Easter Seat Fund to Benefit Area
(Continued from page 1)
at Koslosky’s Department Store
by members of the Palmer As
sembly. Order of Rainbow for
Girls, with all proceeds to go
to the MVCCA.
Also on Saturday, a rummage
sale will be conducted by the
Gold Star Rebekah Lodge. The
women also will hold a bake
sale on the same day. Both sal
es will be located in the Thea
tre building, one in the former
Snow White Laundry space;
the other in the Palmer Laun
der Center. The rummage sale
will be continued through
Sunday if sufficient items are
available.
On Monday, April 16 Mer
chants’ Day will be observed
in the valley. All residents are
asked to patronize the mer
chants who are so generously
helping the local Crippled Chii
dren’s Association.
Architect
Many will say that if he was
the architect of his future the
man must have had a pull with
the building inspector.
JAPAN'S ECONOMY
During the past decade, Ja
pan has enjoyed the most rapid
economic growth of any indus
trial country in the world, aver
aging about 8’-2 percent per
year, according to economists
at Arthur D. Little, Inc., in
ternational research and engin
eering consultants. In 1959
and 1960. the country's growth
rate was even higher, with in
creases in the Gross National
Productt of 18 and 11 percent,
respectively. Japan is current
ly committed to a growth rate
of 7 to 9 percent per year in
physical production for the
next decade: a doubling of per
capita income: and a 9 percent
increase in foreign trade.
Thrifty
Variety
Palmer’s Easter Store
Peter Cottontail says: "Man! I always
shop at Thrifty Variety. They have
everything I want and I always get
the best at the RIGHT PRICE. There's
Easter Bargains galore—all over the
store.
PLUS
THRIFTY is giving
away FREE A
$25°°
GCLDEN
EASTER EGG
Be sure you get your FREE
tickets, you may win the
Golden Egg. Get your FREE
tickets everytime you shop
Thrifty Variety. The more tic
kets you have, the more
chances you have to win.
Thrifty Variety’s Golden Egg
drawing will be April 30th.
You do not have to be present.
So hurry down to Thrifty Var
iety and get your FREE tickets
on Thrifty’s Golden Easter
Egg. Shop—Save and Win! At
Thrifty Variety.
I
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PLACE ORDER NOW
EDEE IIA ME 0N ANY EASTER RABBIT COc and
rlfLL WflPIE OR CHOCOLATE EGG .. J7 up
Chocolate Rabbits — Chocolate Eggs — Chocolate Fruit & Nut Eggs
I
EMPTY
EASTER BASKETS
EASTER GRASS
The biggest buy in town
I9c to 49c
EASTER RABBITS
"A Bunny for Every Honey"
HONEY BUNNIES
88c
and
up
GET YOUR
FREE
TICKETS TODAY
EASTER CARDS
'The right card for the right
occasion"—from the right
place
Complete Selection
BAGGED
EASTER CANDIES
"Fresh ar a buttercup"
THE BIGGEST BAG
FOR LESS MONEY
JUST ARRIVED!
The most beautiful assortment of
Kiddy Dresses - Hals & Bags
EVERYTHING FOR EASTER
QUALITY AT THE RIGHT PRICE
IS ALWAYS YOUR BEST BUY!
EASTER CANDY NOVELTIES
See our very complete assortment of
chocolate and chocolate foil wrap
Easier Novelties
EGG CRATES - "BEND ME BUNNIES"
SAND PAILS
All Priced Below Anchorage Prices
PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOWER IN PALMER
For the Rest Roys-At The Rest Prices- 1
At The Rest Place-Shop At Heme
FILLED EASTER BASKETS ’ Me
City Contemplates -
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departments to participate.
Bids will he asked by the city
for the position of janitor at
city hall.
* * *
The Council officially accept
ed the City Charter and auth
orized the publishing of the en
tire Charter in the April 19
issue of The Frontiersman.
Dates for the public hearing
and election will be set up by !
the Charter Commission.
It was stated that the City
of Palmer is not in favor of
hiring additional employees in
the police department at this
J time.
Bills approved for payment
i included: City Clerk's office.
$609.51; Municipal building.
: $814.65; Street department.
$258.91; Police department.
$285.77; Fire department. $196.
51. Total general fund bills.
$2,165.35. Also. Water depart
ment, $701.86.
Balances in Matanuska Val
ley Bank as of April 9, 1962:
General fund, $12,431.86; Water j
fund, $6,162.04: Property tax
fund, $3,822.21. Savings ac-j
counts: General fund, $7,000;
Water fund. $25,000; Property
tax fund, $10,000: Depreciation
fund, $3,700; and Accrued leave
fund. $4915.66.
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HEENIE SNIDER WILL LEAVE SATURDAY
FOR WORLD'S FAIR AID POSITION
Gerritt (Heinie) Snider of
Wasilla leaves Alaska Saturday
at 12:30 p.m. aboard a Pacific
Northern Airliner, enroute to
Seattle where he W ill serve as
an information aide at the
Seattle World's Fair.
Snider and five other Alas
kans were recently appointed
to their positions by A. H Pujm
ig. State commissioner of com
merce. The six aides will be
working in the Alaska exhibi*
for the next six months, five
days a week, eight hour days
Other aides are Mrs. Lillie
Angerman of Fairbanks. June
Bov/dish, Anchorage, Bertha
George, Seattle. Mrs. Caroline
E. Hammett. Anchorage, and
John W. Smith. Jr., College.
Alaskans may be assured
that their State will receive
much publicity through infor
mation offered by the Wasilla
resident. Heinie is past grand
president of Alaska Pioneers
and charter president of Pion
eer Igloo 31 which was recent
ly instituted in the Matanus
ka Valley. He will be able to
tell Fair visitors of trapping,
mining, construction, and even
of the State Legislature, hav
ing participated in them all.
Since his retirement (?) he has
made his home with his wife
on Lake Lucille in Wasilla.
Last year he published a book
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‘ So Was Alaska”, which is en
joying a wide distribution
throughout the States.
During his stay at the World’s
Fair. Heinie plans to send news
of his activities to The Fron
tiersman. These newsletters
vv ill replace his column, “Stran
ge Things" which has been ap
pealing in the paper the past
year.
The sun may be shining all
around, yet all a pessimist can
see is his own shadow.
Valley
School of Dance
Carpenters Hall
Saturday, April 28
BEGINNERS
Age 2 - 6 yrs.—10 a.m
Age 6 - 8 yrs.—11 a.m.
Age 8-12 yrs.—noon
ADVANCE
2:00 and 3:00 p.m.
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The Frontiersman — Page 7
Thursday. April 12, 1962
TROUBLE-SHOOTER
Many a man tries to drown
his sorrows by pouring them
into someone else s ear.
Skillfully laid on. there is no
limit to the amount of flattery
most people can absorb.
3;WE SELL
»CONTINENTAL
WATER PUMPS*
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* reliability — year t
* after year *
|Those pumps & other!
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*we sell, may be fin-*
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{Section 5 Loan Pro-*
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gram. *
| STOP IN AND SEE!
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D & A Grocery
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VAN CAMP’S
Pork & Beans ■.. !lt„ 3
HUNTS
Tomato Juice «.,. „» 2 ,„
73:
$100
790
Grandma's Weston's A.B.G.
Real Chocolate Butterscotch Creme
Stars pkg. 49c Sandwich pl!. 25°
PEANUT BUTTER
$139
3 POUND JAR
CARNATION FAMILY SIZE
TUNA
GOLD MEDAL
FLOUR
2
for
25 POUND BAG
LOCAL NO. I
POTATOES
20 POUND BAG
RATH BLACK HAWK
SMOKY SAUSAGE
8 OZ. PACK
89’
$329
$(49
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LIVE MUSIC
FOUR
ACES
SATURDAY NIGHT-APRIL 14
Strick - Eileen - Rockin' Bob