Scouts Register,
Plan Winter Work
Members of Boy Scout Troop
654 met at the United Presbyter
ian church last Friday evening
to fill in re-registration cards in
preparation for the winter’s
work, Scoutmaster Victor Alfsen
announced today.
At least 30 Palmer Scouts
were present at-the meeting.
Eight of that number ai'e regis
tered in a senior oatrol of Troop
654.
Scouts organized plans for the
winter’s work ahead and decid
ed that enrmhasis in the next few
months would be on advance
ment in Scouting. Specific goals
were set up, which are to be
achieved before Scout Week
next February.
Scoutmaster Alfsen said that
there are still more vacancies in
the troop, and additional Scouts
will be welcomed at future meet
ings. Any boy between the ages
©f 12 and 16, interested in Boy
Scput work, is invited to become
a member of Troop 654.
Boy Scouts meet each Friday
evening at 5:30 p.m. in the
United Protestant church.
Altar Society to Meet
The Altar Society of St.
Michael’s Catholic church will
meet in the rectory at 7:30 Wed
nesday evening to unpack and
mark articles destined for sale
at the coming church bazaar.
Bazaar date has been set for
Oct. 18 and will be held in the
Palmer school.
Community
Calendar
Tuesday
PTA meets in music room of
Palmer school. 8 p. m.
MOOSE LODGE meets in Moose
hall. 8 p.m.
RIVERBEND HOMEMAKER'S
CLUB meets with Mrs. Gei
witz.
Wednesday
HILLTOP HOMEMAKER’S
*■ CLUB meets.
ALTAR SOCIETY of St. Mich
ael’s Catholic church meets in
rectory. 7:30 p.m.
Thursday
Northland Pioneer Grange meets
in grange hall. 8 p. m.
MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB
meets in rectory of St. Mich
ael’s Catholic church. 8 p.m.
LADIES AID of St. John’s Luth
eran Church social meeting in
church basement. 8 p.m.
GLACIER VIEW HOMEMAK
ERS CLUB meets with Mrs.
Bailey.
Friday
TROOP -654 of Palmer Boy
Scouts meets in United Protes
tant church. 5:30 p.m.
(NOTE: To get club meetings
and other community events list
ed in the Community Calendar,
call the office of the Valley
Frontiersman. Events will be
published in the calendar one
Week prior to time of occurence.
There is no charge for this ser
vice)
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The above homesteader's scene can be expected to be duplicated in the near future when some
45,000 acres in the Wasilla-Goose Bay region is opened to homesteading. Veterans may file with
Lowell M. Puckett, regional administrator of the Bureau of Land Management in the federal
building in Anchorage. The area, suitable for farming, won't open to the general public until
Jam 15, 1948. Homesiles in the area may not exceed 160 acres. The land is free but a filing fee
of $5 is charged for tracts not larger than 80 acres. A $10 fee is charged for tracts over 80
acres, plus a commission of $1.50 for each 40 acres. (Photo by Don Knudsen, republished
through courtesy of Forty-Ninth Star.)
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CALL 8 TO GET MEETING NOTICES PRINTED IN THE FRONTIERSMAN.
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VALLEY
VISITORS
AT THE LODGE:
W. H. Knight, city; Mr. and
Mrs.. K. A. Warren, Anchorage;
F. F. Barnes, Arlington; J. H.
I Langhofer, Denver; J. A. Wil
helm, Portland; J. E. Schneider,
Seattle; Florence Dudley. Moose
j Creek; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dubois,
I Anchorage: Einar T. Ollsen,
i Eska; Bill Mueller, Dick Strutz,
| Billy Mueller, F. W. Seroggs,
| Ruth Moore, Marie Adams, all
of Anchorage.
Achievement Day
Is Coming; Soon
I
i 4-H Achievement Day in the
Valley is on the calendar in *ho
| near future, Mrs. Bernice John
i son of the local Extension office
I reminded all club members to
day.
In order that all club members
may get their pins for completed
projects at that time. Mrs. John
son asjjcs that everyone get his
record to the Extension office
as soon as possible.
Aluminum is being used for
some window screens and insu
lated electrical wiring.
{permanents
I Coldwave
J Machine Machineless
j Lou's Beauty Shop )
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automotive needs”
jStudebaker Sales and Service
l 7Y3 Jack Mcebius
Special Charter
ROUND-TRIP FLIGHT
in a luxurious DC-4 to
SEATTLE
for only $110 (plus tax) round-trip
Leave Anchorage October 10
Return to Anchorage October 14
★ See—Pacific International Livestock Show (at Portland)
★ See—U. Washington-St. Mary’s football game at Seattle.
★ Do—your winter shopping or take care of your business
matters.
Three Full Days in Seattle for $110 (plus tax) for the Round-trip
Reservations must be made by October 1.
For details inquire at
Valley Frontiersman Office
Neal Wright Building Telephone—Palmer 8
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