SK£El£ODS BEGIN
CR3VE SOuTH
t$Vord came last weak from Mr.
and Mrs. Max Sherrod at Chica^
go, reporting on their stateside
tour, which was Mr. Sherrod’s
fair-won prize for h:s ‘best farm
er award. 1 he Sherrods were in
Chicago in early January, where
they wrote they were encounter
ing their first winter weather
with temperatures at 16 above
The couple have been visiting
in Michigan with friends and rel
atives there. Iq Chicago, they
v*ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rod
Ruth. Many Valley residents will
remember Ruth, who is now an
illustrator, as a Palmer visitor in
-r^Frcm*. thi^ago, . the Sherrods
plan to drive .to Ames, Iowa, for
a visit with the Stanley Belloun
family and then to go to Harvard,
Neb-, to see Mrs. Swanson. End
ing their visit there, they plan a
tour of Texas, Arizona and Cali
fornia before returning to the
Valley in early March.
I fit. Revenue intervenes i
If? Ryc.i-Cufuk Suit
The Bureau of Internal Reve
nue has stepped into the suit j
brought by Harry Ryan of Palm
er Cold Storage against Steve j
Cutuk and Angelo Lavaendt. A
notice of intervention has been
filed by the District Attorney be- j
cause of income tax claims,
dating back to 1943, against Cu
5 ik.
Ryan’s suit asks for a $3,557
vdgment and a court order set-;
' g aside the sale of the Bar-B-Q
1 ' Cavaendt:
BREAKS LEG IN FALL
Three-year-old Leland Flower'
was hospitalized here this week j
with a fractured leg. The child !
suffered the injury as the result1
of a fall.
PLAN TO MARRY
Gloria Crousore and Samuel
Youngblood this week made ap
plication for a marriage license at
th eoffice of U. S. Commissioner
Dorothy Saxton. No date for the
marriage has yet been fixed.
Hotel to Play on Post
Palmer’s Matanuska Hotel five
plays on still another foreign
floor tonight, when they meet an
AACS team at the Post Gym at
j?:30 p m.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
B^rt McCool of Palmer, at Valley
Hospital last Wednesday night.
Mr. McCool is the owner of Mc
Cool’s Barber Shop in Palmer.
Brown's
Cleaners
WASILLA SUPERVISOR!
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
WASILLA—There will be ai
open meeting of the supervisors
of the Wasilla soil conservatior
sub-district, on Tuesday, Jan. 17
it was announced this week b>
Henry Hanson, chairman. The
meeting will commence in Com
munity Hall at 8 p. m.
At this meeting, the sub-dist
rict’s annual report will be read.
The evening’s program includes
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> REEDERS HAVE SON
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
i Albert Reeder of Palmer at Val
; ley Hospital on Jan. 5 at 10:37 p
1 m. The boy, second child for the
Reeders, weighed six pounds 14
ounces at birth. He is welcomed
into the Reeder family by an old
er sister. Mr. Reeder is a Valley
farmer.
a talk on soils and land classi
lication and movies.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Fresh Frozen Rabbit Selling for Just
75? Pound
Vary Your Menu and Ealance Your 3udgai With a
Rabbii Dinner This Week.
PALMER OSLO STS"ME & LCCKER SERI
rr,
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KEN'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Located at corner of Valley Street and Glenn Highway
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES
For That Refreshment
Pause In Palmer ....
VISIT THE
FRONTIER EAR
9
FRONTIER LIQUOR STORE
BOTH ARE OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY
7 DAYS A WEEK
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The
University of Alaska
OFFERS YOU
A COURSE IN
Mining Extension
Beginning In Palmer January 10
£ Lectures in: Leb in:
$ Radioactive Prospecting Mineral Identification.
£ Mining Law.
| Prospecting.
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* Sign up at University Extensipn Office in Palmer
f: (Parker Lester's Office)
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| Classes begin at 7:30 p. m. on Jan. 16
In Rooms 2 and 3 at Palmer High School
t (CHEMISTRY LAB)
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Board Siill In Session
Members of the territorial Soil
Conservation board were still in
session of th eannual meeting at
the Frontiersman deadline this
week. A press release on the
meeting has been promised fort
next week. The result of a hear
ing to organize a sub-district m
the Anchorage area also will be;
announced next week, according!
to Charles Wilson, territorial con-,
servationist.
Coffey Insures jsveryihn.g—
Remember?
Colley Insures Everylhing—
Remember?
NOTICE
As cf J n. 1, 1950, the An
chorage Shopping Guide, Inc.,
wi 1 no! he re?'>ns;b1e for
any liabilily or obligation—if
ar y exist, of the Vai.ey Fron
tiersman,
Anchorage Shopping Guide.
Incorporated.
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MAS’S PLUMBING g HEATING
Located in Cdement ©f Ward B^ildin^
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL TYPES OF
p\um:::o supples
* bJorti &U3P&ttTscd Phone 33
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A GOOD PLACE TO EAT ALL THE TIME
iUCIOUS FOOD
EXCELLENT SERVICE %
Angelo Lavaendl, Proprietor
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VALLEY CLEANERS
For Free Delivery
CALL 6 Y 3
Pickup and Delivery in Wasilla Each
Wednesday at Wasilla Cafe
Introducing . . .
MATANUSKA MA2D
GoNage Ghsess
made with
MATA N15 SKA mil'c
end cream
CO i a A*c?S CWEiiSE is good end is good for you
Uss it daily in lunch or dinner menus
Distributed through VolHey and Anchorage
groceries by the
MATANUSKA VALLEY FARMERS’
CO OPERATING ASSOCIATION
Palmer, Alaska