TO MANAGE DRIFT INN
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dye of
Palmer had this week assum
ed the management of the Drift
Inn, highway roadhouse, it was
learned today.
VALLEY
THEATRE
Friday - Saturday
NOVEMBER 25—26
7:15 and 9 p.m.
Saturday Matinee at 2 p. m.
“AKGEI. AND
THE BAD MAN”
Sunday - Monday
NOVEMBER 27—28
7:15 and 9:00 p .m.
Sunday Matinee at 2 p.m.
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BEERY POWELL TAYLOR
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Wednesday - Thursday
NOV. 30—DEC. 1
7:15 and 9 p. m.
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Gail Russell John Wayne
Irene Rich
Harry Carey Bruce Cabot
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PHS Band To Give
Decsmbor Concert
To swell the fund set aside for
band uniforms, senior band mu
sicians of Palmer High School
will present a concert early next
month, it was announced this
week by Paul Bushong, band
leader. The concert will be pre
sented on either Dec. 16 or 17.
The Palmer High School band
has 33 members, Mr. Bushong
said. They made their first pub
lic appearance of the year on
Nov. 5, when they played at the
4-H Club Achievement Day pro
gram.
Mr. Bushong also instructs a
junior band this year, 'in which
there are now 16 musicians.
LIBRARY HOURS TOLD
Valley residents of a literary
turn of mind are reminded that
the Palmer Library, located in
King’s Garage, is open five after
noons each week Monday through
Friday. Library hours are from
2 to 4 p. m. on these five week
days.
PHOTO ART—
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Roetman and Dick Rempel. The
business will operate from 9 a. m.
to 11 p. m. daily.
All work on the new building,
which fronts at the apex of the
triangle formed by the junction
of Colony and Valley streets, was
done by Valley contractors, the
partners report. G. A. Krise was
in charge of building construc
tion and interior cabinet work.
C. A. Huebner installed the
lighting and Ray McCartney of
Mae’s Plumbing Shop, did all
plumbing work.
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Money in a hurry
when you
can write a check!
open a checking
account in the
MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK
Palmer, Alaska
Open Friday Evenings—5 to 7 P. M.
2 PER CENT ON SAVINGS
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FOR SALE
’40 PACKARD convert, coupe.
Co-op Garage.
HOUSE, lot; 3 rms., bath; shake
siding; no plumbing or water.
Deb. Anderson, P. O. 164. Palmer
OLYMPIC oil range, pract. new;
comp, w copper tubing, fittings,
stove pipe, two 50 gal. oil drums;
priced for quick sale. Write John
Mehus, Box 650. Palmer, or see
John Reed at Grasser’s Hard
ware.
LOST
5 FISHING RODS, 3 reels, bt.
Exp. station and Wasiila: find
er please contact Lucius Ross
at Exp. station. Liberal re
ward.
WORK WANTED
HOUSEWORK by hour; also
baby-sitting any time after 5
p. m. Ref. Valley Cleaners.
Call Cleaners or Mildred All
man, No. 3, Hillside Cabins.
Phone 61Y11.
SPECIAL SERVICES
STENOGRAPHIC work; state
ments typed; letters written;
fast, accurate typist. No job too
small. Inq. Frontiersman office
in Rec Hall.
PERSONALS
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
P. O. Box 886 Palmer
NOTICE
COMPLETE stock of Sunshine
Christmas cards now here. These
cards are prettier than ever. See
them by getting in touch with
Mrs. George Geiwitz.
NOTICE
I have just purhased Charlie’s
Bar-B-Que, and will not be re
sponsible for any bills due pre
vious to Nov. 23, 1949.
11 -3t ANGELO LAV ANTI
FDR RENT—Two farm houses. M.
D. Snodgraa.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING — REMEMBER?
Turkey Shoot Profits
Not Known Yet
A final report on the turkey
shoot sponsored by the Matanus
ka Valley Sportsmen last Sunday
was not available at press-time
this week. Clair Stock, Sports
men president, said interest was
keen at both the indoor range
and the trap site. He reported
that the unofficial estimate of
gross proceeds at the trap alone
would exceed $125.
A more complete report is ex
pected to be ready for publica
tion next week.
HAGEN PLANS—
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tion (preferably feminine, al
though he’ll settle for several ju
do experts) which will assist with
ushering duties on the day of
the Christmas party. Shows have
been scheduled at 2, 4, 7:15 and
9 p. m. on the 24th. There will
be no admission charge at any
show that day.
The theatre head is now can
vassing local merchants for con
tributions for the Christmas par
ty. Money contributed goes to
defray expense of the food and
gifts and for the cost of the film.
The donation list already in
cludes these names:
Employes of The Alaska Rail
road, Frontier Bar and Liquor
Store, Grasser’s Hardware, em
ployes of the Agricultural Re
search Administration, Valley
Real Estate, Dr. F. R. Sims, Bert’s
Drug Store, Palmer Cold Storage,
Palmer Photo Art, George John
son, Valley Frontiersman, Ron
Da-Voo Cafe, Tost’s Service and
George Duncan.
FOR REtNT—Two-rm. cottage. M.
D. Snodgrass.
Chris’ntas NOTIONS
Paper, Ribbons, Cards
Tags, Cords
TOYS
CLARA’S VARIETY
ADAM’S PHOTO
Fine Photography Reasonably Priced
PORTRAITS — Commercial Assignments
Christmas Cards
By Appointment Only—Call 75Y21
COLOR SERVICE
SPEND YOUR EVENINGS AT THE
SOURDOUGH CLUB
Your Recreation Center in Palmer