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in
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and SPORTING GOODS
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KENNEDY HARDWARE
Anchorage
PALMER SURPLUS &
SECONDHAND STORE
It's A Bargain
Full-size Sleeping Bag, Complete.
$100 Value for $54
COTTON COMFORTERS, $2.50
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New 1947
1 Vi -Ton Trucks
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Musicians Please
Valley Students
“He sure does do his stuff
good, don’t he?”
That opinion, voiced by a
grade school student at last
Thursday’s P-TA-sponsored stage
show and movie, pretty well
sums up the audience attitude
toward the program presented
by musicians from the Aleutian
Conservatory of Music.
The half-hour program of
danceable tunes played in comb
ination and as horn solos had
.the full house of students at the
morning’s show clamoring for
more. Trumpet and trombone
numbers by Barnell and Wen
dall Williamson were tops in
student approval.
The musicians, all from Keith
Capper’s Aleutian Conservatory
of Music, presented two shows
on Thursday alternoon. They
were the guests of Carl Snell
ing, school superintendent, while
in Palmer.
Although net proceeds have
not yet been totalled, a P-TA
sopkesman said audiences at all
shows except the morning one,
was disappointingly small. Stu
dents filled the theatre to capa
city for the 11 o’clock program.
Aid Reelects
All Officers
When ballots were counted at
last week’s annual election of
the Ladies Aid of the United
Protestant church, it was found
that the present officers all had
retained their positions for an
other year. Aid leaders for the
coming year are:
Mrs. John DeVries, president;
Mrs. Ann Plitt, vice-president;
Mrs. Gilman Lindsey, secretary;
Mrs. Charles Schaefer, treasurer.
Standing committees will be
named at the January meeting
of the group.
There will be a pre-Christmas
bazaar of gift-able articles to be
held in the Rec hall lobby on
Wednesday. The bazaar is spon
sored by ladies of the United
Protestant church. Sale items
will include many hand-sewn
articles for the kitchen, linen
closet, and dining table.
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Anchorage
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Kodiak Chest Drive
Is Oversubscribed
KODIAK—This city’s Com
munity Chest drive, which end
ed last week, went over the top
on the concluding day of the
campaign. Kodiak’s goal was $8,
500 this year. The townspeople
contributed almost that much
themselves, and the Navy base
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at Kodiak added to the fund
with a check in excess of $2,000.
Kodiak’s Community Chest
will be used for a Navy relief
fund, a town relief fund, for the
Community Center building, for
the Kodiak Baptist mission, for
Kodiak’s hospital and for a fund
to be administered by Kodiak’s
public health nurse to aid in
digents.
Be Spick and Span for the Holidays
Call as for pick-up and delivery service
Phone 3Y6
Alterations and Tailoring
VALLEY CLEANERS
Drop in and See Us
at the
Alpine Inn
At Sutton
Mile 61 Glenn Highway
Cabins, meals, cocktail bar, liquor store for your convenience.
A cozy place with a friendly atmosphere.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gulhranson, proprietors,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brager
Remember, the Alpine Inn—3 miles from Jonesville.
OPEN 24 HOURS
For Reservations
Call Long Distance
Theatre —Mon., Wed., Fri., 8 p. m.
Koslosky’s Department Store
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FOOTBALLS, SAILBOATS,
BUCK ROGERS PISTOLS
TOY BAKE SETS
To Decorate Your Christmas Packages
Ribbons, Labels, Wrapping Paper,
Stickers
Items For Your Christmas List
Hamilton-Beach Electric Mixer $37.50
Norge Refrigerator, -7 cu. ft.$299.50
Sets of Silver . . . Table Model Radio
For Those Special Holiday Dinners
SHIPMENT OF FRESH LUTEFISH
Limited supply, order yours NOW.
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