fftEQUENT
SAILINGS
,HeM-ASKAt>«‘
PASSENGER SERVICE
S. S. ILIAMNA
Scheduled from Seattle, Tues.,
Sept. 29, calling at Seward
and Valdez
S. S. CHENA
Scheduled from Seattle, Tues.,
Oct. 6, calling at Seward and
Valdez.
FOR INFORMATION
T. J. MALONEY, AGENT
OFFICE: WESTWARD HOTEL
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
Phone 22001
FROM SEWARD
S.S. ALASKA S.S. DENALI
Thurs., Sept. 24 Thurs., Oct. 1
Sitka Valdez
Juneau Juneau
Petersburg Petersburg
Wrangell Wrangell
Ketchikan Ketchikan
Seattle Seattle
FREIGHT SERVICE
From Seattle
» REV. JAMES SNEAD
LEAVES FOR
MEDICAL TREATMENT
Rev. James P. Snead of St.
Michael’s Catholic Church left
by car for Portland, Oregon this
morning. He will seek further
medical treatment while Outside,
planning to return the first part
of December.
The regular 10:00 a.m. Mass
will be said this Sunday by Bis
hop Dermot O’ Flanagan of An
chorage. During Rev. Snead’s ab
sence his place will be filled
each Sunday.
Before leaving Rev. Snead an
nounced that plans for the annual
| bazaar will continue, with the
| committees to be in charge. A
bigger and better bazaar is plan
ned this year, he said, and invit
ed the public to attend.
POLICE CHIEF
ON VACATION
Bernard Bouwens, city police
chief, is enjoying a two-week va
cation away from his duties. Dur
ing his absence Lee Abel will
act as substitute and may be
contacted through the city tele
phone operators. Bouwens will
report for duty on October 1.
NEW BABIES
Barlanen
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bartanen
of Jonesville are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of their
first child, a daughter, Christy
Lee. She was born at Valley Hos
pital September 12 and weighed
seven pounds, eight ounces at
birth. Mr. Bartanen is serving in
the U. S. Navy.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
: Reporters—
Notebook
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peterson re
turned to Palmer Monday morn
ing following a Stateside trip
over the Alaska Highway. They
reported the road in pretty good
shape.
Robert Hartman, salutatorian
of the 1953 Palmer High School
graduating class, enrolled at
the University of Alaska this
week for his first year.
Mrs. Frank Bruckbauer of Pal
mer has returned home by plane
following a very pleasant trip
by car over the Alaska Highway
to the States. While there she
visited relatives in Montana, Wis
consin, Michigan, Niagara Falls
and Long Island, N. Y.
The newly appointed general
manager of The Alaska Rail
road, Frank E. Kalbaugh, sail
ed north September 11 aboard
Alaska Steamship Company
steamer Aleutian with Mrs.
Kalbaugh, enroute to his new
headquarters in Anchorage.
Kimballs Store, located in the
Severn building, will be open
each Friday night until 8:00 p.m.,
Decema Andresen announced this
week.
Word was received in the Val
ley this week from Sigurd and
Virginia Haaland, telling of their
enjoyable trip down the Hart
Highway from Palmer to Chi
cago, Illinois where Sigurd will
enroll at the University.
Harold Moline, superintend
ent on the new hopsiial con
struction, was fortunate in
getting a large moose this past
week. Taken from the Lazy
Mountain area the moose with
an antler spread of 54 inches.
Valley Youngsters
Preparing for
Kiwanis Kill’s Day
The program for the second
annual Kid’s Day celebration to
be sponsored by Palmer Kiwanis
club members indicates a full
afternoon of fun for Valley
school-age youngsters on Satur
day September 26.
Starting the program at 1:00
p.m., will be a parade of Kids
’n’ Pets; Kids in Costume; decor
ated bicycles and a miscellaneous
class. Prizes will be awarded to
the outstanding youngsters in
each class following their selec
tion by a group »'of judges yet tc
be named.
Following the parade ths
youngsters will adjourn to the
dressed out at 600 pounds.
‘'Nice and fat, too,” he said.
Leo Lucas accompanied him
on the trip.
Palmer school gymnasium where
the hobby show will have already
been judged. Entries in the hobby
show should be entered by 11:00
a.m. September 26. The display
will include collections, scrap
books, handicraft, painting, sew
ing and others. Prizes will also
be awarded to the most outstand
ing displays.
During the week previous to
the celebration, youngsters will
be given an opportunity to audi
tion for the talent show that will
be held in the school gym follow
ing the parade. The talent show
will include solo and group vo
cals, musicals, dance numbers,
readings, skits and stunts.
Parents and friends are urged
to attend the celebration and
help support their favorite can
didates. If time permits ,there
will be movies following the tal
ent show.
Children participating in the pet
parade are urged to make pre
vious arrangements for their pets
AUXILIARY SEEKING
100% RENEWAL IN
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Mary Steelman, membership
chairman of the American Le
gion Auxiliary this week mailed
leters as reminders to members
that the Fall membership drive
has started. This year the locaL
organization has a quota of 68
members to fill.
Mrs. Steelman said they hope
for a 100% membership renewal
before October 20. This will give
the auxiliary national recogni
tion. Anyone who is not a mem
ber of the auxiliary and who
would be interested in joining is
asked to contact Mrs. Steelman
or other members. Part of this
year’s dues will go toward antic
ipated costs of the American Le
gion Convention to be held in
Palmer during the summer of
1954.
while attending the talent show
and movie.
Totem Truck Lines
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SEXTONS
Peas
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PALMER’S COMPLETE
MEAT MARKET
BNOL'S
Beef Brisket
For Boil or Pot Roast
lb.
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59c
ASST'D
Lunch Meal
ib. 75c
Ocoma 3 for
Chicken Pies 99c
STOCK UP AT THIS PRICE
lb. 19c
lb. 21c
Oranges
GRAVENSTEIN
Apples
300 SIZE
Kleenex
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Coffee
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Grapefruit Juice
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OF HOSTESS CAKES AND COOKIES
FREE SAMPLES THIS WEEK END
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