"ZIP" DESCRIBES NEW
HOMELITE CHAIN SAW
Eighteen inch trees in 18 sec
onds is the speed of the new low
cast Homelite ZIP chain saw an
nounced today by A1 Brooks of |
Brooks Equipment Co., local
Homelite dealer.
The direct drive ZIP, which
sells for $169.50, f.o.b. factory, is
Homelite’s answer to the need
for an inexpensive chain saw for
part-time use on farms, ranches
and estates or for use by camp
ers, hunters and fishermen. It in
corporates all seven of the big
AIRMEN TO MEET
Members of the Matanuska ]
Valley Airmens Association will
meet tonight at the Quonset at
the Palmer Airport. The meeting
will begin at 8 p.m. and interest
ed persons are invited to attend.
saw quality features for economy,
durability and ease of operation.
Blades come in a variety of sizes,
ranging from 12 inches to 21 in
ches.
The Ilomelite ZIP is being
demonstrated free of charge at
Brook’s Equipment Co.
SQUARE DANCERS
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Another session of the Palmer
Square Dance Club will be held
at Carpenters’ hall tomorrow eve
ning, beginning at eight o’clock
with basic instructions for be
ginners the first half hour. No
previous experience in square
dancing is required and all per
sons interested in sharing an eve
ning of fun are invited to attend
tomorrow night’s dance session.
There is a charge of 50 cents
made to help cover expenses.
.'A AlANUSKA MAID'S FLAVOR-Of-THE-MONTH
MOUNTAIN BLACKBERRY ICE CREAM
With Flavor as Fresh as a Dew Drop
M. V. F. C. A.
CO-OP CREAMERY
"Build Alaska, buy the best... buy Matanuska Maid,
Alaska's best!"
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_SEPTEMBER 26 - 27 • 20 SPECIALS_
JACK - AND - THE - BEANSTALK
si? (ream Style Corn 34c
Cut Green Beans » 38c
Super Sweet Peas fcat 38c
■** Pickled Beets
lomalo Soup
Jolly
Time
No. 303
19 oz.
30c
25c
Pixie
Pop Corn
Marshmallows
U & I Sugar
Carnation
SJbo,Facial Tissues
Don's Bleach
m LIQUID
DETERGENT
4
10 oz. $
cans
1.00
2 S£ 45c
10 bit J1-45
27c
2 Z 69c
59c
85c
12 oz.
gal.
giant
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Spare Ribs u. 69c
Pork Chops
Bacon
HORMEL
Sliced
lb pkg.
u, 89c
90c
"Build Alaska—Buy the Best—Buy Maianuska Maid—Alaska's Best"
Reporters— !■
Notebook
Tom Foley of Winachee has re
turned to his home following a
three-week visit here with his
mother Mrs. Ida Foley and his
sister Mrs. LaVonne Goodrich
Visiting with Foley were Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Johnson, also of Win
achee, who were on their first
trip to Alaska.
Mrs. Priscilla Bacon, RN, has
volunteered her services to the
Well Child Clinic held each sec
ond and fourth Tuesday of the
month at the Matanuska Valley
Health Center, it was announced
this week by Mary Rowley, pub
lic health nurse.
James Wilson, commissioner of
agriculture, is on a month’s trip
Outside. He plans attendance'
at the State Departments of Agri
culture convention being held at
Madison, Wisconsin.
Twelve eighth-grade classmates
were invited to help Dorothy
Campbell celebrate her 13 th
birthday with a party Saturday
afternoon, September 30. It was
a most enjoyable afternoon with
many games being played. Re
freshments of birthday cake, ice
cream and punch were served.
Dorothy received many lovely
gifts.
Fairbanks has a set of twins
teaching in their public schools
this year. They are Robyn and
Ronnie Buzby, daughter and son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Buzby of
Fairbanks and neice and nephew
of Ted Buzby of Palmer. The
twins are both graduates of the
University of Alaska.
The Rev. Roman V. O’Mary of '
| Fairbanks, formerly of Palmer, j
; will do missionary work at Arctic J
THE ! j
JOHN DEERE !
No. 10 Rotary Chopper i
| Bring the pasture to the cow at ' blue j j
] plate special" costs with the low-cost <
j John Deere No. 10 Rotary Chopper, j
! This rugged, last-working forage har- j
| vester cuts a lull five-foot swath in stand- j 1
ing hay crops . . . picks up and chops j j
the heaviest windrows for silage. It's <
offset—-you don't run down the crop, j j
What's more, the No. 10 shreds and j j
! spreads stalks . . . handles many other ! i
jobs. See us for complete details.
USED NO. 10
CHOPPERS ON HAND !
your business property for
fire hazards. It's our busi
ness to write complete, low
cost insurance coverage.
Check with us today.
Pippel insurance
Agency |
Palmer, Alaska
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Village. t»ince leaving nere ne
had been pastor at the Church of
God in Fairbanks. Mrs. O’Mary,
a graduate of the University this
spring, is now teaching at Arctic
Village.
Doyle Ross, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lucius Ross of Palmer, re
turns to his studies at the Uni
versity of Washington. He plans
to drive down the Alaska high
way, leaving today.
John Parks presented the pro
gram at the September 22 meet
ing of the Kiwanis Club in which
Alfred V. Hagen, director of the
Greater Palmer Civil Defense
Area, spoke on Civil Defense ip
this area.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
FELLOWSHIP UINlMcK
ENJOYED AT CHURCH
A fellowship dinner was enjoy -
ed last Friday evening by mem
bers of the No. Palmer Church of
Christ. Following dinner those
assembled were entertained by
the showing of colored travel
slides by the minister. Included
in the pictures, which were taken
by the Haddenhams, were views
of Florida, Niagara Falls, and
Yellowstone National Park.
Regular services this coming:
Sunday will include Bible School
at 9:45, followed by morning wor
ship and communion. In the eve
ning Paul Henry will lead the
youth hour at 6, which precedes
the evening evangelistic hour at
seven o’clock.
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Daily 10 A.M. - 3 P.M.
Open Thursday Evenings 6-8 PJ4L
PALMER, ALASKA
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Co-Op Garage Breaks i
Winter Tire Prices [!
That’s Right! The Co-Op Garage offers the ij
biggest tire bargain In years on aSI brand-new j
GOOD YEAR SUBURBANITE TIRES ij
the favorite of Alaskan's for winter driving j
Buy your first Good-Year SUBURBANITE at i
regular list price and the Co-Op Garage will i;
sell you your second SUBURBANITE for only ij
HALF-PRICE and remember NO TRADE-IN jj
necessary.
Take advantage of this tremendous fire sale ji
NOW. Get your winter SUBURBANITES j|
NOW while stocks are complete.
That’s Co-Op Garage headquarters for
GOODYEAR |i
DON'T FORGET YOU GET PATRONAGE
PURCHASE SAVINGS RECEIPTS HERE!
Auto Parts Dept.
CO-OP GARAGE Phone PI-2170
Matanuska Valley Farmers Co-Op Assn.
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