Seventh Dairyman
Switches To Alaska Dairy
Still another Valley dairyman,
Chet Liebing, has turned to the
Alaska Dairy as marketing agent
for his milk, it was announced
this week by James Wilson, gen
eral manager of the Matanuska
Valley Farmers Co-Operating As
sociation. This brings to a total
of seven, the Valley dairymen
who have switched from the Co
op to the Alaska Dairy as their
marketing medium. Six of the
seven are Co-op members.
Jan's Still Pondering
Questioned this week concern
ing plans for the former busiess
location of Palmer Photo Art,
owner Jim Koslosky said he
“hadn’t decided whether to rent
the place or to start a business
there myself.”
Phyllis Is 111
WAS1LLA—Miss Phyllis Wil
son has been confined to her
home by illness for the past
week
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FUSSILY FEMININE
R-O-B-E
is every woman's dream
... for Christmas . . .
DOREME ROBES
Rayon Knit in American
Beauty
RAYON Paisley Prints
Sizes 30-44
FINEST Cotton Seer
suckers
Lovely Shadow Print
HOSTESS Gowns In
Slipper Satin
Tailored Style
DARK Floral Prints
Large Sizes
FINE-wale Corderoy
Bright Glowing Colors
SILK Jersey Housecoats
CHENILLE Robes for
Children
4-H Club Demonstration
Planned Today
There is to be a 4-H Club bak
ing demonstration in the Exten
sion Office today. 4-H Club
members will meet at the office
to bake snowballs and Christmas
cookies. Following the demon
stration, 4-H’ers will be allowed
to sample the products they man
ufacture, or they may carry them
home to test on their families, if
they prefer.
Today’s demonstration is to in
clude half of the H-H Club mem-'
bers headquartered in Palmer. A
second group will meet at the Ex
tension Office for a similar dem
onstration at a later date.
Project Leaders Meet
Next Tuesday, all project lead
ers oi the Valley’s Homemakers’
clubs will meet in special session
at the Extension Office at 2
o’clock, it was announced today ’
by Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook, >
home demonstration leader. Pur- }
pose of the meeting is to study ^
method of presentation of next >
month’s project, which must be ^
completed without Miss Lash- ^
brook’s help, since she will be >
absent on leave for most of the >
month- }
SURPLUS MATERIALS
60 ON SALE TODAY
One of the largest sales of Army !
surplus materials to be held at ;
Elmendorf Field in recent years, !
starts at the Elmendorf Salvage ;
Yard today, according to an
nouncement from Brig. Gen. Don- ;
aid R. Hutchinson, base com- i
mander. Visitors may inspect the '
sale equipment at the Salvage
Yard, beginning at 8:30 a.m. to- '
day. Sealed bids will be opened
on Jan. 5 at 10 a.m. }
Equipment to be sold includes 5
jeeps, trucks, aircraft floats, ath- ^
letic equipment (including skis '
and snowshoes), water pumps, '
Arctic clothing, home and office ;
furniture, radio parts and mess ,
equipment. ;
A second sale, in which sleep- i
ing bags will retail for $10, also \
starts today.
New Davis Daughter
A baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Davis of Wasilla,
at Valley Hospital on Dee- 10.
The little girl weighed six pounds ‘
and six ounces at birth.
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You Are Invited
to the
at the
Valley Theatre, Dee. 24
presented through the. courtesy of Your Palmer Merchants
and Neighbors
2:00 p.m. — "BAMBI" and Comedies
(reserved for children up to 7th grade)
3:20 p.m. — SANTA. IN PERSON
will distribute candy and a gift to every child attending
4:00. 7:15, 8:30 p.m. — free movie
Everyone is invited to attend
In appreciation of your past patronage an.l courtesies, we, your
Palmer merchants and neighbors, extend to you and to yours
our best wishes and greetings:
Doctors' Clinic J”1'8 . ,
_ , _ , . „ Palmer Photo Art
Palmer Cold Storage Brown's Cleaners
Employes of Geological Survey Valley Real Estate
Matanu&ka Hotel
Anchorage Shopping Guide
Shamrock Lounge
Employes of Agricultural
Research Administration
Hartley Bros. Motor Co.
Employes of Postoffice
Matanuske Valley Telephone
Exchange
Valley Frontiersman
Edna Weiking
Valley Concrete Products
Koslosky's Department Store
George Johnson
Horth Palmer Store
Frontier Bar
Trading Pest
Employes of the Soil Con*
servation Service
Valley Cleaners
Ketchikan Spruce Mills
Eino Wirtanen
Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown
Employes of the Co-Op
Warehouse
Palmer Fountain & Cafe
Con Peerski
Ron-Da-Voo Cafe
Tost's Service
Valley Grocery
Employes of Co-Op Garage
McCool's Barber Shop
Palmer Body & Fender Service
Palmer Bar
Kirk's Sales and Service
Shamrock Bakery
Employes of Pahner Depot
West Side Service
Dr. F. R. Sims
Grasser's Hardware
Mataauska Valley Bank
Clara's Variety
Kut 'N Kurl Beauty Shop
Palmer Transfer
George Duncan
H. G. Bryan
Ken's Electric Supply
Moore's Garage
Loberg's Variety
ARRC
Graham's Garage
Variety Vogues
Lou's Beauty Shop
Employes of Alaska Road
Commission
John Swidelsky
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A financial report on the Christman party will be published
in early January. If a co-sponsor s name has been omitted
through error, it will be publishe l in the next issue of the
Valley Frontiersman.
The sponsors of the annual Christmas party wish to thank the
following individuals and organizations for their help:
Ladies of the Moose for sacking the candy
Carpenters' Union for building the stage set
Dee-Jay Shop for stage decorations
Lauren Smith for ihe Christmas tree
Valley Theatre for use of the facilities
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