CHEECHAKOS TO MEET
TUESDAY. SEPT. 11
The Cheechakos Homemak
ers Club has postponed the
meeting originally scheduled
lor Sept. 4 to Tuesday, Sept. II.
The meeting will be held in the
home of Arleta O'Connors at 8
p.m.
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PREMIUMS UNDER $5
TO BE PAID IN CASH
Premium winners whose
earnings total under $5 may
pick up the money in cash at
the manager's office on Sept.
2 and 3, Sunday and Monday,
the fair office announced this
week.
If winners’ premiums amount
to over $5, they will be paid by
check, mailed to them after the
fair.
; Totem Land, MVHS to Staff Information Booth
Totem Land Realty and the
Matanuska Valley Historical
Society are making arrange
ments to staff the information
booth at the Alaska State Fair.
The information booth will be
located to your right as you
enter the grounds.
Miss V. Louise Kellogg,
member of the historical so
ciety, has asked anyone who
wishes to contribute time to
this booth to get in touch with
her. Those who work in the
booth will be given free ad
mittance to the fair.
Imitation of good often lags
a long ways behind its ex
ample.
STATEWIDE ENTRIES EXPECTED IN 60-KART RACES AT FAIR
Go-Kart racing will be fea
tured at the Alaska State Fair
on Monday, Sept. 3, with the
first race scheduled to start
at 4 p.m.
Races are being organized by
the Palmer Kart Club, with en
tries expected from Anchorage,
Elmendorf, Fairbanks, Soldot
na, and King Salmon. There
will be two races for each class,
with possibly seven classes to
be set up. A ihain event includ
ing all classes will follow these
races.
Trophies will be awarded for
Cold feet has kept many a
weak-kneed fellow out of hot
water.
first, second, ana inira piace
winners in each class, as well
as trophies for the main event.
The Alaska State Fair has do
nated $25 toward purchase of
the trophies.
An entry fee of $1.75 will be
charged for each Kart in each
class. Palmer club members
hope for at least 40 entries.
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