Urge Purchase Of Tickets Be Made This
Week For Local Junior Class Play
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chase reserved seats for the Jun
ior Class play, “The Dust of the
Ejarth,” are urged to do so this
week to avoid disappointment as
the tickets are going fast, pro
duction manager Joe Hudock said
today. They may be obtained
from high school juniors, at !
the school office or the Dee Jay
shop. In addition to the reserved
seats there are general admission
tickets at a lower price and spe
cial rates for students.
“The cast is working hard at
rehearsing to master their lines
as the play is of a more serious
nature and there will be no slap
stick comedy to fall back on,”
Mrs. Jean LaCross, director, said
this week. The play is a melo
drama woven around the prob
lems of a family, but it has a hap
py ending. It is entirely different
in theme than anything chosen by
other Junior class plays here. “It
has taken a lot of hard work and
requires real acting ability,” Mrs. i
LaCross added.
The play will be presented No- j
vember 11 with curtain time at 8 '
p.m. On November 10 a special
dress rehearsal matinee will be
Resented at the school for the J
children.
Norma Nelson is starred in the
play, with nine other students
playing supporting roles.
Palmer Stamp Club
To Resume Meetings
Tuesday, November 7
Regular meetings of the Palmer
Stamp Cli • will be resumed here
next Tuesday evening, Richard
Washburn, local philatelist, an
nounced here today. The meet
ings will be held in the high
school library at 7:30 p.m. on the
first and third Tuesday of each
month.
All stamp collectors, both adult
and children, are invited to attend
the meetings and to become a
part of the group. Those planning
to attend the meeting Tuesday are
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New Post Office,
Gronwoldf, Named
For Old-Timer Here
WASILLA—Another post office
was added to this area this week
and was officially opening at Big
Lake on November 1. Mrs. May
Carter, postmistress at Wasilla,
in making the announcement, said
that the new post office, to be
known as Gronwoldt, was named
in honor of Herman Gronwoldt,
old-timer here.
Mr. Gronwoldt, now in his 70’s,
is an Alaskan pioneer and has
lived in the Big Lake area for the
past 35 years.
Mail for Gronwoldt will be
picked up at the Wasilla post of
fice and taken by carrier on non
scheduled trips. Mrs. Catherine
Payton is the postmistress at the j
new post office.
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invited to bring along stamps for I
their collections.
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Urge Palmer Business
Men to Attend Tourist
Organization Meeting
Palmer businessmen and resi
dents are urged to sit in on a
charter meeting to be held Mon
day, November 6, at Anchorage
to organize an Alaska Tourist As
sociation, Herb Hilscher, chair
man, said Wednesday when ad
dressing the Chamber of Com
merce meeting here.
“The greatest cash crop we
have in Alaska just waiting to be
harvested is the tourist business,”
Mr. Hilscher said. The tourist
association, which will be entire
ly independent of the Alaska De
velopment Board which worked
for its organization, will coordi
nate travel progress, advertise
Alaskas tourist attractions and
make the many arrangements
necessary to build this industry
up to a major one in the terri
tory’s economy.
The meeting Monday will open |
at 10 a.m. in the studio of radio |
station KENI at Anchorage.
Coffey Insures Everything!
Remember?
HALLOWE'EN PARTIES
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
GIVEN BY CHURCH
WASILLA—There was a busy
round of Hallowe’en parties al
Wasilla this week for all age
groups of children here. The par
ties were held for the children
and teen-agers by the Wasilla
Church of Christ. Prizes were
given for costumes and everyone
had a wonderful time.
The party for the Young Peo
ple’s class was held on Thursday
‘SHUTES HAVE NEW
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Carl- Leroy Shute
of Gulkana chose Qarol Shelley
as the name for their new daugh
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Valley Hospital October 31 at
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evening, October 26. On Satur
day, October 28, the primary class
gathered for its party, and on.
Monday, October 30, the party for
the Intermediate Class was held.
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