Page 6 Weekly Frontiersman
Wednesday, November 25. 1953
Reportmrs—
Notebook.
Richard Blue, local Extensioi
Service agent is in Fairbanks thi
week attending a meeting of Ex
tension Service personnel an<
Dr. H. C. Knoblauch of the U. S
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C. Also attendin)
from Palmer are Don L. Irwin
director of the Experiment Sta
tion and Dr. Allan C. Mick, as
sistant director. They expect t<
return to Palmer Wednesday.
Fred Zieke, Co-Op genera
manager and Jack Newcomb
board member, are in Fairbanks
this week on Co-Op business
They expect to return to Palmei
Wednesday.
Miss Kathy Richards of the
Department of Agriculture office
will spend the holiday in Fair
banks. She plans to return to Pal
mer this week-end.
Mrs. John Somerville, the for
mer Wanda Lindsey, plans to
leave for Ketchikan tomorrow
where she will join her husband
and journey to Seattle. They plan
to leave for New York around
the first of December.
Mrs. Alfred V. Hagen is a pa
tient in Providence Hospital in
Anchorage.
There will be a special Thanks
giving day show at the Valley
Theatre on Thursday afternoon,
beginning at 2 p.m.
DORCUS CLUB TO MEET
NOVEMBER 30
Dorcus club members of the
Sutton Community Church are
reminded of their regular meet
ing to be held Monday night,
November 30. All members are
urged to be present a‘ the meet
ing to make plans for decorating
the church and for the childrens’
Christmas treats.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST BANQUET
United Protestant Church Basement
JOHN GIL8LESPIE *— Guest Speaker
December 12 - S:30 p.m. - semi-formal
TURKEY DINNER - PRICE $2.00
SINGING, COMEDY, DRAMA
Advance Ticket Sale Only
L
For Ren!
f - 2 and 3 Befesom Apartments
WITH STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR
FREE! Heat, Hot Water, Storage and Washing
Machine Use.
Pioneer Apartments
See . . Don Meaty or Sandvik and Roark
1
im
HI FRIENDS - GRANNY’S BACK
Eat your ;
Thanksgiving Dinner
With Granny at
The Alpine
BRING YOUR FAMILY•
MENU
BAKED HAM OR ROAST TURKEY
Oyster Soup Stuffed Olives Pickles
Cranberry Sauce
Pear and Cottage Cheese Salad
Asparagus Sweet Potatoes Mashed Potatoes
Giblet Gravy and Your Choice
Mince Meat Pie with Brandy Sauce
Or Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream
$3.00 __
GRANDMA
i
PARDON ME, BUT
I’M THE NEW
TEACHER, AND
I’LL BET YOU
ARE GRANDMA/
VIRGIL
THAT'S
DANSEROUS
STUFF TO
WORk WITH
well
V'SHOULDM'T
USE IT ^
WEAR AFIRE
HOMEMAKERS CLUB
NOTES I
Riverbend Club
The Riverbend Homemakers
club met at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Brewster November 19. We
had a very good attendance, with
20 present, three of whom were
visitors. Later in the day two of
the visitors became members.
Our project leaders, Mrs. Laura
Barry and Mrs. Rosemary LaRose
gave interesting talks and demon
strations on Christmas gift sug
gestions. Also Mrs. Esther Kirsch
demonstrated a cookie Christmas
tree table decoration.
We are planning on fixing a
Christmas basket for some needy
family.
TOPKNOTS
warm colorful headgear
for young in heart
at BETTY'S
Sutton Group
Enjoys Box Social
' Members of the Sutton Com
munity Church enjoyed a box
social supper Tuesday evening,
followed by a full evening of en
tertainment.
Bob Tucker made the highest
bid, $10, for a very attractively
decorated box make by Mrs. Lor
raine Johnson. Mrs. Johnson used
the Thanksgiving theme and had
decorated the box with hand
made pilgrims, depicted carrying
tiny Bibles and miniature blun
derbuss, a crouched Indian and
a little steepled church.
Following the supper a trumpet
trio, consisting of Jackie Harris,
Norman and Dennis Johnson pre
sented several numbers, accom
panied by Evelyn Johnson, pian
ist and J. P. Miller who played
the clarinet. Dennis Johnson of
fered several trumpet soloes, and
Judy Kuoppola, Darlene Cottrill,
Mary Smith and Kathleen Klem
presented a number of popular
and religious songs. The planned
program was followed by inform
al musical numbers, group sing
ing and readings. Chairman of
the entertainment committee was
Mrs. Evelyn Johnson.
The social was sponsored by
members of the Dorcus club and
and proceeds will go toward the
1 building fund.
Fourteen pounds of mastadon tooth is examined by Miss
Shirley Martin, an Alaskan Steamship Company employee,,
before the company presented the molar to the University
of Washington geology department last week. The tooth
was unearthed at Horseshoe Bay Alaska on the Kvichak
River this summer and brought to Seattle by Captain Charles
Walsh, The Alaska Line Bristol Bay Manager.
“Authorities estimate that this mollar was on active duty
around 100.000 years ago," Captain Walsh said.
DECEMBER 5 — 8 P. M.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
presents
"GOD OF THE ATOM"
A Moody Institute
of Science Film
Color and Sound
ALL SIZE CHAINS
ANTI-FREEZE
LET US
SAFE-T-GRIP
YOUR TIRES
BETTER TRACTION FOR STARTING
AND STOPPING ON WET, SLIP
PERY, ICE OR SNOW COVERED
ROADS.
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isnair
FOR THAT
Thanksgiving Dinner
DON’T FORGET THE COMPLETE
TURKEY DINNER and All the TRIMMINGS
$3.50
also
CHOICE STEAKS
at
Williwaw Lodge
On Lake Wasilla
YOUR FAVORITE DRINK SERVED IN
COCKTAIL LOUNGE OR BAR