Plan Rally Tomorrow
There will be a Youth for
Christ rally at the Church of
God tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock, it was announced this
week by Ramona Davis, presi
dent of the Valley organization.
Chaplain Pace of Fort Richard
son will be the speaker for the
evening. A colored quartette will
present special music for the
rally.
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IF
Checking Accounts were dis
continued, banks would at
once develop into nothing
more than places to deposit
and borrow money.
Your banking connection
would lose a large percentage
of its usefulness. You would
miss the convenience and
safety, as well as the prestige,
that is yours when you pay
by check.
Open a checking account
TODAY
MATANUSKA
VALLEY BANK
PALMER, ALASKA
2% interest on savings.
Open Friday evnings 5 to 7
Patrolman Warns
Of Checkup
On Car Licenses
A crackdown on driver’s li
cense and license plate viola
tions was announced this week
by Highway Patrolman Stanley
Laird, who transferred to duty
in this area recently. Mr. Laird
said tickets would be issued to
all unlicensed drivers and to the
drivers of vehicles which do not
properly display license plates.
“It’s going to be a lot cheaper
to pay the dollar or two neces
sary to get a license or plates,
than it is to pay a fine,’ he
warned.
Mr. Laird said any driver who
had lost one of the license plates
issued to his vehicle could pur
chase a replacement from Mrs.
Dorothy Saxton. Mrs. Saxton’s
office is located in the Valley
Theatre building.
The patrolman also stated
that any tractor used for trans
portation purposes on the high
way must display proper vehicle
licenses. This ruling does not ap
ply to tractors used for farm
purposes only, but is directed to
ward the vehicles which are
used by their owners for trips
to Palmer, and for other trans
portation purposes.
A routine check of vehicle
lights will be conducted by the
patrolman before winter weather
sets in, in addition to the license
check-up, Mr. Laird said.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING — REMEMBER?
We're still offering the best buys in farm
machinery, if you're not yet completely equipped
FARMALLCUB
$960.40
FARMALL SUPER A
$1490.00
FARMALL H
$1867.85
KB-3 1-TON INTERNATIONAL
$2216.52
Co-Op Garage
PALMER
REA Man Is Here
For Six Weeks' Survey
Everett J. Raushenbeger, of
the power division of the Rural
Electrification Administration at
Washington, D. C., has joined
the staff of the local REA office
on temporary assignment. Mr.
Raushenberger will be in Alaska
for a month or six weeks, to
make a power survey.
Donald T. Lowery, field con
struction engineer from REA,
also returned to Palmer last
week. Mr. Lowery had been re
called to Washington, D. C., to
receive a presidential citation
for his REA work in Alaska.
Carpenters' Union
Local No. 2251
MEETS WEDNESDAY
8 p. m. Carpenters’ Hall
FOR SALE
UNFINISHED house and lot,
IN TOWN
BARN, to be moved. $600
BEAUTIFUL log home, 7 rms.,
modern, close in.
IDEAL town home, fireplace,
mod., 2 lots. Terms.
HIGHWAY location, 7-room
home, 120 acres. $4400 down,
yearly payments.
FARM home, 6-room, house,
barn, crops planted, mach.,
160 acres. TERMS.
• LOTS OF LOTS •
LeDuc Sub-division
Bailey Heights Sub-division
$150 and up, with terms
• ACRES OF ACRES •
Valley
Real Estate
( A1 Saxton—Theatre Bldg. )
MAC'S PLUMBING fir HEATING
Located in Basement of Ward Building
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL TYPES OF
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
All Work Guaranteed Phone 33
B and C SUPPLY
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
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RADIO AND APPLIANCE REPAIR
Phone 55 — Box 665
VALLEY CLEANERS
For Free Delivery
CALL 6Y3
Pickup and Delivery in Wasilla Each Wednesday
at Wasilla Cafe
IT'S THE
North Palmer Store
for the Valley’s finest selection of leading brands
Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Complete Assortment of Fine Meats
Delicious Matanuska Maid Ice Cream
Bakery Goods
— Open daily from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. —