Xi Eta Chapter
Sets Meeting Dates
Committee appointments were
made at the Xi Eta chapter. Beta
Sigma Phi meeting which was
held at the home of Helen Crit
es, chapter president, September
12. “Color in the Home”, a film
strip presented by Marylou Ride
out constituted the cultural pro
gram.
Plans to confer the Exemplar
degree upon members who were
unable to be present at a pre
vious ceremony were set for Sep
tember 22. The meeting place
will be announced as soon as de
termined.
Committees appointed are as
follows, with first person named
to act as chairman: Program:
Dorothy Hurley, Eloise Smith
and Marylou Rideout. Social:
Betty Adams, Helen Maze, and
Clarabelle Kopperud. Publicity:
Francis Hulbert. Ways and
Means: Betty Rice, Vivian Shav
er, and Marne Hanks. Service:
Rivera Hiber, Eileen Branton
and Bonnie Bettine
The new chapter has schedul
ed regular meetings for the first
and third Thursday of each
month.
Koranda did his undergraduate
work at the University of Detroit.
He received his master of science
degree from Michigan State Uni
HOMEMAKER’S
MEWS
Chugiak Club
Members of the Chugiak
Homemakers’ club held election
of officers at their September 8
meeting, with the following mem
bers elected to serve during the
ensuing year: Elsie Oberg, presi
dent, Dorothy Fetrow, vice-presi
dent, Ursula Beam, secretary,
Justine Parks, treasurer, and Dol
ores Whaley, reporter.
The club will hold regular
meetings each second Thursday
of the month, beginning at 11
a.m. in the Chugiak Community
hall. During the next meeting
which will be held October 13,
a project for the year will be
discussed.
SAVINGS PYRAMIDED
Redwood City, Cal.—Walter W.
Bradford, who died last Novem
ber at the age of 80, retired as a
railroad conductor in 1939 after
nearly 42 years of service. Since
that time, until his death, he en
gaged in investment and broker
age ventures that pyramided his
life savings into more than
$1,000,000. Most of the est /e was
willed to a church and various
charities.
versity. He is doing his doctoral
work at the University of Tenn
esses.
United Protestant Church
SEPTEMBER 18 — 11 A.M.
Amos, God’s Thunder Over Israel
10:00 Sunday School Classes
Movie "A certain nobleman"
7:00 Westminster Fellowship Groups
Rev. Brian H. Cleworth, Minister
A CORDIAL
NEW "RECIPE"
ASSISTS PROSPECTORS
White gasoline, table salt and
an inorganic dye mixed into the
right inexpensive “recipe” will
assist Alaskan nrospectors.
Earl H. Bersiiine, dean of the
University of Alaska school of
mines, today disclosed the use of
these materials provides a new
and simple method for detecting
heavy metals in soils and water.
Dr. Nalin R. Mukherjee and
Prof. Leo Mark Anthony from
the school of mines’ geochemical
research laboratory discovered
the process.
By adding a pinch of table salt
to a small quantity of soil or
water, the sample is conditioned
to produce various colors with
organic dye dissolved in white
gasoline. The volume of white
gaspline used to bring the color
to a green shade serves as an in
dex of the heavy metals contain
ed in the sample. By distinguish
ing between high and low index
values, it is possible to locate
hidden mineral deposits.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
SPORTSMEN PUN
ANNUAL GAME
DINNER OCT. 22
A special meeting of the Ma
tanuska Valley Sportsmen board
of directors is planned for Fri
day evening, September 23.
Members of the game dinner
committee also will attend. The
group will formulate plans and
make dish assignments for the
club’s annual game dinner which
will be held Saturday evening,
October 22 in the gymnasium at
Central School, according to
Bruce Graham, club secretary.
No official business was trans
acted at the September 12 board
meeting because of a quorum
lack.
All persons who plan to make
dues payments are urged to do
so immediately to enable the
committee to make assignments
for the dinner. Last year many
membefs paid too late, Graham
said, with a resultant lack of food
for those who attended the din
ner.
ARE YOU READY?
We Will Check Your
car for:
. £
Anti-Freeze
Hoses - Thermostats
We Handle
Standard Oil Products
Lubrications • - •
• •-Tire Repairs
Jim's Service
CO-OP SHOPPING AREA
Education Conference Planned at U.P. Church
On Friday and Saturday of
this week Sunday School teach -
j ers of the United Protestant
Church will have an opportunity
to learn more about teaching and
gather new ideas for their classes.
Mrs. Mayreld Swanson, director
of Christian education of Alaska
Presbytery, will be the leader.
The program will open Friday
evening at 6 p.m. with a supper
for all teachers and invited
guests. At 7 p.m. the first session
of conference; aims and goals,
the use of worship, music, and
“tools” in teaching, will open.
Workshops will be conducted
from 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, fol
lowed by a closing session at
7:30 p.m.
Invitations have been sent to
all teachers, substitute teachers*
and those known to be interested.
The conference is open to any
one to attend.
Your savings book reflects the picture of your family's
future. You can make it a picture of happiness. Surest
way is to enlist the cooperation of each member of the
family in maintaining a regular schedule of deposits for
the ultimate benefit of all. Families that save together,
enjoy together the best things that life has to offer.
Start your own family savings project now!
MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK
PALMER, ALASKA
Open Thursday Evenings 6-8 P.M«
Daily 10 A.M. - 3 P.M.
5
Bargains Planned to Save,
S's and c's for you! '
SEPTEMBER 16, 17, and 19 *r
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MISSION. COIL
Spaghetti
14 oz.
STATE FAIR
Hot Sauce
8 oz. 3 for
23 c
25c
JACK-ON-THE-BEANSTOCK
Carrots ■%■£ 51c
WHOLE
LIBBY'S
Tomato Juice jh£57c
SUNNY JIM
berry Preserves — 37c
DROMEDARY
Corn Bread
15 oz.
28c
$15
WORTH OF
GROCERIES
FREE
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Three times during Wed., Sept. 21 an
alarm bell will ring and three times
on Wed., Sept. 21 a customer who is
checking his order at the till will re
ceive $5.00 worth of Groceries FREEH
STOKELY'S
GREEN FORDHOOK
LIMA BEANS
No. 303
SHURFINE
UNPEELED HALVES
APRICOTS
No. 303
2 for 54c 3 for 57c
HORMEL'S MIDWEST
Baconib. 68c
STEWING
Beef_ ib. 53c
SWANSON'S
Chicken akikg Pkg. 49c
FRESH FROZEN
Pork Chops 69c
FRESH FROZEN
Pork Loin ib. 65c
SHURFINE. MAMMOTH
Ripe Olives n„.i.,h31c
DON’T FORGET THE TRADING POST IS OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M.
CO-OP TRADING POST
Everyone is Welcome to
Zrade at the Co-Op ”