New Business Ventures
Open Shop This Week
(Continued from page 1)
not carried in their stock.
Both Mr. Young and Mr. Lun
din have done radio repair work
in Outside shops, they said.
The office of the Palmer Radio
Service is located in the Valley
Theatre building, in quarters
formerly occupied by Mrs. E. C.
DeLand and the Dow Freight
Lines.
Mr. Anderson, the barber, also
is new to Alaska, having recently
come to Palmer from Burlington,
Wash., where he owned and op
erated a combination beauty
shop and barber shop. Mr. An
derson has several years of bar
ber experience behind him in
Burlington and Mt. Vernon
shops.
He will live at the Lodge dur
ing his stay in Palmer.
Time Grows Shorter
For License Purchasers
Going back for that certificate
of ownership is making Valley
residents beat the pathway good
and deep to the doorway of Lou
Henke’s office, but that’s one
thing Mr. Henke says he’s gotta
have before he can issue 1948
vehicle licenses to Valley drivers.
And Mr. Henke cautions that
a certificate of transfer won’t do
—the law says it must be a cer
tificate of ownership.
Licenses must be purchased at
the Henke office this week for
the sale deadline is Saturday,
Jan. 31. The office will be open
from 7 to 9 p.m. every day ex
cept Wednesday, for the entire
week, in addition to regular 9 to
5 daytime hours.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
For All Your Refreshment Needs
in Palmer
VISIT
FRONTIER BAR
FRONTIER LIQUOR STORE
FRONTIER CAFE
All three open 24 hours daily,
seven days each week
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I
Driving is a strain on anybody’s I
nerves over Palmer’s
icy highways
You’ll feel a whole lot better if you’re
PREPARED to meet winter driving conditions.
See Us at Once for
PEAK permanent Anti-Freeze..$3.65 gal.
Auto Chains, all sizes
And while fixing up for winter, why not cast a
thought ahead to your spring automobile needs.
We're NOW CLOSING OUT our stock of
Tires and Tubes
Tires, all sizes.ea. $15
Tubes .ea. $3.75
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL AUTO
ACCESSORIES
KOSLOSKY'S DEPT. STORE
Community
Calendar
Tuesday
PHS vs. Seward high school at
gymnasium. 8 p.m.
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE meet
at Grange hall. 8 p.m.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
meet at Moose hut. 8 p.m.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS meet
ing of Chamber of Commerce
in lobby of Valley Theatre at
8 p.m.
Wednesday
SPORTSMAN’S ASSOCIATION
organizational meeting in
basement of Matanuska hotel
at 8 p.m.
WASILLA SCOUTS meet in
school at 8 p.m.
TWELVE-THIRTY HOMEMAK
ERS club meeting at home of
Mrs. Ralph Dye at 8 p.m.
Thursday
COMMUNITY CLUB of Wasil
la meets in Community hall at
8 p.m.
MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB
meets at r e ct o r y of St.
Michael’s church at 8 p.m.
MASTER MASONS meet at C.
L. Nelson home at depot at
8 p.m.
Friday
BOY SCOUTS meet at United
Protestant church at 5:30 p.m.
Visit Outside
Mrs. Stanley Balloun and sons
Jimmy and Joe left the Valley
for a vacation Outside on Mon
day of this week. They planned
to be gone a month, which they
will spend visiting Mrs. Balloun’s
mother. Mrs. Frank Lynn also
left for the states on Monday.
VALLEY 1
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
Double Feature
"SECRETS OF A I
CO-ED”
8*25
“GALLANT BESS”
Thursday".
Double Feature
I’M FROM ARKANSAS’ |
8:30 !
TWO SMART PEOPLE’
Friday, Saturday"""
Dave O'Brien in
“GUNS OF THE LAW”
‘ m , Cartoon
March of Time
SUNDAY, MONDAY
“BIG SLEEP”
Humphrey Bogart,
Lauren Bacall
VALLEY
THEATRE
Palmer Squads Win, Lose i
In Weekend Hoop Series
(Continued from page 1)
a 1-point margin at the final gun.
losing 34-33. That split the series *
for the men's squads, for each j *
team has lost one and won one j *
in their home-and-home series. ; ^
The teams were never farther ;
apart than a point or two in that j *
Saturday game, and until the \ 1
final minute and a half, the j c
Shamrocks topped the Imperials i
by a slight edge. They led 10-9 j1
at the first quarter. 23-20 at the j ^
half and 28-26 at the third quar- £
I t
ter. i J
Again it was the Stewart ,
brothers who were in the lime- i1
light, although this time they ^
shared it with Jim Hermon. Jim c
dropped in four buckets in the 1
first half from his favorite cor
ner of the court. Cordova thought ^
it over and worked out a de
fense at half-time that bottled up . ^
the clever little sharpshooter in j1
the last half.
Jim was rested most of the
third and fourth quarters, get- j
ting back in the game in the j.
last two minutes of play. He i ;
failed to make a pay-off shot, 1
however, although he was try- 1 ^
ing desperately as the final
whistle sounded. 2
Bob Works Double
Bob Stewart played more than
his share of basketball in the
first three quarters, and then
was retired on fouls early in the j.
fourth period. He was sorely | j.
missed in that final five min-j j
utes. Bob played Saturday’s | ^
game with a bigger disadvan- L
tage than most of the men, for I '
he'd been breaking concrete with *
a pick for an even eight hours 1 ^
work that day. He snatched lop
scoring honors again with 10
points, while Jim Hermon was £
close behind with 9.
Shamrocks 32
France, M. (f) . ...
Hermon. J. (f)
Stewart, Bob (c)
France, V. (g) .
Stewart. Bert (g)
Deland (f) .
Gore (f) .
Meiers (c)
Hermon, Ben (g)
fg ft f pts
2 0 0 4
2 12 5'
4 4 3 12 1
0 0 2 0 ‘
2 3 2 7 X
0 0 0 0 c
0 0 1 0 \
0 0 0 0
10 2 2
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I
Polkas
♦
• TOO FAT POLKA
! Louis Prima
i FRIENDLY TAVERN POLKA
Lawrence Welk
HELLO JOE POLKA
Whoopee John Wilfahrt
•CHAMPAGNE POLKA
Lawrence Welk
• Open evenings Until 8 o'clock
! The
RECORD SHOT
J 423 D Street
• Mail Orders to Box 1717
ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
Chamber Board
Meets Tuesday m
A year’s work will be outlined
o the executives of the Valley
Chamber of Commerce, at a
>oard of directors’ meeting to fee
leld Jan. 27 in the lobby of the
Jalley Theatre, it was announced
oday by president Jack Maze.
Jeeting time has been set at 8
’clock.
In addition to naming Cham
er committees for 1948, and to
enqrally discussing Chamber
rojects for the coming year,
oard members will give much
bought to a revision of the by
aws of the organization. The
resent body has outgrown the*
riginal by-laws formulated at
ts institution.
Members plan to read by-laws
/hich govern the Anchorage
’hamber of Commerce before
oing to work on new regula
ions for the Valley Chamber.
All plans and suggested
hanges in Chamber procedqjr
/ill be presented to the whole
lembership of the Valley Cham
er of Commerce in the very
ear future, Mr. Maze said.
Board members of the Valley
’hamber of Commerce include:
Harry Wimmer, Rev. W. L.
leile, Matt Perkins, A1 Hagen
nd Mr. Maze.
Speeder Fined $10
Testing the speed qualities of
is 1947 pickup on the Palmer
ighway between Palmer and
]klutna, cost Jack Guard of
anchorage $10 last week. Mr.
luard was arrested by highway
atrolman Wesley Gilman, and
/as handed a $10 fine by Mrs.
V. E. Huntley, acting U. S. com
lissioner. Mr. Gilman said the
ickup exceeded 50 miles an
our at times.
Koslosky's Have Girl
A baby daughter, Linda Ann,
^as born to Mr. and Mrs. Jan
koslosky at Providence hospital
n Anchorage last week. The tit
le girl is the couple’s third
hild.
Velsh (g)
0 1
Totals.12 8 13 32
Cordova 25
’iedeman (£) .0 0 0 0
lantila (f).
Jillot (c
loover (g) .
’aylor (g) .
tied tf)
loonan (c).
Ipielman (g)
Totals
Cordova 34
lantila (f).
'iedeman tf) ....
loonan fc).
ipielman (g)
loover (g) .
teid (f) .
Sillet tc)
’aylor tg)
0
0
0
2
2
2
0 0 0 0
5 2 0 12
2 0
0 3
1 4
4 3
10 5 13 25
4 14 9
0 0 0 0
2
5
0
0
2
4 8
2 11
4 2
2 2
2 2
0 0 0 0
Total 12 10 18 34
Shamrocks 33
ranee, M. (f)
lermon, Jim (f)
tewart, Bob tc)
’ranee, V. (g)
itewart, Bert tg)
Ieiers tf) .
lermon, Ben (c)
2
4
2
2
1
6
0 0
3 1
2 6
3 9
5 10
3 0
4 7
0 0 0 0
0 111
Totals 11 11 18 33
» WIN *
An Aeronca Chief...
or
$2500 IN CASH
and
Help Rebuild the Valdez Community Hospital
$1 BUYS A TICKET
DRAWINGS MAY 30, 1948
Tickets available at local clubs and lodges