P-TA Membership
Enjoys Show; Voles
Recreation Project
“Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs” was presented by Mrs.
Henning Blunck’s fourth grade
students at the P-TA meeting
held November 18. The capable
presentation was given before an
over-flowing audience, many who
had to stand in the hall.
In presenting her class, Mrs.
• Blunck explained that the show
was not a true puppet show—it
was the results of five weeks
work by the students in the corre
lation of new ideas in study with
, some of the old ones. “We are
* striving for happy lives.” she said.
“We hope to make their days at
school more pleasant through this
type work.”
Forty students participated in
I , the project; some making puppets
—some the clever settings and
others by taking voice parts in the
presentation. The results showed
how much enjoyment had gone
into the preparations.
(Recreation Project Voted
Following the student show was
a short business meeting when
. the membership voted $175.00 for
standing projects and $150.00 for
a new recreation project that will
include skating, photography and
skiing activities for the students.
Through the efforts of the rec
reation committee, professional
skiing instructions wall be made
available to students desiring
them. There will be a nominal
! MONTE LARSH ELECTED
: PRESIDENT BOY'S CLUB
Sixteen boys were present at
1 the first meeting of the St. John’s
Berchmans Boys’ Club for this
I year, on Saturday, November 15
! at St. Michael’s rectory.
New officers were elected as
follows: Monte Larsh, president;
John Brown, vice-presdent; Mike
Gallagher, secretary and Ralph
Kircher, treasurer.
Plans for an active year were
made and included the organiza
tion of a basketball team as well
is the sponsoring of a series of
dances in the newly completed
church basement. Sports films
were enjoyed and refreshments
served.
William W. Elliott, organizer of
the group, has accepted the post
of advisor for the second succes
sive year.
fee for the lessons, part of which
the P-TA will support.
Attendance prize went to Mrs.
Barbara Smart’s second grade
with 68 percent parent attendance
at the meeting.
The next regular meeting will
be held December 16 with a pot
luck family program. Dinner will
start at 6 p.m. at the school, fol
lowed by family group singing,
caroling or skits. A large turkey
will be awarded as a prize. All
families are invited to participate
in the program.
Union Thanksgiving Meeting
Wednesday Night November 26th
8 P. M. at Church of God.
EVERYONE WELCOME
1 CUB SCOUT NEWS
Cliff Stone, professional Bo]
Scout worker from Anchoragi
will be in Palmer November 24
L5 and 26 for the purpose of con
ducting Den Mother classes. Anj
woman, whether she has a boy o
Cub Scout age or not, who woult
be interested in aiding the pro
gram is asked to contact Cul
Scout Leader Edward Imme oi
Assistant Leader Curtis Dearborn
Many boys of Cub Scout age
can not actively participate ir
the Cubbing program at the pres
ent time because there are nol
enough Den Mothers. Den Moth
ers in the Eska and Eklutna areaj
are especially needed in additior
to those in other sections of the
Valley.
1.082 REINDEER
► KILLED FOR MEAT
The reindeer herd on Nunivali
Isand in the Bering Sea has beer
i educed by 1,082. That many ani
mals were slaughtered by native
workers under the governments
herd-hunting program, under the
direction of Dale Belcher, rein
deer specialist, of the Alaske
Native Service.
The price of the meat at the
slaughter-house is 38 cents e
pound. The meat is being distrib
uted to the Alaska Native Service
institutions and native-operated
stores.
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WASILLA STUDENTS
TO PRESENT TWO
ONE-ACT PLAYS
Valley residents will have an
opportunity to enjoy two one
act plays at the Wasilla Com
munity Hall, Saturday, Novem
ber 22 at 8 p.m.
The comedies will be presented
by the Wasilla High School stu
dents and “His First Shave” and
“A Sitter for Sonny” should pro
vide entertainment for everyone.
Admission will be 75 cents for
adults, 50 cents for school chil
dren.
Special Union Services
To Mark Thanksgiving
Rev. Herbert Mjorud, Pastor of j
the Central Lutheran Church of*.
Anchorage will be the principal J
speaker at a special Union
Thanksgiving meeting to be held j
at the Church of God Wednesday :
evening, November 26 at 8 p.m. j
Rev. Mjorud, former lawyer
and fisherman, has a radio pro- ■
gram on station KFQD each Sun
day morning at 11:30 a.m. Those
who have heard him are looking
forward to seeing and hearing
him in person, Wednesday even-!
ing.
The Ministerial Association of5
Palmer cordially invites all Pal
mer residents to attend this
meeting. There will be special
music and singing.
Union Thanksgiving Meeting
Wednesday Night November 26th
8 P. M. at Church of God.
EVERYONE WELCOME
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GRANGE SCHEDULES
PINOCHLE GAMES
Pioneer Grange No. 1 will start
their annual winter pinochle
parties this coming Tuesday
night, November 25 at Grange
Hall, it was anounced this week.
Playing will start promptly at 8
p.m. with Mrs. Carol Stephan and
Mrs. Harriett Bell in charge of
arrangements.
Many inquiries directed to I
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Grange members have indicated
the popularity of the pinochle
games and a large gathering is
anticipated. There will be high
and low prizes awarded to both
men and women winners.
The public is invited to attend.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
ALWAYS GET RESULTS
TRY
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SPECIALS
We always have the good old stand-bys in fresh,
wholesome baked goods such as bread cookies, rolls,
doughnuts, cakes and pies.
We also have a special feature every week that
is new and different or especially suited to the
season. Watch for these specials and treat the family
to a surprise.
Palmer Baking Co.
SHAMROCK BUILDING
LEONARD SOLEY. Manager
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That is what makes a steak good. Choice
meat cooked just the way you like it, served
with our crisp salads.
Our varied menu offers a wide selection of
delicious foods from which to choose.
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AND BEVERAGES
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