PALMER DOG DERBY WINNERS
Palmer nroduced her share of win
ners in thee Fairbanks Dog Derby„
As the Dog Derby Fund was under
subscribed, Tconsolation orizes’
of $7,25 each were given instead of
the scheduled ten.
Palmer winners were Red (Stamp
ede ) Robertson', Arron Wicklund , ' and
Robert Canning, who, Ironically, was
killed in a sawmill accident before
he could cash in on the prize.
SUGGESTIONS TO HOT’SEWITES
Do you find yourself or your chil
dren becoming tired and drowsy for
no apparent reason?
Perhaps a change of temperature
in the room would make you feel bet
ter - an ooen window or door will do
much to relieve that drowsy feeling.
If a window could be left open all
day without causing a draft it would
not be necessary to constantly ooen
the windows or doors. Change of air
in a room also does much to remove
cooking odors which collect,
A good thermometer would help to
keep the room term era ture at an even
range - usually 65r to 75 ' Fahren
heit - a nan of water on the stove
will also keen the air moist.
Sudden changes of temperature
from extreme beat indoors does much
to invite the ’Common Cold’.
(Pearl Y. Williams-, Pei Cross
. Public Health Nurse.)
SAINT PAT’S DANCE AT WASILLA
There was a dance held, at the
Wasilla Community Nall on the night
Ox March l'7th. It was sponsored by
Pat Hart and Mel O-ehrmann. A number
of' Palmerites attended.
NOTICE .
Beginning Wednesday, March 25th,
1956, I shall be in my new office
to the right of the entrance to the
Community Hall. My hours will be
from 8:00 to 11:30 A.M. every Wed
nesday morning.
Any Person wishing information
about health problems may see me at
that time....
PEARL V. WILLIAMS
Red Cross Public Health
Nurse,
CHURCH NOTICE
The Seventh Day Adventist Church
of Palmer wishes to announce that
Sabbath School will be held at 1 o
elock Saturday Afternoon in the log
hall behind Bert’s Drug Store,
SOURDOUGH SAM SAYS: "I aint seen
it happen yet tl at a downright igno
rant man ever’lost an argyment."
BASKET-BALL
AND ALASKAN WILD-LIFE SLIDES
TLere will be a basket-ball game
between two Palmer teams this coming
Saturday (March 21st) at the Com
munity Hallo The teams were chosen
by Harold Thumat
After the game Mr. Sackman of
Anchorage will show 125 stereoptic
on slides depicting Alaskan scenery
and wild-life.
Admission will be fifty cents
for all persons over 12 years old.
Bus fare to the hall will be 1C0.
SraAYEpI'ITLEa^EAM OF SORREL HARES '
IF FOUND. NOTIFY CORPORATION OR
MR, BARRY OF TRACT 140.
REWARD OF TEN DOLLARS TO FINDER,
OFFERED 3Y NR, BARRY._
LOST -- Left in Dormitory:
ONE CASE FOR GLASSES, property
of Kiss He; Id a King. If found,
bring to PIONEER OFFICE. _
IN FUTURE, ANY COLONIST CALLING ON
PLUMBING DEPARTMENT FOR PLUMBING
OR REPAIRS Will BE CHARGED ONE DOL
LAR PER POUR FOR LABOR PLUS 150
PER MILE TEAMED CITATION•
-Bill Tay1or, C:• ief Plumber.
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...TO UNSTOF A SINK DRANT. . .
Nr* T&yletr requests that the Pi
oneer erint the following:
’’If your sink-drain becomes
clogged, look on the drain nine
beneath the floor. You will find
a cleaning plug there. Simply un
screw this plug, You will then be
able to loosen the obstruction by
using a niece of wire -"
WANTED. , rriING TIMBER CUT ON THE
PALI',UP PC AD NEAR JUNCTION OF NA
SHUA ROAD..GOOD TINBER, GOOD PAY.
UNITE PERN NINE, WASILLA, FOR PAR1'
TICEEARS*-., T. S NACDOUGAL.
NORTHERN LIFE "A in 1” POLICIES
PROTECT YOU THREE NAYS
LIFE -ACCIDENT - HEALTH
ALL IN ONE RELIABLE OONPANY, __
Contact Manley S, Sweazey, C.L.U.,
Room No. 1, Valley Cloy Cafe, or
thru the PIONEER office,...... 0.
VALLEY CITY CAFE
CAKES PIES UASTRY AND BREAD
GOOD EATS I I
CIGARETTES_CANDY_TOBACCO
HORTON’S VALLEY CITY CAES
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