‘ MOOSE PLAN POLIO
BENEFIT BINGO
November 9 has been fixed for the
date of the polio fund benefit Binge
game planned by Palmer’s Noose Lodge
it was announced today by Don In
galls. The game will be held at the
Noose Hut, where the playing will
begin at 8 o'clock. This will be
the first game of a series of wintei
Bingo games.
Prizes for this benefit are donated
jointly by Valley merchants and the
Moose Lodge. I.'ith the solicitation
of merchants still- incomplete at
. this time, Mr. Ingalls said a wide
range from an automatic coffee
maker to a barrel of fuel oil had
been promised. There will be many
valuable prizes.
Business establishments which have
promised a contribution for the
Bingo games are as follows:
Grasser's Hardware, Palmer Automo
tive Service, Koslosky's, Valley
Grocery, Con Pearski, Shamrock'
Lounge, ALaska Rural Rehabilitation
Corporation, Mat anus ka' Valley Bank,
Matanuska Hotel, Bert’s Drug, Dave
and Joe’s ^hirt Shop, Palmer Sold ■
Storage, '.'irtanen’s Tanker Service,
Graham’s service, North Palmer
Store, Valley Frontiersman, Matanu
ska Electric ^association, Lest Side
Service, Frontier Bar, Palmer In
dependent Cab Cc., MatanHska Valley
Gardens, Sourdough Club, Pajuuer
Photo Art, Radio Cab, Ear-B-Q, Ron
Da-Vgo Cafe, Hut ’N Hurl Beauty
Shop, Loberg’s Variety, Palmer Bar,
Lucas Guiding Service and Variety
Vogues, Shamrock Bakery and Moose
Lodge.
ACC! CENT Q/V ICY ROAD
The new Buick Station ’..'agon of Clay
ton Esslinger met with an accident
on icy roads on Monday- of this week
while enroute to Anchorage. The .ac
cident occurred- this side of the ,
Knik Bridge where the car turned
completely around and then slid into
the ditch. There were five passen
gers, in the car, none of which were
hurt. The car received damaged fen
ders and one wheel will need replac
ing. However, the car was gotten
out of the ditch by the passenger®
and driven on into -nnchorage.
Hr. and Mrs. Esslinger were in the ;
front seat of the car, and Carl Ras
mussen, James ^ilson and James Hur
ley were in the back seat. The car
slid so smoothly into the ditch that
all the occupants remained in their
seats oven when the car was lying
on its side, Mr. Esslinger stated.
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the Valley will produce a.million
dollars worth of farm products this
year.
Don Irwin gave an account of the
progress of the new Agricultural
Laboratory project in Palmer and the
scope of the Alaska Research Admin
istration’ s work in Alaska.
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lack Haze was called upon by Allen
Floyd, acting chairman of the Anch
orage ;Chamber to,introduce the Pal
mer members. Maze and Irwin present
ed samples of Palmer water £or the
education of the Anchorage members,
also a full ? dinner pail was of
fered as evidence of the bountiful
supply of food products in the Mata
nuska Galley.
It was regretted■that not all of
those' who started the journey to
Anchorage to attend the dinner were
able to make it. Two cars found the
roads too. slippery and turned back.
The Esslinger car, carrying five
passengers, met with a slight mis
hap on one ic y stretch and although
none of the occupants were hurt,they
were slightly shaken up.