FEDERAL TAX RETURNS GO TO ANCHORAGE
District Director of Internal
Revenue, Lewis J. Conrad, said
Monday that all federal tax
^returns for Alaskans should ho
■filed with the Anchorage dis
trict office at 540 Fifth Ave
nue, Anchorage. Alaska.
Conrad said that all returns
should be mailed to Anchorage
so that the refunds can he pro
cessed without delay.
If you have any questions re
garding federal taxes tele
phone your local internal rev
enue office at BR 7-2151; o
mail your inquiries to P. C
Box 1500, Anchorage.
1 Saws Sharpened
I BY MACHINES
PALMER - REED'S HARDWARE
] JIM’S APPLIANCE REPAIR
McCulloch dealer
FR 6-3480 WASILLA
ivCfe, A
Matanuska Ski Club Susilna
Paliol Elect Officers at Annual Meet
Officers for 1963-64 \v ere
elected at the annual meeting
of the Matanuska Valley Ski
Club on Jan. 10. and the Susit
na Ski Patrol was organized,
- club president and patrol lead
r er Hal Loomis announced this
week.
Officers of the club include
Loomis, president; Larry Le
veen. vice president Kay Moor,
secretary; and Jim Meckel,
treasurer. Julius Moor was ap
' pointed to the board of direc
tors, made up of the club offi
| cers and one appointee.
Anyone who wishes to join
the ski club may contact any
: of the officers.
Ski patrol leader is Hal Loo
mis. and assistant patrol leader
is Larry Leveen J i m Meckel
will handle publicity, and Jo
han Johnson, activities. Ben
Dansie is patrol instructor, and
A A At At A, Aw A
Dick Anderson, Julius Moor,
and Duane Jacoby are in
charge of equipment. Relief
patrolwomen are Laura Sten
burg and Pat Kromett. Dr.
Boyd Skiile is patrol medical
advisor.
"The Susitna Ski Patrol is
still in need of more patrol
men, and anyone interested I
should get in touch with a pa
trol member,” Loomis said.
"We are in training at present
and there is still time to join.”
CAN'T PAY
Self-pity gives some people
the feeling that they owe
themselves more than they can
ever pay.
Many a man succeeded by
doing a little more than the
boss expected — and doing it
better.
WASILLA PTA
MEETS MONDAY
Postponed from Jan. 14 be
cause of icy driving conditions,
the regular meeting of the
Wasilla PTA will be held Mon
day, Jan. 21 at the new high
school. A short business meet
ing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.,
to be followed by a special
basketball game at 8 p.m.. the
Wasilla faculty versus the
Wasilla PTA fathers. The pro
ceeds from the game will go to
the T e a c h e r s' Scholarship
Fund.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
In and out at the Valley Pres
byterian Hospital during the
week of Jan. 10-16 were Brock
Brown, Jesse Lee, Jean Char
les, Mrs. Fred Loyer and in
fant son, Shirley Smith, Althea
Scheibl, Maurice Pelletier, Mrs.
Robert Clements and infant
son, Mrs. Carol Christiansen
and infant daughter (the first
baby girl to be born at Valley
Hospital in 1963), and George
McFeeley.
OCOM A
CUT UP - TRAY PACKED
FRYING $105
CHICKENS ^ -
RATHS BLACK HAWK
BROWN 'N' SERVE
SMOKY
SAUSAGE
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND
C and H
SUGAR
10 VI.29
M. D. 4 ROU PAK
ASSORTED COLORS
TOILET TISSUE
39
ea
DOLE
Wo. 211 CRUSHED - TIDBITS - CHUNKS
PINEAPPLE
4 99
No. 114 SLICED
CARNATION
NO. 1 TALL
Canned MILK 6i.,99
GIANT SIZE
LIQUID JOY
69
*
ea
Pineapple Juice 9Q
46 OZ.
Grapefruit Juice
ea
hills bros
COjgEE
2 Lb.
Tin
4 U.
I tin .
$
1.27
ea.
10 oz.
INSTANT
65
*1.69
STAR KIST - FAMILY SIZE
TUNA
3/4 ft
2
for
99
ROSE DALE NO. 303
ASPARAGUS
2 „ 59°
SAUERKRAUT
LIBBY'S Vfi
SUNNY JIM
PEANUT BUTTER
3 LB. JAR 1.49
LB. JAR
JUICY INDIAN
RIVER PINKS
Houston-Willow News
By Kelly Palmquist
The whole community is
busy making preparations for
the second annual winter car
nival to be held at Willow Feb.
1, 2, and 3. It looks like an even
bigger and better show than
last year, with some extra
events scheduled. There will be
junior dog mushing, in addition
to the regular races this year,
also the wood chopping contest,
chain saw contest, women's
Swede saw contest, snow shoe
race, and sports car race, plus
a number of exhibitions and
exhibits. The queen contest
will be climaxed by a dance
and the crowning of the reign
ing queen on Saturday even
ing, Feb. 2.
* • *
Anyone wishing to partici
pate in any of the events or
volunteer their services in any
way should contact a member
of the steering committee or
Mrs. White at White’s Cross
ing.
Willow has lots of snow' for
the Winter Carnival—while the
rest of District 7 got rain, snow
fell at Willow—30 inches of it.
The 13th of January proved
birthday party time for Mil
dred Bryant and Jack Carl.
With only a year's difference
between their ages, both en
joyed the celebration held for
them at the Basil Bryant home
Sunday.
* * *
Rex Gjertson is again in the
Valley Hospital because of his
back. He is also the father of
a baby boy, Tim David, who
was born Jan. 7 at 8:17 p.m„
weighing five pounds, eleven
ounces. Mrs. Gjertson and the
three children are staying at
the Valley Christian Home un
til Rex returns home.
Poetry Comer
Winters Day
by
G. Stineburg
A soft downy blanket, crisp
cold air,
A clear blue sky, a snapping
twig
And a snow' bird here and there
Spring will come, now ’tis win
ter.
Children wrapped in snug
warm clothes
With rosy cheeks and sparkling
eyes.
Happy laughter and tinkling
bells
As the r sleds go flashing by.
Spring will come, now ’tis win
ter.
Crackling logs upon the fire
Children gathered on the floor,
Telling tales of day’s adven
tures
In the drow'sy firelight glow.
Spring will come, now ’tis win
ter.
All too soon the day is over,
Teeth are brushed and prayers
are said.
Sleepy kisses you are given
As you tuck each one in bed.
Spring will come, now ’tis win
ter.
HOWUUi
Valley League
Won Lost
Creamery_53 23
Evan Jones Coal Co. _50 26
Rubob Room _38 38
Moose Lodge_37 39
MTA_37 39
Wasilla Lockers _13 63
The MTA team fired their
big guns this week and came
up with first high team series
of 3007 and first high team
game of 1022. Ben Wattum had
high series of 638 and Sam Rei
ger had second high game of
236. Both bowl for MTA. Joe
Gallant had second high series
of 631 and first high game of
242, bowling for the RuBob
Room.
Pioneer League
Won Lost
Bovey Trophy_41 35
Pioneer Texaco_3914 3614
Rudy’s Maintenance 37 14 3814
Piggly Wiggly -3714 3814
Knik Arms Lodge_37 39
Lakers___.3514 4014
First high team in series
play was Bovey Trophy with
27G3, the Lakers second with
2751. The Lakers took first
high game with 1004, and Bo
vey Trophy was second with
981. Chuck Goetz was first high
in series play with 619, and
Ned Morgenson was second
with 598. Chuck Goetz and
\aron Bauder tied for the best
;ame with 228.
The committees working on
the Willow Carnival will hold a
meeting on Jan. 16 at the Com
munity Hall in Willow.
* * *
A 12-hour power shortage
beginning at 8:45 a.m. darken
ed homes from just outside of
Wasilla through Big Lake and
Willow Monday. It is reported
that “Red” Phillips' 6x6 truck
slid off the road at the curve
about three miles from Wasilla
and knocked the pole down,
breaking the supporting cable.
At the same time, John Linne
bur, who was right behind Mr
Phillips, slid down the steep
ditch on the other side of the
highway. After walking into
Wasilla, the two men immedi
ately reported the damage done
to the power line to the tele
phone operator because they
couldn't reach the MEA. The
MEA didn't learn of the trouble
until about 2 p.m., however,
and several trucks and an extra
pole were rushed to the trouble
spot.
The area community club
held its monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Rose Palmquist
on Jan. 9. The main topic of
business was the organization
of a local band under the lead
ership of Ray Holtz. Anyone in
the community wishing to par
ticipate may talk to Mrs. Palm
quist or Mrs. Yates. You do
not have to be able to play an
instrument.
(ENTER
THEATRE ☆ PALMER
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Both Evenings at 7:30
Kiddie Matinee Sat.
At 1 P.M. Open 12:45
Complete Regular Show
Plus Serial. Out at 4 P.M.
Laffs and Thrills A-Plenty!
Pobf t Y&unggti
MYSoFTHRILLS
and Laughter
DOUGLAS CHARLIE
FAIRBANKS • CHAPLIN
stan Oliver
LAUREL • HARDY
HARRY pearl
HOUDINI • WHITE
HARRY BEN
LANGOON TURPIN
PLUS EXCITING CO-HIT
WORLDS OF
ADVENTURE I
'AR2AN
THE APE MAN
OENNY MILLER 't’arzah
iCESARE DANOVA
JOANNA BARNES
ROBERT DOUGLAS
EXTRA! COLOR CARTOON1
Sunday and Monday
Sun. at 2 - 7 & 9
Mon. 7:30 only
Gfdget-Rf/xf I
'k/c/et
goes
HAWAIIAN''
mnm-wmcm
KUWEIT-GMLRQNBl
ARHf *f&HMuoucT«a * coiuuau *cn«NS stiUi
I in RAINBOW COLOR~fc
.... VICW TWOIETT ■ JOGV BAKER
Plus Road Runner Cartoon
CLOSED TUESDAY
Starts Wednesday
For 4 Days!
One Performance at 7:30
A Story of The Christ...