Practice Politics, Too
Training for self-government
starts early in Palmer. Follow
ing the example of their elder
brothers and sisters in high
school, pupils of the junior high
school now are making their own
rules and regulations through a
student council. The junior group
elects officers and holds court |
trials to consider the cases of
lawbreakers, just as the high'
school does.
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VALLEY THEATRE
Sunday at 2, 8
MONDAY AT 8 ONLY TUESDAY AT 8 ONLY
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1 SHOW ONLY EACH EVENING
Starts at 8. Doors open at 7:30
Come Early for a Seat
Cowboys in Color
Win The West
In ‘Duel In Sun”
“Duel in the Sun,” latest
Hollywood effort to revive the
days of the horse opera on the
screen, will open for its Alas
kan premier at the Valley Thea
tre this weekend. The Technicol
or epic, which used horses and
cattle and actors in four-figure
numbers before the filming .vas
finished, will play here Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday.
The movie, in which a Texas
story was filmed in Arizona and
Hollywood, deals with the pe
riod in Texas history when rail
roads were pushed across tae
lands of the cattle kings.
Principal characters are the
two sons of a cattle baron, and
a halfbreed Indian girl, a dis
tant relation who lives in the
family home.
Jennifer Jones and Gregory
Peck, both of whom are well
known for former characteriza
tions, are starred.
King Vidor, director, scatters
music, drama, cowboy derring
do and spectacular dance pro
duction numbers throughout the
film with a lavish hand. Pro
ducers of “Duel In the Sun” say
it has cost the most money, used
the most people and boasts the
most spill-and-thrill western
stuff Hollywood has ever put in
one picture.
They also say it’s guaranteed
to please most people of any
movie audience. It’s bound to.
It has everything in it from gun
fights to cabaret dancing.
JUST AN OVERSIGHT
The name of Mrs. Ardeth
Doyle was inadvertently omitted
recently from the published list
of installed officers of Palmer’s
Women of the Moose. Mrs. Doyle
was seated as junior regent at
the installation ceremony.
| GRAND OPENING |
| Bus Terminal |
| SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8 (
| Anchorage City Transit & |
| Matanuska Valley Lines ]
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1 RUSSELL SWANK — Owner-Manager |
1 FRED SNYDER, JIM PHILLIPS — Concessions 1
EE JOE BIRD — Lunch Counter =
| I AND D TRAVEL SERVICE |
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Mrs. Fohn-Hansen
Arrives Next Week
Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen, home
demonstration leader, will be in
the Valley next week, she writes.
Mrs. Fohn-Hansen will be ac
companied by Miss Marilyn
Johnson, new home demonstra
tion agent worker for this area.
Mrs. Bernice Johnson of the
local Extension office urges that
all Valley Homemaker’s clubs
file time and place of their next
meeting with her before Mrs.
Fohn-Hansen’s arrival. Both visi
tors plan to meet with Home
maker’s clubs at their next meet
ing.
Classified Ads
FOR SALE
PURE bred Collies—puppies and
grown stock. Mountain View
Store.
PIANO, typewriters, bicycles.
Mountain View Store.
JUST ARRIVED. New Farmall
A and Farmall H tractors. 1
used Ford tractor. Hoyt Motor
Co., Anchorage.
HOME WANTED for 9 mos. old
female black and white part
setter pup. Would prefer home
with small children as she is
extremely gentle and would
make an excellent playmate.
See Viola Daniels, Frontiers
man office.
FOR RENT
QUONSET HUT, suitable for
living quarters. See Don In
galls, North Palmer, on An
chorage Highway.
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Community *
Calendar
FRIDAY
INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUTS
meet in School at 3:30 p.m.
BOY SCOUTS meet at United
Protestant Church. 5:30 p.m.
PHS-WRIGHT’S GIRLS basket
ball game. School gym at 7
p.m.
SHAMROCKS vs. unnamed op
ponents. School gym at 8 p.m.
SATURDAY
FOUR-H ACHIEVEMENT DAY
program at Wasilla school.
7:30 p.m.
BARN DANCE at Butte hall. 9
p.m.
TUESDAY
CHOIR PRACTICE at Lutheran
church. 7:30 p.m.
FIRE ASSOCIATION meeting at
Legion clubrooms. 8 p.m.
PLANNING COMMITTEE of
Chamber of Commerce meets
at 8 p.m. Matanuska Valley
Bank.
Wednesday
TWELVE-THIRTY CLUB meets
at home of Mrs. Nina Stock.
Anchorage Visitors
Miss Mary Marsh, Palmer
grade school teacher, was called
to Anchorage on business last
Monday. G. W. Peters, general
manager of the Alaska Rehabili
tation Corp., also spent Monday
m Anchorage. J
Win a Thanksgiving
Dinner
CHICKEN. HAM. TURKEY
FOR PRIZES
Bingo on Nov. 22
at Valley Theatre
(Sponsored by Fire Assn.>
Men's Genuine $00 and M 0^5 and up for ,
Ceylon Zircon up men’s birthst' _■
Ring
E. PEARL & CO. JEWERY DEPT.
340 4TH AVENUE ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
Open daily 0 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Thursdays and Saturdays 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.