’’GET-TOGETHER" OUTING PLANNED
FOR L0C4L SCOUT TROOP
Weather permitting, Jack Lund,
Scoutmaster of Troop 654 of the Boy
ScoutsaefeAmerica, will take all
the boys on a woodcraft outing to
Lake Lucille on Saturday, the 28th.
Busses will be at the camps to
the south of Palmer at 9 o’clock
sharp. Those living to the north
will be picked up as the caravan
rolls on to Wasilla.
The Scoutmaster wants to see a
hundred per cent turn-out, and he
suggests that unless it is raining
at the time be there to meet the
bus. Cludy weather won’t stop this
meeting where you are scheduled to
learn a few tricks about camping
out that will come in mighty handy
some day. Remember, Saturday, 9 A.M.
PALMER IS POPULAR
WITH PICTURE PEOPLE
With harvesting and construction
activity at tne peak, the three
outfits of movie makers here in the
valley are in their glory. Scenes
of every description are going :,in- .
to the cm" as the camera men put
it. |
oFred Fordham, official photogra- ■
pher from Washington, has covered ;
the project quite thoroughly during !
the past week, but will remain an- j
other six or eight days getting ev
ery possible of the development.
Fred Mayer, who with Arthur Ram- ■
sey, is making a commercial short
subject film of the Colony. He says
he got some wonderful air views of
the valley when he flew in Monday, j
Mr. Ramsey is gathering much
statistical material for use in the ,
descriptive sound track which will ;
be put on the film after they take j
it back to the States. Paramount,
who was here earlier in the season,
has been negotiating with them for
the exclusive use of all shots to
be taken.
W. 0. Field, with his assistant, ;
Russell Dow, arrived in Palmer Wed- j
nesday and is also an independent
commercial movie photographer. He
is out for such scenes as will give ;
a clear Idea of what is doing and
what has been done. j
Evidently people in the States
are still interested in the Matan- [
uska Valley, and, being tired of
reading so many garbled reports,
want to see for themselves what is !
going on up" here.
DON’T FORGET THE BIG
LEGION DANCE SATURDAY
The Matanuska hall has been
reserved for another Colonist
dance for Saturday evening, to
be sponsored by the proposed
Legion post.
There-will be no fee to the
members of the Colonist group,
but tickets will be one dollar
to outsiders. Women will be ad
mitted free.
It is at this dance that it
is hoped to organize the perman
ent orchestra from among "the many
Colonist musicians. So be there,
fellows, and bring your Instru
ment s.
As was stated last week, when
the dance was called off because
of the numerous house warmings,
compensation will be arranged
with the musicians chosen.
Saturday evening, the 28th.
Busses will be at the various
camps to pick you up at 8:30.
They will also be there to see
that you get home. Come shake a
footl Have a good timel
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