MORE DONATIONS IN
FOR MARCH OF DRIES
March of Dimes contributions
are still coming in very slow, ac
cording to the list reported this
'•week by Ed Smith, general chair
man of the ’57 campaign in the
yalley area.
Among contributions reported
"this week were the following:
Cheechako Homemakers, $10;
Suttonette Homemakers, $25;
Homesteaders Homemakers, $85,
<the latter two clubs are in Sut-1
Uon); also contributions from Mr.
and Mrs. L. P. Rorrison who each
year save dimes for the annual
campaign; Mrs. Dorothy Cook,,
and the American Legion Auxil
iary.
On Saturday the Co-Op Cafe
will sponsor their “Burgers for
Folio” which is reported else
where in this issue and the Pal
joer Elks are making * plans to
sponsor the annual March of
-Dimes dance at a later date.
'TO START MILK
DELIVERY TO HOMES
Virgil Meehan announced to
day that starting Monday, Febru
ary II he will make reliable
£honie delivery of Matanuska Maid
.flttilk and other products.
I MARCH OF DIMES ;
DENEFIT DANCE !
Saturday, March 9 ij
, ELKS HALL
Valley Moose
Right on Schedule
Right in season are the valley
moose. Invasion reports have been
! coming into the newspaper office
off and on all week.
Judging from the reports they
! seem to be in great number in
the rural areas. One commuter
from the rural section reported
that yesterday morning he saw
some 40-odd moose in a field on
his way to work. This morning
the herd had increased by 10.
r A. B. * Compton, school bus
' driver in the Sutton area, had to
leave a couple of students behind
on Wednesday of this week when
| an especially stubborn bull moose
refused to leave the path so the
youngsters could board the bus.
In spite of rattled lunch pails,
shouts and yells, and even a shot
into the air by a member of the
James family, the moose refused
to move. The James youngsters
got an unscheduled day off from
school.
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drickson.
Ralph Farnsworth, president of
the Valley Airmens’ Association,
requested and received the back
ing of the Chamber on proposed
legislation regarding aviation.
An inquiry from the American
Automobile Association brought
out that the population of Palmer
is now estimated at 1500, and the
valley at about 5500. This, and
other general information per
taining to Palmer and the valley,
will be' included in a brochure
distributed by the AAA each
year.
The next Chamber meeting
will be held February 20. All
members and others interested
are urged to attend. The program
will be presented by Eugene Reid
on agriculture in the valley.
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MISSION BY THE TERRITORI
AL GOVERNMENT OF ITS
PLAN SHOWING THE MEN
TAL HEALTH FACILITIES
►NEEDED IN ALASKA AND ITS
RECOMMENDATION AS TO
SIZE, TYPE, AND LOCATION
OF SUCH FACILITIES.
OTIS ANDERSON
BSS PUBLIC HEALTH
HEALTH SERVICE”
Vandals—
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owned by the U. S. government.
“There are about 39 acres of land
there”, Onkka said today. “From
now on anyone found trespassing
on, this property will be picked
up”, he said. This is not the first
time damage has been done to
equipment parked in that area.
In addition to the $300 damages
caused by the vandals, it was im
possible for the work crew to
load sand needed for icy roads.
LIVE MUSIC
jj at jj
\ ELKS HALL jj
jj Every Saturday Night
Tools - Tools - Tools
OUR COMPLETE STOCK
On Sale al i off!!
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CLOSE OUT ON MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Screen Door Hinges - Schlage Key Locks - Corbin
Cylindrical Locks - Pulleys - Dopr Pulls - Cabinet Catches
- Cabinet Hinges - Sash Lifts - Casement Adjusters -
Door Springs - Inside Door Sets - Diston 10-inch Saw
Blades - Door Fasteners - Transom Catches - Paint
_ Belt Lacing - Chain Door Guards - Mel Mac Plastic
Ware Dishes and Hundreds of Miscellaneous Items
Koslosky's Department Store
BEST FOOD
SANDWICH SPREAD EX*
pint jar
IMPORTANT f DSC f A
SPECIAL UCSJiV
February Company Sale
3 can 89c
FRESH JERSEY —- SWEET CREAM
BUTTER
lit. jr
prints I
YES MADAM
Green Beans
5” 99 c !4"
WILDERNESS — ASSORTED
Pie Fillers
289c
WEST CREST
Strawberries
2 £ 85c
WEST CREST
Purple Plums
J r* 99c
PREMIUM OFFER
Wall Mirrors
Square and Round
Less 40%
With $15.00 Grocery Purchase
SOAP S ALE
BABO OR WHITE KING
Cleanser
1l4,z- 29c
L cans
SOAP DETERGENTS
VEL & FAB
Lsrfje 5
Size pks.
MATA1IUSKA MAID
Ice Cream
I gallon 89C
Friskies
MEAL OR CUBE
10 bag T
SCHILLINGS
COFFEE
1 i 99c
'
ALBERS
Oatmeal
QUICK AND REGULAR
31b. pkg. EQf
each«/7v
DINNER TIME
Margarine
NEW SHIPMENT
I lb. pkg. *1 Cf
1/4'siJl
-—-s
Heinz Baby Food 10iars99c
N.B.C. Donut Cookies 3'11199c
N.B.C. Fig Bars 2 n>. each 69c
TEA GARDEN Cumih ^ CQf
Golden Drip JylUP each 37t |
Koslosky’s Own
Mountain Ridge
COFFEE
MAKING NEW FRIENDS
EACH DAY
bag
i Sb.
RATH BUCK HAWK
Half Skinned - Ready to Eat
I Picnic Hams
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I GROCERIES KOSLOSKY'S —