MEA OrriCE CLOSING
FROM SATURDAY NOON
TO WEDNESDAY KORN
Ml.A at.n jr:■< d today that
tl'< uffui' ‘a:U be closed at
n n Saturday , nd util n<>t
r« f.*n unt.l u.ud time
We !!,• • I, \ ■ Ui.n The of
fice will t • j n Saturday
moi nine
Fourteen c< tntrjictur? placed
!>.ds this week for construction ol
j Nat;. nal Guard vehicle storage
bu l ’.jm. to Im iotated m r r An
rhorap<. according to the Alaska
District Engineer The apparent
low bidder.* were C K Fuss of
And. >r.«M’ Swallmg CVnstruo
U n, S- attle and J W WarracK.
also of Seattle.
COFFEY INSURES
EVERYTHING. REMEMBER?
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We wont to moke old Santo hoppy and
the best woy we know of is to wish
everyone of you o most happy ond
glorious Christmas season.
PALMER BAR
BOB and RUTH PETERSON
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L too often we forget
to tpeok our thoughts of the fine
people of this community whom it
it our privilgee to serve. Our good
wishes ere many, however, and we
deeply appreciate your friendthi-*
end essocietiont.
NORTH PALMER STORE
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BERT’S DRUG STORE
NEAL and MARIE WRIGHT
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P TA HARD TIMES
NET CASH BONANZA
FOR HOSPITAL FUND
Ti.< P TA party Satuni y n m.it
may h*ve been named "Hard
Time> but the Valley Hospital
fund was boosted by a total of
?7*>0 this week as P-TA President
Petty K;n<iler revealed tht n t
pn fit realized from it
According to report, the Hard
Times dance provided an excep
tionally good time for everyone
attending. It was estimated that
i more than 300 joined in the fun.
The grand march of the hard
time couples was anything but
grand: it was a riot of hilarity.
Karla Duff and Jerry Brunner,
who won first place for hard time
; couple, will have to take turns
using the prize electric corn pop ‘
per donated by Grasser’s Hard-'
ware. The second prize, an elec
tric knife sharpener donated bv
Bert’s Drug Store, went to Mary
and Pat Smith. Mary and Pat
■ Cullison won the 100 pounds of
J spuds donated by Glen Woods.
| Judges for the costumes were
I Jennv Perkins. Ed Smith, and
I '‘Mitch" Mitchell.
The Jitterbug contest was won
j by Margaret Conway and Bill
: Meek. She received a Tussy set
' ot bath powder, bubble bath and
i cologne donated by the Palmer
j Drug Store. He was awarded a
; deluxe hair cut from the McCool
Barbt-r Shop and a box of Chu
| giak candy donated by the Val
! ley Grocery. Judges were Jo Ann
, Hamilton. Don Pulliam, and
' Claudette McKinney.
Judges Karla Duff. Wayne
Bouwens, and Leo Lucas decided
that Gertrude Felzien and Bud
Lacher did the best schottisehe.
She received a basket of Sun
shine cookies- donated by the
Palmer Cold Storage and he won
a set of eight glasses donated by
Koslosky’s.
Fanny Wertanen won a beauti
; ful red stole donated by Betty’s
for the first prize' in the waliz
contest. Her partner. A1 Brager
won a bronze horse donated by
the Trading Post. Second prize
for the waltz contest went to
Neva Roark and Leo Lucas.
These were a box of Chugiak
candy donated by the Valley Gro
cery and a shaving set donated by
the North Palmer Store. Third
. prizes were a shampoo and wave
j from the Capitol Shop, won by
Mrs. Charles Enman, and a ear
ton of Luckies donated by Russ
Felzien for her partner. Mr.
Berg. A consolation prize went
to Dorothy King. She received a
rolling pin from Clara’s Variety
to be used or} her partner for be
ing the first one eliminated.
Clyde King, being the partner, re
ceived a head of cabbage from
the Sherrod Gardens. Judges
were Jim Kindler, Winnie Mar
tin. and Betty Kreutz.
The door prize, a 20 pound tur
key, was won by A1 Dickow. Be
cause there was no turkey, he
agreed to be satisfied with a $20
check to buy his own.
Mrs. Edward Ueeck baked two
ij May Sania and the Holiday^
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Imatanuska hotel!
COFEE SHOP
THE GULBRANSONS
lovely Iruit cak« * and M>id $2f
worth <<f tickets **n them Th<
drawing took flare just bef*T*
tin rionr pri/e was given away
D..ve Onkka %nd Mrs Edward
Barr* it won the rakes and the
1 n.tal was richer hv the S2V
The S*,hiK»l Board donated t)
use >>f the gymnasium to the P
T.\ as the schools share in thr
hospital fund drive.
Ken Kincaid did all the an
nouncing for the party on the
Ki\\'anis P A system, donated for
the, occasion.
THe committee m charge of th
dance included the chairman.
Gertrude Felzien, Audrey Linne
bur Curley Doyle. Paul Martin.
Bud and Mary Lacher. and Rus
sell Felzien.
Betty Kindler and Eileen Bran
tpn. president and vice-president
of P-TA, were in charge of the
popular food booth where hot
dogs and coffee were sold. Help
ing at the booth during the even
ing were Jenny Perkins, Gladys
Forte. Marne and Lew Hanks.
Irene Benson. Pat Lawton, and
Treva Hardage.
Ticket takers were Harry Wim
mer and Gottfried Stevhan.
With so many working and
winning, the party could hardly
help being the success it was.
Much of the credit, however,
should go to Gertrude Felzien
who personally sold 325 tickets,
arranged for the prizes, dona
tions, for the judges, and the con
tests.
FILE INTENTION TO WED
An application to wed was filed
in U. S. Commissioner’s Courl
this week by John Ruiz Dodge
and Nancy Gwyn Wade.
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MRS. FELKNLR TO REMAIN
IN ALBUQUERQUE
FOR HOLIDAYS
Mf> .'lyiun Ci Fi Ikncr will
•riiu.U' t.» > ■„«. ;p sunshine >a
Aihuquerq .< N Mi \icf>. un*:l
after (he h >Iid:,\
Hi i h i'!' !•: , i :;ed her frein
Denver and i« d that ."he ha.I
completi Jy in \ rod from the
flu" bug w» oli ad umierminod
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Thot you enjoy every5£
moment of the festive^
»eo»or> of Yule ond thot<j£
eoch moment be pock-^
•d with heolth ond^
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hoppiness for oil.
T & T SOURDOUGH BAR I
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And 3 Hopty^gtffy^
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All of us of The Alaska Line — of
sea and ashore—send our very
best wishes for a pleasant and
thoroughly enjoyable Holiday
Season .. and happiness and good
fortune in the New Year ahead.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
All Aliases
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