VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN
filtered as second class matter on Oct. 21. 1047, at the post office a»
_Palme#, Alaska, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
J- DeJulio .Publisher, Manager
■*"***...Virginia Gallant
Subscription Rates .50c a month, $S a year
Mailed to all points in Alaska and the United States
FRONTIERSMAN GETS
ANNUAL PRESS AWARD
Eleven Alaskans and one Out
sider received honors from the
Alaska Press Club at its annual
Awards Dinner held at the Forest
Park Country Club in Anchorage
January 8. “It is rightful that we
should recognize outstanding per
formances in the working press
and radio of Alaska,” said William
E. Warner, president of the Press
Club. “We also feel that we should
give proper recognition to out
standing literary efforts on sub
jects dealing with Alaska.”
The Frontiersman was selected
by the club to receive an award for
outstanding journalistic perform
ance by weekly newspapers for
“its constant and ceaseless efforts
to promote the dairy and agricul
tural possibilities of the Matanus
ka Valley.”
Special feature of the Awards
Dinner were addresss by Gover- j
nor Ernest Gruening and Jack
Ryan, editor of the Fairbanks S
News-Miner,
CORDOVA BASKETBALL
EXCURSION
JANUARY 23—25
S35.00 Round Trip
Tickets may be purchased at
Palmer Fountain
Homemakers' News
FOR FEBRUARY
Wasilla Club
Meets February 5, home of Miss
Ruth Custer
Sourdough Club
Meets February 10, home of Mrs.
Bess Johns
Homesteaders Club
Meets February 11, home of Mrs.
Phil O’Neill
Nugget Club
Meets February 12, at home of
Mrs. Wilda Gibbs
Glacier View Club
Meets February 17, home of Mrs.
Lillian Eckert
Gold Dusters Club
Meets February 2, home of Mrs
Phyllis Long
Riverbend Club
Meets February 17, home of Mrs.
A1 Kirsch
Chugiak Club
Meets February 12, at Chugiak
Community Hall
Cheechako Club
Meets February 9, home of Mrs.
Clara Whetstone
Homemakers' Project Leaders
Meet Tuesday, January 27 at 10:30:
Iva June Sproul, University of Alaska Home Economic
instructor is pictured above with Gabriel Gaston, picking
grapes durng her i-.cent trip to France. She explained her
work and trip to several local organizations this past week,
illustrating her talk with slides.
a.m. in the Extension Craft!
Room. Project leaders appoint
ed by there respective clubs j
will meet with Mrs. Audrey
Davies, Anchorage Home Pern-!
onstration Agent, who will con-1
duct the project work for the'
February meetings. There will!
be pot luck lunch at noon.
TAYLCRS PRESENTED GIFT
The entire personnel at Ma
ianuska Experiment Station
presented a silver steak platter
and matching butter dish to Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Taylor at a
wedding shower held in the
Curtis Dearborn residence last
week in honor of the couple.
NEW BABIES
Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Lee are
parents of an eight pound son.
Bom at Valley Hospital January
8, the boy has been named Clyde
Eugene, Jr. and is the couple’s
second child. Mr. Lee is employed
by the Evans-Jones Coal Mine.
Walts
A boy, Anthony Loyd, was born
at Valley Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Loyd Watts on January 9. He is
their third child and weighed
eight pounds, one ounce at birth.
Mr. Watts is a farmer here in the
Valley.
You buy the clothes but
.... you wear the clean
ing.
BROWN’S SHOP
Civil Defense Town Meeting
Palmer School Gymnasium
January 19. Public Invited
VAliit
7 j.
PAlMtR. A* iSKA
January 14 — 15
Shows 2:00 & 7:15-9:00 P.M.
,«t Actio* '
JOHN PAYNE-RHONDA FLEMING
FORREST TUCKER «»s mows.**
FRIDAY SATURDAY
JANUARY 16—17
Show 7:15 and 9 P.M.
Sat. Mat: 2:00 p.m.
SAVAGE SECRETS Of NATURE M THE RAW!
MUM INIUNI to INI III! O* MMIAUK
SUNDAY — MONDAY
JANUARY 18—19
Shows: 7:’5 and 9:00 p.m.
Sun. Mat: 2:00 p.m.
ITS THE RHYTHM AH0 ROMAN (T 3 TORY Of [£***£:
UFE. 10VE. AND / lobes'
DAVID NIVEN
VERA-ELLEN
CESAR ROMERO
88c
Nylon Sale
250 Pr. Regular Stock
LADIES NYLONS
$1.50 to $2.25
88c
88c
WOMEN'S
Airliner
Bools
ZIPPER
HEAVY FLEECE
LINED
Were $15.95
NOW
$11.95
Infant's and
Children's Wear
y3 «n
ENTIRE STOCK NOT INCLUDED
MEN'S
Over
shoes
FLEECE LINED
ZIPPER
WERE $12.75
NOW
$9.50
CLEARANCE
Men's Shoes
FREEMAN YORKTOWN
EDGERTON JOHN C. ROBERTS
teg.to $17.50 Now $11.50
1495 9.50
f 0.95 6.50
Complete Stock Not Included
LADIE'S SPECIALS
WHITE STAG QUILTED JACKETS.
WHITE STAG ALPACA JACKETS .
WHITE STAG UNLINED SKI JACKETS.
UNLINED SKI JACKETS WITH HOOD.
WHITE STAG LINED SKI JACKETS .
WHITE STAG VEST LINED JACKET.
WHITE STAG UNLINED SPORT JACKET
WHITE STAG UNLINED POPLIN JACKET
JEN-CEL-ITE STORM COAT.
WHITE STAG BOXER JACKET.
WHITE STAG PLAID SUIT JACKET
WHITE STAG GABARDINE SKIRTS .
WHITE STAG WOOL SKIRTS
WHITE STAG TWEED 'N SUEDE SKIRTS
WHITE STAG ORLON-WOOL SKIRT
WHITE STAG MAN-TAILORED TWEED JACKETS
GIRLS WOOL COAT .
WHITE STAG SHEEPLINED JACKETS
REG
24.95
19.95
10.95
14.95
18.95
23.50
18.95
13.95
42.50
22.50
15.95
15.95
12.95
16.95
14.95
25.00
22.49
27.50
NOW
16.50
13.50
7.50
9.50
12.50
14.50
12.50
9.50
26.95
14.95
10.50
10.50
8.50
11.50
9.95
16.50
13.95
18.50
50%
25%
WOOL
WOOL
UNIONSUITS
UNIONSUITS
REG
$8.50
6.85
■■■HR
NOW
$5.95
4.95
Men's All Wool Shirts
Reg. $13.95
Reg. 12.95
Reg. 10.75
Reg. i 5.35
ARROW COLORED DRESS SHIRTS
ARROW CORDUROY SHIRTS .
STRADAVARI CORDUROY SHIRTS
PENDELTON
Now $8.95
Now 8.95
Now 7.00
Now 10.50
& WOOLRIGH
Reg. $13.75 Now $8.95
Reg. 13.50 Now 8.95
Reg. 12.25 Now 8.50
Reg. 11.95 Now 6.50
Reg. $4.50 & $4.95 Now $3.50
.Reg. 10.95 Now 5.50
Reg. 11.50 Now 6.95
I
Children s Snow Suits & Jackets
REG NOW
WHITE STAG JACKETS $14.95 $ 9.95
WHITE STAG JACKET QUILTED LINING 12.95 8.95
SPORTCOSTER SNOW SUITS . 11.50 7.50
GOLDEN FLEECE JACKET MOUTON HOOD. 16.95 10.95
GOLDEN FLEECE JACKET Size 4 . 14.95 9.95