE
Missing Girl
Found Frozen
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warmly clad for her ouling.
She wore a heavy Army-lype
jacket, ski trousers, a sweat
er, a woolen shirt and a T
shirt as protection against the
cold.
Miss Skoubo had been in Pal
mer for only a few months. She
;ame here in September from
rier home in Boardman, Ore.
She has two sisters in Palmer,
^sta and Erna, who are em
ployed as nurses at the Valley
lospital. The girl was 20 years
)ld at the time of her death.
Miss Asta Skoubo left yester
CHURCH PLANS MEETING’
Two meetings have beo^ s
for members of the congjagatu
of St. Johns. Members of tl
Ladies Aid will gather at t!
home of Mrs. Carl Meiers at
o’clock that night, while votii
members of the church gath.
at the parsonage at the^san *
hour.
Recovering At Home
WASILLA—Mrs. Oscar Dow
ing, who has been a patient i
Providence hospital for the pa
several weeks, is now on h<
way to recovery. She was we
enough to be released to he
home in Wasilla last week.
day by plane to take her sister’
body home to Boardman fo
burial.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Valley Theatre Christmas Party
DONATIONS:
Vick Nielsen $ 5.00
Dan Sullivan 2.00
Charles Maiiich . 10.00
Valley Cleaners 5.00
RonDaVoo Cafe . 5.00
Valley Service . 10.00
Palmer Phofo Center 10.00
MVFCA . 20.00
Shamrock . 10.00
Sourdough Club. 10.00
Palmer Aufomolive
Service . 5.00
Kelchikan Spruce .... 10.00
North Palmer Siore .. 15.00
Valley Telephone
Exchange . 5.00
Eino Werianen 5.00
COST:
MFVCA $68.00
Koslosky's .. 75.50
North Palmer Siore 15.00
Taxi 100
A1 Hagen. 20.00
Vaara Varilies .$40.23
M nvific J 1_Tr.11. mi
t
Con Pearski .$ 2.0,'
Morton Watch Repair Is&TO
Brown Cleaners . 5.00
Matanuska Valley
Bank . 10.00
Neal Wright .. 20.00
Palmer Cold Storage 15.00
Shamrock Bakery .... 15.00
Koslosky's . 20.00
Steve Ward. 10.00
Pal. Body & Fender 5.00
Carl Meiers . 10.00
Hartley Bros. . 10.00
A1 Hagen . 20.00
Hopkins Popcorn. 15.00
Valley Frontiersman 2.50
Total Donations ..$289.50
Odom Produce. 39.80
Xmas Decorations .... 11.39
Hopkins Popcorn 15.00
Valley Frontiersman 2.50
Total Cost
$288.40
2 voaac;/ ixiecure
(Signed)
AL V. HAGEN
It s Warm in Florida and California
and it s good and hot at the equator
But Valley winters are COLD and dreams of
Florida’s balmy breezes aren’t going to keep
your family warm, should fire burn down
your home this winter.
Don’t send your family homeless into the cold *
PROTECT YOUR HOME WITH THE BEST IN
FIRE INSURANCE
See
JACK MAZE TODAY
At the Maianuska Valley Bank
for your protection tomorrow
Drop in and See Us
px>:o;o;o;o;olo;o;o;d
at the
Alpine Inn
At Sutton
Mile 61 Glenn Highway
Cabins, meals, cocktail bar, liquor store for your convenience.
A cozy place with a friendly atmosphere.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gulbranson, proprietors,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brager
Remember, the Alpine Inn—3 miles from Jonesville
OPEN 24 HOURS
For Reservations
Call Long Distance
Theatre —Mon., Wed., Fri., 8 p. m.
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