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a
Little Theatre to
Present “Three Men
On a Horse” Nov. 20
Members of the Anchorage Lit
tle Theatre group will bring their
successful performance, “Three
Men on a Horse” to Palmer this
Saturday evening, through the
sponsorship of the Palmer B P.O.
Elks lodge. The comedy will be
presented at 8:30 p.m. and admis
sion will be $1.50.
The play is being brought here
following a very successful four
night showing in Anchorage last
month. It was planned for an ear
lier Palmer showing but post
poned to avoid conflict with sch
eduled Elks convention plans.
Lloyd Short, chairman of the
Elks entertainment committee,
said this week this is the first
attempt to bring this type show
to Palmer and will be used as a
guide in bringing additional Lit
tle Theatre productions to the
valley.
' Jean LaCross, former Palmer
school teacher, is director of the
presentation which features Ro
vert and Ted Pfeifer who will
play two of the three men and
Donald Gray, the third mfcm.
Robert Pfeifer played a comedy
role last year in “Ladies of the
the Jury”. Marian and Burl Ste
phens, husband and wife, will
play brother and sister in the
show. Alan Wright, the leading j
player, is a veteran of the Waco
Texas Civic Theatre where he was !
featured in “Streetcar Named De- ’
sire” and “The Killers”. Mabel, :
the gorgeous gun moll will be !
portrayed by Kathy Thomas.
Others appearing in the delight
ful comedy are Lola Hardy, Mel
ba Pettit, John Zyrd, George
Davis, and Lyle Erickson, who
will play a triple role in the pro
duction.
The public is invited to attend
the showing.
Latter Day Saints Plan
Sunday School Classes
Regular Sunday School classes
will be held at Grange Hall each
Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. by the
reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints. Regu
lar worship services are held each
second Sunday of the month at
Grange Hall.
MTA Engineer
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tion will have to be gathered for
the first time in Alaska, through
the cooperation of ACS, electric
systems and the military.
Hanks stated that about one
quarter of the necessary equity
stock has been purchased to date,
most of this through voluntary
purchases. Homemakers’ have
been contacting persons in the
rural areas, but city residents
have not yet purchased the ex
pected amount of stock, he added.
Assuming the equity stock is
sold, there doesn’t seem to be any
reason why construction should
not start in the Spring. Construc
tion time, Bauler stated, would be
dependent upon the contractor—
shipping time—weather—but bas
ed on past averages, they should
be able to get the system in op
eration within a construction
period and next year at this time,
the new dial system should be in
operation, Bauler stated.
The MTA office is open from 1
to 4 p.m. each day in the Wright
building, opposite from the City
Clerk’s office, or equity stock may
be purchased at the Extension
Service office, in the Legion
building.
YOU ARE INVITED
TO ATTEND
FIRST
Palmer, Alaska
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Sun. Night Service 7:45 p.m.
Wed. Prayer Service 7:45 p.m.
An Outstanding Religious
oound Film every Sundav
Night.
THE CHURCH WITH
AN INVITATION
PUBLIC INVITED
Pillsbury Angel Food CAKE MIX 55c
S & W PUMPKIN . No. 21/2 tin 27c
PILLSBURY PE CRUST MIX 19c
S & W STRAINED
CRANBERRY SAUCE .. No. 300 tin 29c
T>TT T CPTTDV
PANCAKE FLOUR . . . 101k. sack $1.47
PALMDALE YAMS.No. 3 squat 39c
8RISC0.3lb.tin 89c
Pillsbury Enriched FLOUR 25 bag $3.25
NABISCO HONEY GRAHAMS I lb. box 35c
Ruth Ashbrook Brown ’n Serve.35c
You can buy your
Thanksgiving Turkey
at this low, low price
by making a PUR
CHASE OF $25.00
or more in the groc
ery and/or meat
Depts. on or after
November 18th thru
November 24th.
Your validated sales
slips will be honored
at the meat Dept,
and you can enjoy
your holiday turkey at this tremendous saving.
We are also featuring OCOMA'S FINEST QUALITY
DUCKS, CHICKENS, and HOLIDAY ITEMS at
VERY POPULAR PRICES
MARY ELLENS
0t g | 28 OZ.
Strawberry Jam 69c
13 OZ. CANNISTER
Rib Crackers 49c
Gianl Cheer 79c
BOOTH'S FRESH
Frosted Oysters 65c
PILLSBURY DEMONSTRATION
Saturday Only - November 20th
OSLOSKY'S DEPT. STORE
YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER
ONE WEEK OF SPECIALS - Thursday, Nov. I Oth thru Wed., Nov. 24th