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Berlioz Music
The recorded program of ihe
Music Appreciation Club, which
meets at the rectory of St.
Michael’s church on Thursday,
has been announced by Father
James Snead, as follows:
Berlioz’ “Harold in Italy” with
William Primrose, violinist, with
the Boston Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Serge Koussevitz
sky; “Music to Remember” from
the movie, Life of Chopin, play
ed by Jose Iturbi; Khatchaturi
an's Symphonic Suite “Masque*
ade” played by the Boston
“Pops” Orchestra with Arthur
Fiedler conducting.
A recorded transcription of an
Eddie Cantor radio show; “Our
Common Heritage,” great poems
celebrating milestones in the his
tory of America read by Brian
Donlevy, Bing Crosby, Walta
Huston, Frederic March, Agnes
Moorehead and Pat O’Brien.
Jennie Skule and Mary Jones
will serve refreshments at the
mid-evening intermission.
The recorded concert begins
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Sportsmen To Meet
Interested Valley residents are
reminded that the reorganization
meeting of the Sportsman’s As
sociation, postponed from last
Wednesday, will be held on
Wednesday, Jan. 21 in the base
ment of the Matanuska hotel.
Meeting time has been scheduled
for 8 o’clock.
Station Name Changes
The Valley Service, which re
cently switched from the owner
snip of Jack Moebius to Jack
Tost, now has a new name, Mr.
Tost announced this week. The
service station now is to be
known as Tost’s Service.
VALLEY CLEANERS
For Pick-Up and Delivery Service
Call 6Y3
Open Monday to Friday nights ONLY
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SIGNS |
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Show Cards Highway Posters
Palmer Sign Company
(Located in Palmer Photo Center) !
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Hartley Bros. Motor Co.
For Quick Service
NOW ON OUR DISPLAY FLOOR
New Maroon KAISER Sedan
KA1SER-FRAZER Rototiller
HOME APPLIANCES
TAPPAN Gas Stoves, Hot Water Heaters
PRESTO-LINE Electric Range
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, liquid or dry
HOUSEHOLD ENAMEL
FISK TIRES, Tubes and Batteries
for your everyday needs
Local Quintet
Loses Two Games
At Fairbanks
Palmer high school’s basket
ball squad was rudely treated by
its Fairbanks host last week,
when the latter administered a
dual whipping to the Palmer
guests on Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings.
Palmer lost the Tuesday eve
ning game by a 40-28 count, and
returned to the Fairbanks court
Wednesday to be downed again
by a 47-28 score.
Since the Palmer regulars ap
pear to have lost their winning
combination, the local squad has
undergone a considerable shake
up in preparation for the Seward
games here early this week.
A number of promising fresh
men players were introduced
into the line-up at last night’s
opener with the Gateway in
vaders. They will see action
again at tonight’s basketball en
core on the local court.
The preliminary game there
starts promptly at 8 o’clock, with
the Palmer-Seward repeat en
gagement scheduled to start
about 9:15 p.m.
Some Answers Here
On ANS Hospital
One or two local organiza
tions and individuals already
have received answers to letters
and wires which recently went
out from the Valley in an at
tempt to establish the location of
a proposed Alaska Native Serv
ice hospital somewhere in the
Mutanuska Valley.
To date, there has been no of
ficial tabulation of information.
More letters are expected to be
received within the next few
days. The Valley Chamber of
Commerce hopes to present the
gist of these replies to Valley
residents later this week, accord
ing to Chamber president Jack
Maze.
Coffey Insures Everything'
Remember? —Adv,
TOST’S SERVICE
GOODYEAR TIRES & BATTERIES
STANDARD PENN OIL BLAZO
STOVE OIL LUBRICATION
THINK
Hazards of weather and work will cause you added expense
in hospital bills and in a decrease in your income
Protect yourself by carrying full-coverage Sickness and Acci
dent Insurance or Hospitalization Insurance
ALSO AVAILABLE
Special Aviation Insurance, Life Insurance
Endowments, Combination Life, Sickness and Accident
SEE LOU HENKE
Drop in and See Us
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at the
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ine inn
At Sutton
Mile 61 Glenn Highway
Cabins, meals, cocktail bar, liquor store for your convenience.
A cozy place with a friendly atmosphere.
O'NEILL & SONS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gulbranson, Managers
Remember, the Alpine Inn—3 miles fTom JoneivUle.
OPEN 24 HOURS
For Reservations
Call Long Distance
Theatre —Mon., Wed., Fri.. 8 p. m.