SEEKS OLD FAIR BOOK
A1 Hagen, who has a collec
tion of fair books, dating back
to the start of the Valley fair
is seeking a copy of the 1938
fair program. His collection is
compete with the exception of
that year and he would like to
hear from someone in the area
who might have a copy of it.
Announce City Park Name Contest
The Citizens’ Park Commit
tee announced this week a con
test for the naming of the new
city park.
The contest is open to all
area youth aged 18 or under.
Ballots for the naming contest
have been sent to the schools.
The contest opens April 1 and
ends May 1. All ballots should
be sent to Box 1767, Palmer.
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The prizes, donated by the
Matanuska Valley Bank, will
be a $20 savings bond for first
prize, a $10 savings bond for
second prize, and a $5 savings
bond for third prize. Judging
will be on originality, appro
priateness and neatness of pres
entation.
Montana has 22.4 million
acres of timber.
SINGSPIRATION
SCHEDULED
The monthly singspiration
sponsored by the Ministers and
Christian Laymens’ Associa
tion will be held at the Church
of God in Palmer at 3:00 Sun
day afternoon March 31. Clif
ford McConnell, pastor of the
First Baptist Church will speak
briefly.
Oregon State Beaver’s school
colors are orange and black.
SUNRISE BAKERY
OVER 35 VARIETIES
OF BREAD
DELIVERED FRESH DAILY TO YOUR FAVORITE GROCER i
"IF ITS FRESHER THAN SUNRISE
IT HASN'T BEEN BAKED"
Style CoMrittM Expresses Appreciation
The annual Beta Sigma Phi
Style Show is over. But Judy
Buzby, Hazel Moore, Muriel
Wattum and Alice Branton of
the style show committee this
week are expressing their
thanks to the participating
clothing merchants of Palmer
who made the show a success.
The many local women viewing
the show saw a variety of ex
citing styles for the coming
spring and summer months.
Adding a spring-like touch
to the tables were centerpieces
provided by Mr. and Mrs. B.
Fish of Thrifty Variety Store.
The Future Nurses or America
club were colorful waitresses,
serving refreshments.
Enjoyed throughout the eve
ning was the music of Ray
Holtz at the organ and the des
criptions of Marylou Rideout
as commentator.
Posters for the show were
the work of Forest Galbraith,
Jam Edwards, Janet Martin
and Emily Zanona. The decor
ations committee sent a special
thank-you to the janitors of
Central School for their help.
Bonita’s Beauty Shop exe
cuted eye-catching hair styles.
Edna Wehking caught the
bride’s bouquet donated by
Maud’s Flowers. The orchids
making up the bouquet were
flown in from Kodiak where
they are grown by A1 Dickow,
former Palmer airman.
While
Stock
Lasts
• Fresh
Produce
• Fresh
Meats
• Fresh
Bakery
Products '
• Case
Canned
Goods
• Fresh
Dairy
Products
• Cigarettes
Ill
STEAKS
OCOMA 5?T
FRYERS
Mafanuska Maid
Baker’s Dozen Bake
At “Diane’s Oakery”
Diminutive dinner rolls, sug
ar cookies, pies including ban
ana cream with meringue, and
frosted angel cup cakes were
made by tots in the baker's hats
and aprons and packed in bak
ery boxes at “Diane’s Bakery"
last Friday morning, March 22.
at the Irwin Bentti hoem in
Palmer.
The occasion was the fifth
birthday of Diane, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Bentti. Oth
er bakers were Dwight Buzby,
Barbara Branton, Mickey Joe
Lentz, Barbara Johanson,
Kathy Scott, Leslie Lee, Walter
Kleewien and Diane’s brothers,
Keith and Danny. All but Di
ane’s cousin, Barbara, are pre
schoolers.
Following the boxing of the
baked goods, which they took
home, the young bakers were
served lunch with birthday
trimmings. Linda Campbell, a
high school senior, assisted Mrs.
Bentti with the bakery birth
day party.
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THEATRE ☆ PALMER
THUH. - FR. - SAT.
Nightly at 7:30 only
GLENN FORD INGRID THUUN
CHARLES BOYER tfElGOBR
Added Treat!
It'* Everybody's Favorite
ROAD RUNNER and
COYOTE
In Their New Cartoon
"HIP. HIP. HURRY"
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
v 1 O'clock
The Children'i Theatre
Presents
* Plus *
6 COLOR CARTOONS
AND COMEDY
Children. 12 yrs. & Under 35c
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Sun. 2-7-9; Mon. 7:30
Laugh, Valley. Laugh
As Jerry Makes the Back
board Jungle Jump with Joy
...fupnier than ever in
the funniest picture ever
...as
_ Cartoon and Novelty
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
Nightly at 7:30
EXTRA! SPECIAL!
From the Archives of
Great Fight Films Comes
The Big Prise Fight of
30 Years ago!
JOE LOUIS
Heavyweight Champion
of the World
vs
MAX BAER
Challenger
and Former Champ
The BLOOD AND
GUYS of the
7th Army!
NEXT WEEK
THUR. - FRI. - SAT.
The Man
Who Shot
Liberty
Vktance