Annual Follies Set
For March 13-14
Announcement was made this
•week that the second annual ,
Grangerette Follies .sponsored by i
Wasilla Grange No. 2, will be i
presented to the public Friday
and Saturday nights, March 13, |
and 14. • • • ■ ,
Rehearsals are under way and 1
Grange members announced an
entirely new program scheduled
for presentation next month. In- I
eluded will be the “Sultan and |
his Harem;” beautiful line up in |
the chorus and Wasilla’s most
gorgeous ballet dancer. Tickets j
are now on sale.
ANNUAL BALL SET
BY ELKS FOR
SATURDAY NIGHT
The public is invited to attend
the Palmer Elks annual Purple
Bubble Ball to be held Saturday
night, February 21, Matt Onkka, I
Exalted Ruler announced this
week.
The semi-formal affair is sched
uled to start at 9:30 p.m. in the
school auditorium. Music will be
furnished by Schaefer’s new or
chestra, who will play until 1:30
a.m. .
Tickets are available from Elk
members and| also may be pur
chased at the door. The Palmer
High School Pep Club will be un
able to handle the checking ser
vice because of the basketball
tournament in Anchorage. How
ever. Onkka announced, members
of the city women’s team, The
Rockets, have offered to handle
the service instead.
An Exalted Ruler’s Waltz will i
be held during the evening.
CAFE REDECORATED
Following an all-day closure at
the Palmer Fountain and Cafe
February 15, patrons were greeted
Monday morning by a redecorat
ed restaurant.
Cream and white paint on the
walls and new grey floors, along
■with Mexican design curtains
have all combined to brighten
the establishment considerably.
Future plans include redecorat
' ing the club room, new operator
Hjalmar Kertulla said.
I WEDNESDAY —THURSDAY
I February 18—19
ASSIGNMENT PARIS
Dana Andrews
Marla Toren
George Sanders
Audrey Toller
FRIDAY SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 20—21
Show 7:15 and 9 P.M.
Sal. Mai: 2:00 p.m.
“RED SNOW”
3uy Madison
Ray Mala
Carol Mathews
'What were Ihe mysterious
[iies flashing across Alaska?”
SUNDAY — MONDAY
FEBRUARY 22—23
Shows: 7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
Sun. Mai: 2:00 p.m.
“RAINBOW ROUND
MY SHOULDER”
(Technicolor)
Prankie Laine
3illy Daniels,
Charloile Austin
Arthur Franz
Ida Moore
City Water System—
Continued from page 1
available for the city’s system.
However, he cautioned, the water
is subject to the capability of the
wells. All costs for a system are
lowered when metered, he point
ed out. For a deep-well system
such as Palmer’s, Mathews com
pared the low cost of meter in
stallation with that of a system
[of surface water source such as
[ Anchorage has. “It would cost
Anchorage around one and one
half million dollars to install a
proper filtering plant and met
ers,” he said. It has been proven
that it is cheaper to pump water
from wells than to filter. “In con
clusion, Mathews stated, “I be
lieve Palmer will have an econ
omical water system, with enough
water to go around when APW
turns the system over to the
city.”
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