Palmer
Automotive Service & Storage
Al's Taxi Service
Gas Oil Grease Batteries
Tires and Tubes
Tune-Ups — General and Major Overhauls
ZEREX AND PRESTONE
Open 7 days a week
FOR WRECKER SERVICE — PHONE 25
FOR ALL YOUR REFRESHMENT NEEDS
IN PALMER
visit
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FRONTIER BAR
FRONTIER LIQUOR STORE
Both are open 24 hours daily,
seven days each week
THE
FRONTIER CAFE
WELCOMES YOUR PATRONAGE
Dick and Agnes Brooks, Proprietors
WE’EE NOW SERVING ICE CREAM, TOO.
ALSO PACKED IN BULK TO TAKE OUT.
B & C SUPPLY
OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION
in the
Valley Theatre Building
We are now equipped to do radio repair in
addition to our other services
ARE YOU
a pool player?
THEN COME ON DOWN AND WIN THE
$25 PRIZE MONEY
at the
SOURDOUGH CLUB
3,500 PAY WAY
TO VALLEY FAIR,
FIGURES SHOW
A total of 3,315 adults and 197
children yisited the Matanuska
Valley Fair this year, it was re
ported at last week’s meeting of
the Fair board of directors.
These figures were obtained on
the basis of paid admissions re
ceived during the three-day fair.
The organization’s bank bal
ance has reached a new low of
less than $50, it was reported by
treasurer Jan Koslosky. However
Mr. Koslosky stated that there is
still about $600 due the Associa
tion in unpaid advertising bills.
It was decided that a letter of
solicitation would be written all
fair debtors, in an effort to col
lect this money.
Considerable time was spent in
a discussion of ways to swell the
bank balance. The board concur
red in the opinion that fair
buildings might be rented in or
der to receive additional revenue
this winter. A price of $30 a
month was fijced as the dead
storage rate in the Quonset huts.
Fifty dollars will be charged for
rental of the administration
building, with the renter to ac
cept the quarters in their pres
ent condition.
It also was voted to inform the
Matanuska Electric Association
that rental on the workshop they
maintain in fair buildings would
be increased to $50 a month.
Mrs. Margaret Cope was named
VALLEY RESIDENTS
CALLED TO JURY DUTY
A number of Palmer residents
were being notified la~t week by
Marshal Bill Bouwens of their
summons to jury duty in Anch
orage. Members of both the petit
jury and the grand jury were
called from the Valley. Everyone
called is required to report at the
Third District Court in Anchor
age at 10 a. m. on Nov. 22.
Among those called for grand
jury duty were:
Mrs. Marian Bauers, Mrs. Lou
Rasmussen and Mrs. Ethel Ly
ons.
Valley residents asked to serve
on the petit jury include:
Leslie Fetrow of Chugiak, Mrs.
Mary Bergman of Wasilla, Mrs.
Vera Rorrison, David Bryant, L.
W. Hartley, Carl Hoffman, Chas.
Schaefer, Mrs. George Plack of
Wasilla and Steve Ward.
Flies to Seattle
Mrs. William Hoskins was
called Outside last week by the
death of her mother. She went
to Seattle.
custodian of fair books and per
manent secretary-treasurer of
the organization. C. W. Peters is
to be asked to audit fair books.
In discussing plans for next
year’s fair, Mr. Koslosky suggest
ed that a discount be offered for
payment of cash at the time ad
vertising is solicited. He further
suggested that advertising orders
be filled out in duplicate at the
time advertising is sold.
YOU WRECK 'EM . . . WE'LL FIX 'EM
24-HOUR SERVICE
We Go Anywhere, Any Time
PALMER BODY & PAINT SHOP
Buy a
SPORTS JACKET
and win a prize
Jacket pool just being organized on
a pay-as-you-go plan
$2.50 down and $1 a week
You get your jacket and also a chance to win
one of these fine prizes:
Musical Powder Box Gold-Plated Ervon Lighter
Sterling Silver Compact Wallet and Key Case Set
Panda Camera
MANY OTHER DESIRABLE ITEMS
DRAWING EVERY THREE WEEKS
For further information, inquire at
Dave D-J'S -*oe
Palmer, Alaska