Lettermen Plan
Ski Outing
The Lettermen’s Club of Pal
mer High School is sponsoring a
sports outing for next Friday, it
was announced by Don Hutchin
son, committee member. Open to
adults and high school students
alike, the outing will be a ski ex
pedition to the site of the ski tow
operated by the Matanuska
Valley Sportsmen.
Trucks will leave for the tow
on the morning and afternoon of
the 26th. They will start from
the Rec Hall. Cost of the trip is
SI.25, which includes transpor
tation and a hot lunch of chili
and cocoa. Skiers who want more
rugged fare are asked to carry
supplementary food rations.
Students of Palmer High
School are asked to sign up in
their home rooms, if they plan
to make the trip. Adults are
asked to sign up at the Rec Hall
with L. C. Stock.
The trip, which is expected to
be the first of a series, is planned
as a money-making project.
Funds will be used to help de
fray expenses of Palmer's basket
ball trips this season.
Move to New Home
Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley
last week-end moved to their new
home on the Chester Diess farm
south of Palmer. "The Diess fam
ily have moved to Anchorage. Mr.
Hurley purchased the farm home
and buildings and five acres of
land. The remainder of the Diess
farm has been sold to L. M. De
Priest.
Hospital
Ins and Outs
Patients newly admitted to the
Valley Hospital during the past
week included:
Janet Ross, Mrs. Albert Reed
er, Mrs. James Hartley, Ronald
Larson, Jack Harmon, Mrs. Irv
ing Newville, Joyce Hartner, Mrs.
John DeVries, Bobby Stockman,
Mrs. Richard Thompson, Miss
Penny Clark, Mrs. Pearl Harder
and Mrs. Robert Davis.
ENGAGEMENT
TO BE TOLD
The engagement of Miss Pris
cilla Krise, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gervase Krise of Palmer,
was announced in Anchorage last
week. Miss Krise will wed Cpl.
Billie Bickel of Fort Richardson
on November 27. The ceremony
will take place in the First Bap
tist Church of Anchorage. The
bride-to-be has been employed
by the CAA in Anchorage for the
past year.
Plan Christmas Program
WASILLA — Members of the
Wasilla’s United Protestant
Church this week began making
plans for the church Christmas
program. Mrs. Henry Hanson,
Sunday school superintendent,
has been named committee
chairman for the event. The
program will be held at the
church on Christmas night.
Remember? Adv.
Coffee Insures Everything—
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE GIFTS
Late gifts additions to our stock:
Spidiel Watchbands - - $5.95 up
17-Jewel
LATH IN WATCHES
For Men and Women
As Low as $32.50
Alaskan Jade Jewelry From Wasilla
RINGS EARRINGS PENDANTS
DIAMOND RINGS
PALMER PHOTO ART
“Your Friendly Store”
AID TO MEET
Members of the Ladies’ Aid of
the United Protestant Church
will meet in the church parlors
at 2 o’clock next Wednesday aft
ernoon for the annual election
of officers. Mrs. Victor Johnson
and Mrs. Harold Thuma are in
charge of the Aid program and
Mrs. Carl Meiers heads the re
freshment committee.
Ladies will spend the after
noon working on a sewing proj
ect for Haines House, a boarding
school for native children at
Haines, Alaska.
Got Your
CHRISTMAS CARDS YET?
Better take a look at the ACCA cards first, then
Seven attractive reproductions
of the work of well-known Alaskan artists
We Also Take Orders for the New ACCA Cook Book
VarietY Vogues
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We Will Hare
FRESH PRODUCE
of all kinds for the Thanksgiving holiday
PRODUCE IS OUR SPECIALTY
While It Lasts . . .
INLAID LINOLEUM — $2.00 PER SQ. YD.
We will be closed for inventory on Nov. 29 and 30
Shop Co-Op and Save
TRADING POST
THE PAINT HEADQUARTERS
of the
ENTIRE MATANUSKA VALLEY
That's the
Go-Op Warehouse
There's a point for every purpose in our many
varieties of General Paint products
We also handle the essentials for home wiring, including
electrical supplies and fixtures