be o prosperous one.
Norm’s Super Service
Palmer Moose
To Play Aii men
Jan. 6 at Palmer
Another “extra” basketball
game will be played by the Pal
mer High School team on Janu
ary 6 when the Air Transport
Squad team from Elmendorf
oome to Palmer for their second
game with the local team. The
game will be played, at Central
School gymnasium, with a pre
liminary game scheduled at 7:30
p.m.
Last Friday Mcnty’s team from
Anchorage walked away with a J
double score, 104-50. Monty’s tos- j
sed in 65 of these points during j
the last half of the game, while j
the Moose picked up less thanj
half that number during the samej
period of time.
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FORMER PALMER GIRL
TO WED ON JANUARY 7
The Church of God on Mat an
uska Street has been chosen for
the scene of her forthcoming wed
ding by Genevieve DeLand Ad
ams, daughter of Mrs. Helen
Scott of Palmer. Mrs. Adams will
be married to Clayton LeRoy
Scanlan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tar
old M. Scanlan of Miles City,
Montana on January 7 at p.m.
The Rev. Wesley Lancaster will
perform the ceremony.
All friends of the couple are in
vited to attend the ceremony and
a reception which will follow at
Elks Hall.
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Kursss <9 Meet
Tcikgitsw High!
A refreshe rcourse on new de
velopments in first aid, includ
ing practicing the new method of
artificial respiration will be the
subject at the December 30 meet
ing of the Alaska Nurses’ Asso
ciation District 6. The meeting
will be held at the Health Center
at 8 p.m. All members, and pros
pective members, are invited to
attend. It was suggested that
nurses wear slacks or other
comfortable clothing, for the
practical work.
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MATANtiSKA TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION, INC
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55 GRADUATE
FROM UNIVERSITY
MINING SHORT COURSE
Fifty-five persons received cer
tificates last week marking their
'‘graduation” from the Univer
sity of Alaska school of mines’
annual mining short course. One
of the speakers at the ceremony
was Otto William Geist, research
associate in palaeontology at the
university and a student of the
first rhort course in 1925. He
spoke on Pleistocene mamals.
Other speakers included Dr.
Neil W. Hosley, university dean,
and Phil Holdsworth, commis
sioner of mines for the Territoryj|
jof Alaska.
j "This class is a better position!
5 than the last 15 to follow pros-1
SUCCESS BE YOURS
IN THE YEAR AHEAD
1956
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peeling and mining because of
the new interest by outside com
panies in Alaska’s mineral re
sources,” Holdsworth said.
The “graduates” came from
many distant points, including
Seattle and the Yukon Territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill betts and
children of Wasilla left for the
States last Sunday. They plan to
pick up a car and visit Mi'. Betts’
family in Lancaster, Calif, before
returning over the Alaska high
way.
FROM
YOUR
Matanuska Valley
Federal Credit Union
to our
many
friends
O o
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AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT
SPECIALS GOOD DECEMBER
FOR YOUR NEW YEAR PARTY
LIBBY'S UNSWEETENED
Orange Juice «„.47c
"EARLY CALIF.", PITTED
Ripe Olives
12 QZ.
27c
F.F.V. APPETIZER CRACKERS
HAM & CHEESE.28c
CHEDDAR 28c
PUMPERNICKEL.25c
CRACKERS
Ritz
16 oz.
38c
NALLEY'S
Potato Chips
A. B. C., ASSORTED
II oz.
66c
Fancy Cookies Ib 49c
PRIZE WINNING NUMBERS
FIRST PRIZE -TV SET
No. 109199 - Alternates 104165- IQ9I6I
SECOND PRIZE -RADIO
No. 102260 - Alternaies 103230 • 005645
(Green)
THIRD PRIZE -RADIO
No. 019010 - Alternates 100689 • 103777
(Yellow)
FIRST NUMBERS GOOD TO DECEMBER 31 — FIRST ALTER
NATE GOOD TO JAN. 4—SECOND GOOD TO JAN. 6
OCEAN SPRAY, WHOLE
CRANBERRY No.
SAUCE 303 L1t#
WHITE STAR, FANCY PACK
Tuna 7.i39c
WISHING YOU ALL
“A Very Happy
New Year”
Irene • Harriet • Mary
Gladys and Herb
MEAT DEPARTMENT
SPECIALS
OCOMA
Fryers >■,. 76c
FRESH OR SMOKED
Pork Hocks
43c
lb
"KOSHER*
Short Ribs
71c
lb
FRESH FROZEN
Green Peas
„kg. 23c