Screwy Skits Slated
For Screwball Show
No matter who loses, it will*
be the audience who wins when
the curtain goes up on the Screw
ball show of the senior class at
8 o’clock next Friday evening.
Seniors have planned a full
two hours of entertainment, with
the accent on the unexpected.
The fun will begin right at
the door, when some customers
will be given a slightly new ver
sion of the “double or nothing”
treatment. But just to show their
hearts are in the right place, the
seniors are even planning to
pay some folks to see their show.
Folks will never know, though,
until they step up to the ticket
window, which way their luck
will run.
Seniors don’t talk much about
the events on the evening’s pro
gram. “Anything can happen,
and it’s likely to,” they warn.
They do say there’ll be a most
unusual “model parade” as one
big production number. Movies,
too, will be included, but they’ll
be far different from any movie
Valley folks can see at any other
theater.
As a special attraction that
evening, seniors promise to give
away, from the stage, “a real
live baby,” to some member of
the audience.
All 25 members of the senior
class will participate in a stage
number during the course of the
evening. The production is plan
ned to raise funds for the an
nual senior ball, to be held late
next month.
pickets will be sold at the
door, and all Valley residents
are invited to have fun with the
senior class next week. If the
production is favorably received
in Palmer, seniors may take it
to Wasilla for presentation there.
The screwball planning com
mittee, headed by Bob Lucas,
promises further announcements
of program developments in next
Tuesday’s Frontiersman. Bob’s
fellow Screwballs include Babe
Larsh, Evon DeLand, Hilda Sten
vall, Walter Stevens and Alice
Bouwens.
Wasilla Buys
• A Cemetery
WASILLA — That much dis
cussed community enterprise.
Wasilla’s cemetery, is beginning
to be an actuality now.
Members of the Cemetery As
sociation recently purchased a
plot of land from Fred Nelson, to
be used as a cemetery site. The
burial ground is located a mile
north of Wasilla on the Fishhook
road.
The five-acre lot already has
been surveyed, and community
residents are now at work slash
ing and dozing. It is hoped most
of this preparatory work can be
finished at the cemetery this
winter.
* Because recipes developed in
aluminum pans may give differ
ent results in enamelware, glass
or tin, you may need to change
baking time and temperature
accordingly.
It's A Holiday
Next week students and teach
ers at Palmer school will get a
two-day break, their first since
the potato vacation. Thanksgiv
ing and the Friday following will
be full holidays for Palmer’s
pupils.
Wasilla Women Want
To Play Basketball
WASILLA — Feminine court
stars of former years are attempt
ing to revive community inter
est in women’s basketball. Mrs.
Clarence Betts is organizing a
town team of Wasilla women,
which hopes to meet Palmer and
other women’s team in competi
tion this season.
Ernest Line, high school in
structor, has offered to coach
the group. There will be no
other basketball in Wasilla this
year, for a high school team has
been abandoned for both girls
and boys.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Doctors Flora, Martin and Romig wish to
announce their association in practice, and the
opening of their new offices in the Anchorage
Medical and Surgical Clinic.
Address Fourth Ave. and “L” St.
Phone Main 666
P. O. Box 712, Anchorage, Alaska
FIRE CAN DESTROY
A LIFETIME’S SAYINGS
IN A FEW MINUTES
Be Prepared to Meet Losses By Fire
FOR FIRE INSURANCE
See
JACK NAZE
Palmer Cold Storage and
Locker System
Vfe are now taking orders
for your holiday turkeys
LOCKER SERVICE
Be Spick and Span for the Holidays
Call us for pick-up and delivery service
Phone 3Y
VALLEY CLEANERS
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Shoe Pacs
Cloth and Rubber
Overshoes
Wool Trousers and Shirts
Palmer Surplus and
Secondhand Store
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PALMER FOR ANCHORAGE
Daily at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
ANCHORAGE FOR PALMER
Daily at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
(Except Sunday)
Sunday bus at 9 ajn. and 0 p.m.
PALMER FOR WASILLA
Daily at 1 and 8 p.m.
Connections for Gulkana, Fairbanks and Whitehorse
On Monday, Thursday. Saturday, 11 a. m.
O’Harra Bus Lines
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Anything Can Happen
at the
SCREWBALL SHOW
NOV. 29 8 P.N. SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
A REAL LIVE BABY GIVEN AWAY
Adults 75c High School 50c Children 35c
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TURKEYS
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November 22 8 to 12 P. M.
STEVE WARD BUILDING
MATANUSKA VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE ASSOCIATION
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