Theatre Guild Members Will Discuss
New Plays al April 10 Meeting
It is expected that a number
of new plays will arrive in
time to be discussed at the
April 10 meeting of the Valley
Theatre Guild. The meeting
will be held at 8 p.m. in the
lounge at the Matanuska Val
ley Lodge.
Members of the guild are
considering, as a change in
pace, a mystery for their next
production which should be
ready sometime in June.
In addition, the guild is
awaiting the arrival of several
melodramas, some of which
will be presented around Fair
time.
Participation in the guild i
open to all interested person
and it is hoped that an evei
wider representation of th<
valley area will participate ir
the forth-coming productions
No previous acting experience
is necessary—“ . . . just come
and join us for a lot of fun,’
urges members.
SALMON
Various names of chinoole
salmon include king, tyee and
spring.
GRAND OPENING
NEW KITCHEN j
Hallea Lodge
SATURDAY NIGHT - APRIL 7 I
FREE
CLAM CHOWDER - DOOR PRIZE
(Drawing at Midnight)
“ Y’ A L L COME”
WES AND MARY HART,
Bar Host and Hostess
JIM AND NINA TRENT
Dining Room Host and Hostess
New Alaskan
Is Sixth
In Family Line
; Among births at the Valley
i Presbyterian Hospital in March
■ was a little boy who can point
, to six generations of Alaska
. j residence.
David Craig Ingalls, born
' I March 28. and son of Mr. and
j Mrs. David E, Ingalls, is the
| paternal great grandson of Mrs.
Mrs. Donald Ingalls of Palmer;
| paternal great brandson of Mrs.
! Donald Ingalls’ mother, Mrs.
Hal Joston of Anchorage (a 64
year Alaskan resident), great
| great grandson of Mrs. Bender,
who before her death had lived
36 years in Alaska, and great
great-great grandson of Mrs.
Jacobs, an Alaskan resident for
28 years, prior to her death.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Camp
bell of Palmer. The new mother
is the former Charlotte Camp
bell of Palmer.
EASY TO FIND
Those wno look for trouble
can find it without much
l trouble.
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NOTICE
The 1962 assessment roll for the Palmer In
dependent School District has been completed
and is open to the public at the Tax Office over
the bank. Assessment notices have been mailed.
Property owners are required by state law to
report errors or omissions.
The District Board of Directors will meet as
a Board of Equalization to hear complaints at 8
PM. May 14, 1962 at the Board Chambers in the
High School. All property owners wishing to appear
before the Board at this time must visit the Tax
Office before April 15, and complete the required
forms.
John W. Marshall
Tax Assessor-Collector
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Houston News
By Mildred Bryant
A spearhead committee oi
five persons was elected to sel
up plans for the 1963 Willow
Winter Carnival at the March
31 meeting of the Willow Civic
Organization. Heading this
committee as chairman is Ray
Johnson. Co-chairmen will be
Basil Bryant, Art Hazel, Frank
Kos and Rosalie White.
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Mrs. Mike (Cora) Palmquist
was honored at a kitchen show
er March 29 at the home of
Mrs. Rose Palmquist. Among
those attending were the guest
of honor, Audrey Linnebur.
Doris, Wally, Marianne and
Darell Birdsell; Joe, Martha.
Carol and Timothy Bruns; Bar
bara Glazer. Mildred .Bryant,
Mamie McPhearson, Natalie
Vroman. Leora Bechtol, Mada
line Yates, Lena McMillin,
Mary Carl, Diane Nichols,
Goldine Neal, Mae and Shai
ron Ruff, and Mary Batcheloi
Among those who were unable
to attend but who sent gifts
were Mi', and Mrs. Ira Bryant,
Carol Tucker, Betty Jones,
! Mrs. Gyertsons, the Teelands,
the Carters, the Mayers, the
Coghlans and Jackie Wilker
son.
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There will be a dance April
21 at Willow Community hall.
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Mrs. Barbara Glazer will be
hostess for the April 11 meet
, ing of the Homesteaders Club.
RUMMAGE SALE
PLANNED APRIL 6, 7
A two-day rummage sale will
be held this week-end by mem
bers of St. Michael's Altar So
ciety. The sale will be held
throughout the day on Friday
and Saturday, April 6 and 7 in
the theatre building in space
formerly occupied by the Snow
White Laundry. The public is
invited to drop in anytime dur
ing the day and pick up bar
gains in good, clean rummage
items.
, United r
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MERRITT LONG
Box 773, Palmer
PI 5-4600
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WOMEN BOWLERS
WIND UP SEASON
Women bowlers of the
Housewives League and the
Women’s Scratch Trio League
have completed their winter
season of bowling and in ob
servance held a get together
Wednesday. April 4 at the Pal
mer Bar. A smorgasbord was
served at noon.
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The Frontiersman — Page 7
Thursday, April 5, 1962
PESTICIDE PRODUCTS
It costs about $1.5 million to
introduce a new pesticide pro
duct, due to the lengthy period
of testing required by the Food
and Drug Administration to in
sure that the residue left by the
chemical is not toxic to hu
mans.
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Red Jacket Pumps
Deep Well and Shallow Well
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SPECIALS for APRIL 6-7-9
CLOROX
Bleach £>l. 89c Bisquik"57
FISHERS
FLOUR
(whole wheat) 10 lb. bag
DUNCAN HINES
tdkc Mix (Devils Food) 'pkgs.’ 79
NESTLES QUICK
Chocolate Mix
LIBBY'S
Vim-Veg. Juice Cocktail “ 45'
KRAFT MIRACLE
DRESSING
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Pint Bottle #
STEINFELDS - WHOLE
DILL PICKLES
48 oz. jar
APPLELAND
SLICED APPLES
4 $400
Ns. 2 ■
34'
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SCALLOPED POTATOES
4.9 oz. pkg.
ROSEDALE
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YELLOW CLING g)
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CRUSHED
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