NORTH PALMER GETS
UPHOLSTERY SHOP
Mrs. Joe Gallant, who has 15
years of factory experience in
furniture upholstering, last week
announced the opening of a new
business in North Palmer. To be
known as Custom Reupholstery,
the shop is located in the build
ing next to Ken’s Electric Shop.
Mrs. Gallant is a specialist in
all types of reupholstery work,
having spent a number of years
with the Custom and Modern
Manufacturing Company, at
Gardner, Mass. The Gallants came
to Anchorage and Palmer from
Gardner about 18 months ago.
Mrs. Gallant is experienced in
the handling of reupholstering
and rebuilding jobs for all types
of furniture, she states. However
she plans to specialize in remov
ing the “troop” that strenuous
wear brings to upholstered chairs
and davenports.
The Custom Reupholstery shop
will keep irregular hours, but
Mrs. Gallant can be found at the
Parker Lester Trailer camp next
door, when she is not at her place
of business. She will arrange to
transport furniture to her place of
business, if necessary.
KELLOGG VISITS HERE
Mr. Kellogg of the Bureau of
Animal Industry of Washington,
D. C., was a Valley visitor this
week. He spent last week at the
Petersburg Fur Farm, following
which he came to Palmer to con
fer with Don L. Irwin of the Ag
ricultural Research Administra
tion.
LEGION AUXILIARY
TO PRODUCE COMEDY
NEXT OCTOBER
I
A three-act comedy, “Summei ,
Scene,” will be produced by the {
American Legion Auxiliary next
October, it was decided at yester- i
day’s meeting. Joe Hudock will !
direct the play.
Since the production date is
advanced well into fall, Mr. Hud
ock said he would not begin cast
ing immediately. However he
plans to resume his work with the
Dramatic Appreciation Club at
once, with the hope that he can
draw heavily on this club for his
cast.
The drama club will resume its
j meetings in Room 17 of Palmer
! School next Monday evening. For
the busy summer months, meet
ing time has been set back to
8:15 p.m.
JUNIOR CHURCH CAMP
TO BE JUNE 26-JULY 1
Junior church camp dates at
King’s Lake are from June 26 to
July 1, Rev. Victor Alfsen an
nounced this week. This camp
session is for all boys and girls
who are entering the fourth, fifth
and sixth grades of school in the
fall.
The camp will be conducted by
Rev. J. Hackett Johnson of the
Woodland Park Church at Spen
ard. The cost for the week -will
be $18.50. Valley children’s reser
vations and fees may be left with
Mrs. Alfsen at the United Protes
tant manse.
Sullens & Hoss
LUMBER CO.
Announce a New Lumber Service
for Palmer and the Vicinity.
We Will Make Deliveries to the Palmer
Area Any Sunday for $5 an Order.
BEFORE YOU BUILD—SEE US
Everything in Building Materials
Roofing
Hardware
Cedar Panelling
Fir Clears
Wall Boards
Flooring
Doors
Shakes, panel shakes
Cedar Shakes
Pine Panelling
Mouldings
Exterior Fir-Tex
Windows
Nails ($15 Keg)
Many Other Building Products
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Grange Plans Party
To Build Queen Fund
Northland Pioneer Grange
will hold a card party on June
28, it was announced today by
Mrs. Nina Stock. The party,
which will feature both pi- I
ncchle and canasta, will begin
at eight o'clock. There will be
a 75-cent admission charge.
Proceeds of this card party
will be used for the Grange's
queen fund. Queen candidate
Lillian Loberg will be intro
duced to party guests that eve
ning.
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Clothing
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CUB PACK WONT
MEET IN JUNE
There will be no Cub Scout
pack meeting in June, it was de
cided at the June 14 Cub pack
t.—- =
committee meeting. The commit
tee met at the home of Mrs. A1
Brager. In place of the pack
meeting, each den will hold indi
vidual meetings to carry out the
June theme of “Come See Us.”
Announcing Another
PUBLIC DANCE
at Wasilla Community Hall
on June 24th
Schaefer's Orchestra
9:30 P. M. to 1:30 A. M. — Admission $1 each
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