JALMAR KERTTULA
TO CONTINUE
MEDICAL STUDIES
Jalmer Kerttula this week an
nounced that Karma Baker and
Sally Moore are operating the
Palmer Fountain and Cafe.
Kerttula, who has been manag
ing the Co-Op Shopping area res
taurant since February, 1953, will
resume his medical studies at the
University of Washington. He
plans to leave Palmer around the
first part of December. During
his absence the restaurant will be
operated by the two women.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lingo of
Anchorage were valley visitors
this week.
TRUCK DAMAGED
IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT
Kenneth Hoeldt of Palmer es
caped injuries last Sunday night
when the 1951 Chevrolet pickup
truck which he was driving over
turned at Mile 42.
According to territorial police
who investigated the accident,
Hoeldt was apparently traveling
! at an excessive rate of speed and .
! in taking the curve traveled
about 215 feet along the shoulder
I of ,the road, back onto the high
way, where he traveled from side
j to side before overturning and
| skidded another 40 feet on the
i truck roof top. Damages running
between $200 and $300 resulted,
it was estimated. Holt was cited
for reckless driving.
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: Home Demonstration 1
Notes j
By Mary Lou Rideou:
Some homemakers make beef
(or moose) and vegetable stew
because it is thrifty, others be
cause it is flavorful and attrac
tive and still others because it is
a one dish meal that shortens
the clean-up job afterward—all
good reasons; but nutritionwise
there’s another good reason —
vegetables contribute vitamins to
supplement the meat and thus
make a better balanced dish. To
matoes not only add flavor and
color, but are most important for
vitamin C, as carrots are for vi
tamin A. Green peppers, turnips
or cauliflower are other vege
tables that add vitamin C. It is
to be remembered not to over
; cook the vegetables but to add
them when the meat is partially
tender—late in the cooking.
The happy combination of nu
| trients holds for other meat and
vegetable dishes as well. Ground
beef or moose patties or ’burgers
may be served with tomato sauce
j and enhanced with bright carrots
! and green peppers, then served
in a border of fluffy rice. Pot
roasts are good thrifty meats, but
need the good company of vege
tables.
Some farmers are getting their
henneries ready for winter and all
non-layers are doomed and be
headed on the block. Such chick
ens are a “buy” and interested
homemakers are buying a quan
tity for freezing and canning.
The Extension office has helpful
bulletins on poultry—-its preser
! vation and cooking. One, “Poul
j try Cooking” has such fine photo
! graphs in addition to many re
j cipes. Then you might like “23
! Delicious Dishes from 4- -Frozen
Starters". The four starters are
chicken, beef, meat sauce, and
pastry; then from each frozen
starter, five or more delicious
| dishes may be prepared.
'Tis the season for apple pie.
In place of the usual amout of
cinnamon you put in your apple
pies, try substituting U cup or less
of red hots (red cinnamon can
dies) After apple filling is in shell,
sprinkle red hots on top, then us
ual top crust. Deliciously red and
good! Various hard cheese and
apple pie is a pleasing combina
! tion. For a change, add two or
more tablespoons grated cheese
| to crust when mixing.
Citizens of Palmer
Matanuska Electric
/
Association
Zihanks ])ou and your
City Council
I
For recognizing your Cooperative as your electric
agency.
We are Proud of your Cooperation
We are Proud that our rates are still the lowest in
Northern Alaska
We are Proud of our New Building and we will invite
you all to open house after we get moved in.
ENTERTAINMENT SET
FOR ALASKA C OF C
CONVENTION IN NOV.
Delegates to the Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce convention to
be held in Anchorage November
11 through the 13th, their wives,
and other participants in the
event will be treated to several
entertaiment features arranged i
by the Anchorage C of C, especi- j
ally for the convention. Kip Hid
dleston of the Anchorage Cham
ber is committee chairman for
arrangements.
Those attending the conven
tion will be guests at a cocktail
party from 5:30 to 6:30 on No
vember 11. At 8:30 of the same
evening, the Anchorage Little
Theatre will put on, for the con
vention, a special performance of
the play “Three Men on a Horse”,
one of the merriest and maddest
' comedies to have reached the
American stage in recent years,
j On Friday afternoon, Nov. 12, j
| vsiting women will be guests of
J the Anchorage Women’s Club at
a tea.
At 8:30 that evening conven
| tion visitors will be afforded the
] opportunity of enjoying a pops
concert of popular favorites and
light classical music by the full
Anchorage Symphony Orchestra.
Officers of the Alaska Cham
ber have expressed appreciation '
| for the generous offer by the j
j above organizations in making
their talents available without
cost to the Alaska Chamber of
Commerce visitors and believe !
j these extra-curricular activities !
1 will lend much to the November
I meeting.
TERRITORY POLICE
EXAMS SET FOR
WINTER MONTHS
Applications for examinations
for appointments as patrolmen in
the Department of Territoral Po
] lice are now being accepted, ac
cording to Superintendent A. P.
Brandt. The examinations will be
held throughout the territory this
winter, v
Oral and written examinations
will be given at Anchorge on De
cember 13 and 14. The starting
salary for a patrolman is $465
| per month in Southeast, Alaska,
$490 elsewhere in the territory,
with a $25 raise in Southeast and
$30 in the balance of Alaska fol
lowing a six-month probationary
period.
Applicants must be in good
: health, between 25 and 40 years
! old, at least five feet, 11 inches
tall, not lighter than 165 pounds,
of good moral character, U. S.
citizen and an Alaska resident at
least three months prior to ap
i pointment.
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WILLOW ROAD
CLOSED FOR SEASON
The Alaska Road Commission
announced last week that the road
! to Willow has been closed for
: the season- The road is not main
i tained during the winter months
because of the difficulty entailed
! and the lack of traffic at that time
| of the year. It is usually opened
around the fourth of July each
! summer.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
FORMER VALLEY MAN
TO WED ON OCT. 23
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Clark
of Anchorage have announced
the coming marriage of their
daughter, Mary Ruth, to Ray
mond I. Wineck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward I. Wineck of An
chorage, former Butte residents.
The ceremony will take place on
Saturday, October 23 at 7 p.m. at
the Methodist Church in Anchor
age. A reception will immediate
ly follow at the church.
EASTERN STAR PLAN
DINNER MEETING
Palmer Women of the Moose
will serve a turkey dinner to the
Order of Eastern Star lodges of
Palmer and Anchorage on Octo
ber 20 at Moose Hall. The dinner
is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m..
with a meeting to follow.
All who plan to attend are ask
ed to notify Mrs. Oliver Onkka
or Mrs. Lew Hanks by Friday,
October 15, so that reservations
may be made.
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