Community
Calendar
TODAY
WASILLA Vets on farm training
class at Community Hall at 8
p.m.
SATURDAY
§>TAMP collectors meet at Chu
giak Coffee Shop at 7 p.m.
SUNDAY
GREAT BOOKS discussion group
at Dee-Jay’s at 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY
COMMUNITY Chest drive opens.
KIWANIS Club luncheon at for
mer library at noon.
VETERANS’ on - farm training
class at former library at 8 p.m.
BETA Sigma Phi at school room
f at 8 p.m.
TUESDAY
WELL Baby Conference at Health
Center at 2 p.m.
GLACIERVIEW Homemakers at
Mrs. Clarence Hoffman’s.
P.-T. A. in school lunchroom at
8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
CHAMBER of Commerce at noon
at former library.
DEMOCRATIC women’s meeting
at Hotel Lobby at 8 p.m.
THURSDAY
VALLEY Health Council in for
mer library at 7 p.m.
TERRITORIAL Moose convention
„ opens here.
WASILLA Homemakers at Mrs.
Olga peck’s
RIVERBEND Homemakers at
Mrs. Kucherry’s.
AMERICAN Legion at Legion
Hall at 8 p.m.
FRIDAY
WASILLA vets on-farm training
class at Community Hall at 8 p.m.
INCORPORATION hearing in
Third District Court at 2 p.m.
Coming Events
Sept. 21—Territorial convention
of Loyal Order of Moose opens
here.
Sept. 23—National Kids Day.
Oct. 14—Matanuska Valley Sports
men’s annual game dinner.
ANCHORAGE COUPLE
ARE MARRIED HERE
Miss Anita Miley and William
Cagle, both of Anchorage, were
married in Palmer this week. The
ceremony was performed by U. S.
Commissioner Dorothy Saxton on
Sept. 12. The service was held in
the commissioner’s home.
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Redio Forum Planned
To Discuss Incorporation
In preparation for the coming
hearing and election, to deter
mine the incorporation of Palmer,
several local residents this week
were planning a radio forum on
the subject. Plans were incom
plete at press-time, but it is hoped
that a round table discussion
among proponents and opponents
of the plan could be scheduled on
radio station KENI sometime next
week.
Since the hearing on the incor
poration of Spenard will closely
follow that for Palmer, represent
atives from both communities will
be included on the panel. Station
KENI has agreed to give time for
the forum, as soon as plans for it
are completed in more detail.
The hearing on the incorpora
tion of Palmer will be held in
Third District Court in Anchor
age on Friday, Sept. 22. Hearing
time has been set for two o’clock.
A large delegation of both schools
of thought is expected to be pres
ent at that time.
It is understood that opponents
to a plan for Palmer’s incorpora
tion are circulating an “anti” pe
tition this week. Little informa
; tion concerning that petition was
! available to the Valley Frontiers
i man. A group of Palmer business
: men are said to be backing the
I oposition move.
Bryants Move to Anchorage
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant of
Palmer recently left the Valley
to take up residence in Anchor
age. Mr. Bryant, a former em
ploye at the Co-Op Garage here,
is now working at Fort Richard
son. Mrs. Bryant is the sister of
Betty Mears and the daughter of
| Mrs. Minnie Clark, both of Pal
! mer. The Bryants have been
Palmer residents for the past
year.
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Extension Office Still
Giving Away Bulletins
Two new bulletins now are in
stock at the Extension Service
office, Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook
announced this week. They are:
"Markets for Products of
Croplands in Alaska."
"Home Storage of Vegetables
and Fruits."
The booklets are free for the
asking. Miss Lashbrook invites
everyone interested to drop in at
the Extension Office and ask for
copies.
Dr. Ryan Begins Tour
Of Territory's Schools
Dr. James Ryan, territorial
commissioner of education, left
Juneau last week to tour the
schools of the Bristol Bay and
Railbelt areas. Dr. Ryan was go
ing first to the Bristol Bay coun
try and then coming to Railbelt
towns and villages. He is expect
ed to stop in Palmer and Wasilla
before returning to his Juneau
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Jim Carson Leaves for College
WASILLA — Jim Carson left
Wasflla last Monday en route to
College. He will enroll as a fresh
man at the University of Alaska
this semester. Don Dinkel also
will leave for college this week.
Don has chosen a college in the
states.
Move Here From Fairbanks
The John Faudskar family re
cently have come to Valdez from
Fairbanks. They have rented the
Ray Hines house here. Their
children, John and Linda, are in
the sixth and sexenth grades at
Valdez School.
, MAUS MOVE TO ANCHORAGE
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mau, Valley
residents for a number of years,,
left Palmer and the Valley this
week for a home in Anchorage.
Mr. Mau has been employed in
Anchorage for the past year.
JOHNSONS HAVE DAUGHTER
A baby girl weighing six:
pounds two ounces was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson of Pal
mer Tuesday, September 12. The
new baby is named Janette Su
zanne. She was born at Valley
Hospital.
Coffey Insures Everything!
Remember?
ALASKA SEED
Still Serves the Valley
Farmers May Buy Seed. Feed and Fertilizer I
at either
TEELAND'S SHOPPING CENTER
at Wasilla
or
ALASKA SEED, INC.
12th and I Street. Anchorage
THIS FALL AND WINTER
Wherever you want to go while you are “outside,”
Greyhound will make it easy on your pocketbook and
easy on your time-budget. Frequent Greyhound sched
ules save you time — low Greyhound fares save you
money — and luxurious Greyhound buses assure you
the utmost in comfort and scenic pleasure.
SAVE BY GREYHOUND
From Seattle one way
LOS ANGELES . . . .$17.10
NEW YORK . .
SALT LAKE CITY
SAN FRANCISCO
MIAMI.
DENVER ....
[Plus U. S. Tax]
’Same fare applies from
Vancouver, B. C.
GREYHOUND BUS
TERMINAL
Eighth & Stewart SEneca 3456
SEATTLE
VANCOUVER, B. C.,
TERMINAL
Cambie & Dunsmuir . Marine 2421
GREYHOUND