Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
VALLEY
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY. 7:15, 9
THURSDAY AT 8 ONLY
Wednesday and Thursday are
family night. Two adult tick
ets admit holders and all of
your immediate family under
high school age.
FRIDAY AT 7:15. 9
SATURDAY AT 2, 7:15. 9
“THE CONTENDER”
Buster Crabbe, Arline Judge
Julie Gibson
News, Scenic and Cartoon
SUNDAY AT 2- 7:15. 9
MONDAY AT 8 ONLY
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Years Before
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New York has gone
Completely gaga
Over this famed
Adventure saga!
WEDNESDAY AND
THANKSGIVING DAY
“CALIFORNIA”
Ray Milland
Admission Prices
Children io 12 Years (or in
cluding eighth grade)
17c plus 3c tax
High School (actual school en
rollees)
50c plus 10c tax
Adults
67c plus 13c tax
Regular Saturday and Sunday
matinees, adults admitted on |
high school price schedule.
VALLEY
THEATRE
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Have you selected your
new holiday outfit yet?
Choose it from our com
plete lines of
Dresses . . . Suits and
Sweaters
VARIETY
VOGUES
Fountaine Enterprises
Refrigeration
Engineering Construction and
Installation
Deep Freeze—Walk-ins,
Lockers
Tyler Commercial Refrigera
tion
P.O. Box 721 Anchorage
Phone Black 239
P-TA TO HEAR
STUDY REPORT
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Carl Snelling, will report their
findings on the functions of an
independent school district.
They expect to present fig
ures outlining the costs of such
a project for Palmer, to cite ad
vantages and disadvantages of
the plan, and to discuss the feasi
bility of this type of incorpora
tion for the Valley.
Ail interested Valley residents
are invited to attend this im
portant meeting.
Bumped Head Only
For Duane Goodrich
Duane Goodrich, who fell on
the ice at school last week, was
released to his home after a
brief hospitalization. Duane
struck his head and was stunned
by the fall, but medical exami
nation revealed no serious in
jury.
The boy slipped on an icy
slope, which had been used as a
“slide” by younger children. He
was unconscious when picked up,
and was rushed to the Valley hos
pital by schoolbus. He regained
consciousness before his mother
reached the hospital, and was re
leased to his home the next
morning.
STORM GUILTY OF ,
RECKLESS DRIVING
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a result of the collision, Rudy
Dernac, a passenger in the car
driven by Bystri, was killed.
The government exhibited pic
tures which showed that Storm
had swerved his vehicle over to
the wrong side of the road. The!
defense maintained that a spot
light on the Bystri-driven vehicle
had shown into Storm’s eyes.
Judge Anthony J. Dimond last
week sentenced Wilbur E. Keith,
19-year-old Fort Richardson sol i
dier, to 18 years in the federal
pentitentiary for the second de
gree murder of Melvin Beckwith,
a former Post civilian worker.
Keith was found guilty of the
bowie knife slaying at Beckwith
at Trent’s Resort last Feb. 6.
Both the Keith and Storm case
were widely discussed in the
Valley and several Valley citi
zens were among the chief wit
nesses called by the government.
Mrs. Bryant Is Well Again
Mrs. Dave Bryant, who has
been a patient at the Valley hos
pital recently, was released Sun
day. Mrs. Bryant left on Mon
day’s train for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Svend Bragstad
of Healy Forks. Mrs. Bragstad
has been in Palmer caring for;
the Bryant children during Mrs. j
Bryant’s illness.
What’s New at Wolfe’s?
Coil, Box and Innerspring Mattresses
Dinette and Kitchen Sets
Davenos and Occasional Chairs
Norge Washing Machines
Norge Refrigerators
(Apartment size and 7-foot)
Christmas Tree Lights
Remember last year? . . . Better get yours while the
supply lasts
WA V E1 P f C HARDWARE &
U L 1 L ■} FURNITURE
Corner 5th Ave. and E St. Anchorage
WATCH FOR IT
Grand Opening
of the
STEVE WARD BUILDING
OFFICIAL OPENING DATE TO BE
ANNOUNCED NEXT WEEK
GIVE YOUR PORTRAIT
It’s the friendly way to say “Merry Christmas”
Phone 12Y3 For An Appointment
Palmer Photographic Center
J. VIC BROWN & SONS
“The Live Jewelers”
★
ALASKA RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS
Across from Citv Hall
Aachorago
Community
Calendar
TUESDAY
LUTHERAN CHOIR practice at
church. 7:30 p.m.
WASILLA LIBRARY ASSOCIA
TION meeting. 7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
WASILLA GRANGE meets at
community hall. 8 p. m.
P-TA meets in school cafeteria
at 8 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
HANDICRAFT DAY at Exten
sion Office. 10:30 a. m.
TWELVE-THIRTY HOMEMAK
ERS club meets at home of
Mrs. Nina Stock.
GRANGE card party at Grange
hall. 8 p. m.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
luncheon at Lutheran church.
United Protestant aid mem
bers serve. 12 o’clock.
COMMUNITY CHEST commit
tee meeting at Extension Of
fice. 8 p. m.
THURSDAY
WASILLA COMMUNITY CLUB
meets at Community hall.
Election of officers. 8 p. m.
AMERICAN LEGION AND LEG
ION AUXILIARY meet in Le
gion clubrooms. 8 p. m.
HEALTH COUNCIL meets in
Health Center. 8 p. m.
King’s Lake Meeting
Set Back To Nov. 24
The regular meeting of the
King’s Lake camp directors and
members, scheduled for last Fri
day evening was adjourned until
Nov. 24. Some business was
transacted at the meeting, but
most of the work was postponed
until the later date, when it is
hoped to have a larger repre
sentation of members present.
Among out-of-town directors
who came to Palmer for the Fri
day meeting were Elmer Rasmus
on and Lloyd Morley of Anchor
age and Rev. B. J. Bingle of
Fairbanks.
The Nov. 24 meeting will be a
dinner according to Rev. Victor
Alfsen. It will be held at the
United Protestant church. It is
requested that all King’s Lake
camp members reserve that date.
PIPPEL SELLS PIGS
A truckload of porkers, 30
strong, rolled to market in
Palmer last Tuesday morning.
The prospective hams and ba
cons were grown on the farm
of Walter Pippel. Mr. Pippel
slaughtered the animals at the
Palmer market, and sold them
at the spot in whole or half-car
cass lots.
LIBRARY ASS'N MEETS
WASILLA — The November
meeting of the Wasilla Library
Association will be held Nov.
18 at 7:30 p. m. in the library.
All community residents inter
ested in the library are invited
to attend.
Classified Ads
FOR RENT
OFFICE SPACE, Koslosky Bijg.
Inq. Jan Koslosky.
ENCK SPOT POULTRY FARM.
Spenard road, Anchorage, Box
598, Main 499, is ready to sell
you poultry feed. Carload now
on hand to go at COST price
in a “lets-get-together” sale.
FOR SALE
PURE bred Collies—puppies and
grown stock. Mountain View
Store.
PIANO, typewriters, bicycles.
Mountain View Store. *
FOR SALE
HOUSE TRAILER, 24 ft.; w/oil
heater, gasoline cook stove,
double bed, day bed; all in
sulated. Write Kenneth Wal
lace, Box 754, Palmer.
Few Valley Folks
Visited School
Between 30 and 40 parents,
mostly mothers, were guests of
Palmer school during American
Education Week, it was estimated
by Joseph Dickson, grade school
principal. Mr. Dickson said most
visitors were interested in the
lower grades of the elementary
school.
The principal said he consider
ed the attendance figure “about
average or a little under” for
Valley visits.
Wasilla Couple
Married Wednesday
WASILLA—Miss Evelyn Pear
son of Mt. Vernon, Wash., be
came the bride of Floyd Davis
of Wasilla at a service performed
by Mrs. Thomas Carter, U. S.
Commissioner, last Wednesday
evening.
Mr. Davis is farming near
Wasilla. His wife came from her
Mt. Vernon home just a week
before the wedding.
CHAMBER MEETS
ON WEDNESDAY
The Valley Chamber of Com
merce will meet in the basement
of the Lutheran church at noon
next Wednesday for its regular
luncheon. Most important busi
ness on the docket will be a
scheduled report from the com
mittee appointed to study types
of incorporation.
All Valley businessmen are in
vited to attend the meeting.
CUDDYS GO HOME
Both Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cuddy
of Anchorage, injured in a re
cent automobile smash-up on the
Wasilla road, have been released
from the Valley hospital. Mr.
Cuddy suffered a fractured wt ist
in the accident, while his wife
was severely cut about the face
and neck. The pair have return
ed to their home in Anchorage.
See Tucker & Peterson, Anchor
age, for Used Cars and Trucks.
Under New Management
Valley Theatre Recreation Center
Lunch Counter, Pool and Billiards
Bowling Alley
Open 3 p. m. to 3 a. m.
Palmer Cold Storage and
Locker System
Meats, Frozen Foods, All Types of Poultry
Lockers For Rent