PALMER COUPLE
WED IN EVENING
CEREMONY AUG. 3
In the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Vic Falk, Jr., Mrs. Anne
Marie Holbrook and Darrell
Melvin Frank, Sr., were united
in marriage Wednesday evening,
August 3. U. S. Commissioner
Dorothy B. Saxton performed
the single ring ceremony before
a gathering of family members
and close friends.
The ceremony was performed
in the living room of the Falk
home, before a large picture
window. White baskets of blue
delphiniums and tall candelabra
holding seven white tapers each,
were set to each side of the win
dow. Linda and Kristi Falk,
grandchildren of the bride, were
candlelighters. Attending the
couple were Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Eckard of Palmer.
The bride wore a soft taffeta
gown of deep turquoise, fashion
ed with a full, street length skirt
and fitted bodice. The scalloped
neckline and edges of the small
cap sleeves were trimmed with
matching sequins and bugle
beads. Her shoulder corsage was
of pink rose buds and single
m
A & R SOCIETY
PLANS BAKE SALE
Members of the Altar and Ros
ary Society of St. Michael’s
Catholic Church will hold a bake
sale at Bert’s Drug store on Sat
urday, August 6. A variety of
homemade pastries and breads
will be offered for sale to the
public.
dahlias.
Eckard wore a stree'* j
length dress of deep rose colored j
crepe, styled with torso length
bodice, tight cap sleeves and
scooped neckline. Her corsage
was fashioned of red roses.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held for the couple.
Nancy Frank, daughter of the
bridegroom, was in charge of the
guest book. Mrs. Vic Falk, Sr.
presided at the coffee table and
Mrs. Vic Falk, Jr., at the punch
bowl. Mrs. Eckard served the
cake.
Following a wedding trip north
along the highway, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank will be at home on Wal
ker Avenue after August 13.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
► ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Chris' Rifle Ranch
Mile 45
GUN REPAIRING anil SCOPE MOUNTING
FEATURING: Weaver and Lyman Scopes
Beuhler and Weaver Mounts
Bushnell Binoculars
Winchester and Remington Guns.
[FOR THE HANDLOADER:
Dupont powders, Hornaday,
Winchester, Seira, and
Remingtdn Bullets.
C and H loading tools and
dies, Redding scales.
Fabric National, Sako and Husquvama barreled actions.
Bishop and Guyman plain and carved semi-finished stocks.
7mm; 308; 270; 30-06 300 H&H
Hot bath re-blueing by Lynx-Line process. Good selection
of new and used firearms.
BUY
DUMPHY BOATS
SELL TRADE
Jfe.
GUNS
FIRST GRADERS NEED
BIRTH CERTIFICATES
Parents of all chidren who
will be entering school for the
first time this coming Septem
ber were reminded this week
bv Superintendent cf Schools
William Zahradnicek, that a
birth certificate will be nec
essary before the child will be
accepted for registration.
Children entering the first
grade must be six years of age
on or before November 1, he
pointed out. This is in accor
dance with Territorial law and
no exceptions will be permit
ted.
4-H News
WWW •'VAAA^
Nit© Clubers
The Nite-Clubers 4-H club
held their meeting at the home
of Mrs. Irving Sawby July 13. A
talk on 4-H camp was given by
Ida Hoskins, followed by sewing
demonstrations given by Leann
Hoffman, Evelyn Cook, and
Dorothy Lentz.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses and a slumber par
ty was held.
Joan Hurley, reporter
Central Sewing Circle
Members of the Central Sew-,
ing Circle held their most re
cent meeting at the home of their ,
leader, Mrs. Norma Benson. Mrs.
Holbird of the Extension Service,
worked with the girls on button
holes.
The next meeting will be held
July 9 at the home of Mrs. Le
ann Dodds.
St. Michael's Church
Altar and Rosary Society
BAKE SALE
Saturday, August 6
11 a.m. 'til 3 p.m.
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have at least three classes, organ
izational, commercial, individual
and a separate junior section.
ri here will be cash prizes in all
divisions. Visiting dignataries
will be arranged on the review
ing stand and help serve as jud
ges in selecting the winning en
tries. Further details will be an
nounced as they are worked out,
Hagen said this week.
Move Building
The photogenic log cabin was
this week moved from an incon
spicuous spot at the back of the
Fairgrounds to a prominent
place of honor next to the new
exposition building on the
grounds. Ferb Bailey was in
charge of preparing the cabin for
the move and Dave Bryant mov
ed the building with his TD-18
and as one board member put
it, “This is the old gal’s last
move . . . her final resting place”.
The building has been moved at
least four times since its con
struction in the early days of the
colonization of the Matanuska
Valley. Restoration work will be
done on the building as time and
money permits. Members of the
Palmer Garden Club and other
organizations will be approached
to help with the landscaping
around the building. Board mem
bers hope that this move will be
just the beginning of a project
to restore the building so that it
will become one of the tourists’
points of interest in Palmer. Ma
tanuska Valley artifacts will be
NEW
DRAPERY
MATERIAL
PRINTS & PLAIN
PLEATMASTER
KITS
Fall Materials
WILL BE HERE SOON
Togs ’ii Seams
HAGEN BLDG.—Phone 3721
gathered and put on display in
the building at a later date. Sug
gestions and help in the project
will be welcomed by board mem
bers.
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
Mrs. Helen Crites and daugh
ters Virginia and Diana, return
ed to Palmer from Kenai this
past Sunday following a two
week vacation spent at the beach
where Mr. Crites has a fishing
site.
MUSIC MAKERS
Terrific Trio of Keys and Strings
Drums, Electric Guitar, Steel Guitar, Piano,
Harmonica
Vocal and Harmonizing
FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAY MATINEE
T & T SOURDOUGH BAR
Moose!!
NTH ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Anniversary Class Initiation. 8:00 P.M.
Free Crab Feed.12:00 P.M.
Entertainment for Ladies. 8:00 P.M.
MOOSE AND LADIES ONLY
JEWELRY SALE
■s
Special
SUMMER NECKLACES &
EARRINGS each
OTHER JEWELRY
20 to 40% off
Saturday only: GAS FILLED BALLOONS
for children under 12 years of age
Clara's Variety
Theatre Building
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY - MONDAY
Free ■ Free - Free
rickets now being given with each doflar purchase
for prizes to be awarded Labor Day.
BARS — JUMBO
BOLOGNA
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LB.
49c
S & W
CATSUP
14 OZ. BOTTLE
2 for
55c
ASSORTED SUNNY JIM
Jams & Preserves
40 OZ.
89c
KELLOGG'S
SUGAR POPS
8 OZ.
2 for
35c
VAN CAMP'S
KIDNEY BEANS
NO. 303
2 for
Treat Yourself to
The Best
Serve
Air Fresh
Lynden Brand
FRYING CHICKEN
UBBY’S AND DEWKIST
FROZEN
• PEAS • SPINACH
• PEAS & CARROTS
• MIXED VEGETABLES
4 for
FOODS
• CUT BEANS
• BROCOLLI
• CORN ON COB
• CAULIFLOWER
EACH
S & W
ORANGE JUICE
NO. 2
Instant Carnation
3 qt. size
c
s & w
CORN ON COB
45c
REGULAR SIZE
Chesterfields and
$
Philip Morris
CARTON
215
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YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPINO CENTER
SUNDAYS 3 to 6