Homemakers Are
Profiteering
Purely for profit is the motive
behind the concession sponsored
by the Homemaker’s Council at
the Matanuska Valley Fair. Wo
men of the Valley have pur
chased rights to the booth in or
der that they may sell all types
of home produce.
Fair visitors will find jams,
jellies, baked goods, canned
goods, eggs, embroidered articles,
baby clothes, and many other ex
amples of home produce which
are the responsibility of the
feminine half of a farm family.
All will be sold during the three
day Fair.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING — REMEMBER?
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QUONSET HUT FOR SALE —
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VALLEY
THEATRE
Friday, Saturday
Sept. 2, 3
"Night in Paradise"
Technicolor
Merle Oberon — Turhan Bey
Shows at 7:15 and 9 p. m.
Sunday Matinee at 2 p. m.
Sunday, Monday
Sept. 4, 5
Wednesday, Thursday
Sept. 7, 8
"Black Narcissis"
Shows at 7:15 and 9 p. m.
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HOMECOMING
Palmer Pilots
Plan Air Tours
During Fair
Special arrangements for a
tourist flight over the Valley
during the Matanuska Valley
Fair were announced completed
today by Charles Dillon, fair
manager. The tours offer a 15
minute sight-seeing flight at a
rate of $5 per passenger, for a
two and three passenger ship.
The rate includes taxi fare to
and from the airport and the
Federal transportation tax.
Flyers participating in the
special aerial flights include Les
Green of Green’s Flying Service,
Gil Anthony of Gil Anthony’s
Air Service, Robert Totten and
Erwin Long. All but Mr. Anthony,
who pilots a Bellanca, will be
flying Stinson Voyageurs.
All the pilots except Mr. Long
will be based at Palmer airport.
He plans to base his plane at the
field on the Merle Anderson
farm.
Flight tickets may be purchased
at the admission booth at the
Fair’s main gate. Tours will be
allotted on an alternating sched
ule to each of the four pilots, ex
cept that the three planes based
at the airport must have a full
plane-load of three passengers
before they begin a flight.
A similar plan for a cab tour
through the Valley was being
outlined today.
Dairymen To Demonstrate
Processing Of Milk
How milk is treated from cow
to bottle, exclusive of pasteuriza
tion, is the subject Valley dairy
men have undertaken to show
in Building Seven at the Fair. A
model milking parlor will be set
up just outside the door of the
building, and a Surge milker will
be installed in the biulding.
Also featured in this building
are to be movies of dairy herds
of the Valley, as well as competi
tive exhibits of dairy products.
Miss Louise Kellogg, superin
tendent of the newly-created
dairy division, has supervised the
work of this department. She has
been assisted by Ernest Harring
ton, Clarence Bell, Jack Cope,
Mrs. Arvid Johnson, William
Sweetman and Herman Turner.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING — REMEMBER?
Wosillo Will Stage
Play At Fair
WASILLA — A one-act comedy
will be produced by five mem
bers of Wasilla Grange at the
Fair this week-end. The play is
scheduled for performance in
Building 12, at the houre of 1,
3:30 and 9 p. m. on Saturday
and 1 and 3:30 p. m.on Monday.
Wasillans participating in the
play include:
Dorothy Nelson, Mary Barnes,
Carl Paulson, Frank Sorensen
and Wayne Hunter. Esther Han
sen is director.
MOFFITS HAVE GIRL
A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Moffitt of Pal
mer, at the Valley Hospital last
week. The baby girl, first for the
Moffitts, arrived on Aug. 26. She
weighed six pounds, six ounces
at birth. Her father is a promi
nent Valley dairyman.
LOBERG'S VARIETY
ARMY SURPLUS
NOTIONS — BOOKS
Listen, dear people, and you shall hear
The tales of woe of a Cold Storage near.
On No. 15 of '44, that's the day we opened the
door.
We have tried these four years to satisfy all,
But our efforts were futile; how well we recall.
You missed some steak and also some roast,
When you looked for stew there was nary a
ghost.
Some caribou's gone, also some moose,
Sheep, goats, fish, chickens, even a goose.
These are the stories that are going about.
But please tell US your troubles, if you feel you
must shout.
Don't go to your neighbor; it's our business, we
feel,
So come and report . . . We really don't steal.
That there have been some losses we cannot
deny.
If you'd only report theme before months go by,
'Twould simplify matters for you and for us,
We'd get them all straightened without any fuss.
Then if you'd number your packages, boxes and
such,
Remember your lockers and keys — that's not
much,
'Twould help us a lot; so let's work together
And we'll happier be, in all kinds of weather.
Thank you,
PALMER COLD STORAGE
& LOCKER SERVICE
WE APPRECIATE YOUR RECEPTION OF OUR NEW
BUSINESS
Wc hope that we can continue to please you during Fair-time
RADIO CAB of Palmer
(Headquartered at Shamrock Bar)
QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE
Ed Thwaits, Mgr.