PALMER NEWS ITEMS
A nephew of Carl Rasmussen’s arrived
Friday evening on the Bus from Anchorage.
Ho hod thought to supprisa his uncle, but
a few letters to him had been forwarded
ahead.
We understand that the Moose have built
themselves a new home. They have been
holding meetings in the Grange Hell, Their
next meeting,however, will be in the new
home. ' . li
ve you been listening to the "Matnnuska
’ id" program "Pathwqvs of Music" over
•aF.Q.D." Tune in on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at 6j45 P.M. On Mondays and
Fridays Dinner Hour, music..is played and
on Wednesdays you will hear the "Alaskan
Album". The Alaskan Album" consists of
s tories of Alaska—stories ^that toll
better than anything else about the life
of the Eskimos, the. Aleuts, the early
pioneers. Tune in on "edne-sday at 6:45
P.M. you will enjoy .these s-tcrios.
Ihe first v/eek in .pec ember is Potato week.
Potatoes will be on display—potatoes
will bo served in many deferent ways-to- •
show the quality of the Matanuska potato.
Remember any good potato can bo ruined in
the.booking process whether it be raised
in Alaska or*in the Yakima Valley.Just as
much care should be exercised in the cook
ing of potatoes as you give to anything
else, • ; • • '
Also—any potato will get green if you -let
it stand in a. light room for any length of
"tine. Always store potatoes in a dark plac
ANCHORAGE
SAND 6 .GRAVEL
A.WALDRON GEN MGR
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FOR YOUR CONCRETE
NEEDS
"BUILD IT WITH CONCRETE"
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WE FEATURE—
'MATANUSKA • MAID''
I .'-'.PRODUCTS
„ .JH.C.MECCO K E D. MEALS
HOMEMADE PIES
i ICECREAM
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^ FOUNTAIN; SERVICE'
• ?ALjV1£K a
your' COAL
AND
OTHER.. MISCELLANEOUS/
• : NEEDS ,<C
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