PCRA Committee Picks
Good Bingo Prizes
A prize list that will include
welcome additions to the furn
ishings of any Valley home has
been gathered by Charles Dillon
and Ralph Moore, in preparation
for the June 11 Bingo party be
ing sponsored by the Palmer
Community Recreation Associa
tion.
The Saturday night Bingo
game is one of a series planned
by the PCRA to be held through
a - ■ i
Yes, money flies these days
if you don't tuck it away in
a savings or checking account.
WE PAY 2<~c INTEREST ON
SAVINGS
MATANUSKA
VALLEY BANK
PALMER, ALASKA
2% interest on savings.
Open Friday evinings 5 to 7
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out the summer months. It is
the first money-making project
planned by the group, in their
drive for funds to be used in con
struction of a community hall.
Dillon and Moore, members of
the committee named to select
the prizes, have included these
articles in their lists:
Glass and aluminum coffee
makers, pandas, stuffgd animal
toys, toasters, floor lamps, Re
vereware, nylon hose and
blankets.
Everyone is urged to reserve
the evening of June 11 for this
first Bingo party. Teen-ageers,
for whom a part of the commu
nity hall will be reserved, will
help in staging the event.
Marvin Nicolai Wins
Photo Shop Contest
Marvin Nicolai of the Lazy
Mountain Children’s Home was
just four ounces from perfect
when he guessed the weight of
the gold nugget in the Palmer
Photo Art window as 25 pounds
and three ounces. The gold-bear
ing rock actually weighed 25
pounds and seven ounces.
However. Marvin's guess was
good enough, and he carried
home the camera and case that
Photo Art partners Rempel and
Plitt had earmarked for first
prize.
Other winners in the guessing
contest, in which there were over
300 entries, included:
Gerald Lamp, second; Jack
Dragseth. third; Mrs. Tirapelli
of Eska. fourth; and Mrs. Tom
Lepak, fifth.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING — REMEMBER?
1
GOODYEAR
Bicycles and Tricycles
ALL SIZES ..From $48.95 Up
A new shipment of seat covers has just arrived
Will fit nearly every make of automobile
GOODYEAR
Outboard Motors
$ 66.50
100.50
139.50
1 Vi h. p.
3 h. p..
5 h. p..
Co-Op Garage
PALMER
Palmer Pair Win Prizes
Palmer folics were chief bene
factors when Colony Day prizes
were given away Monday at mid
night. Dick Benson of the Sham
rock Lounge was declared the
new owner of the American Le
gion automobile, while Lester
Mears won the Colony Day com
mittee’s prize. Mr. Mears hadn’t
made up his mind, at press-time,
which of the five prizes he would
select.
AUTO IS STOLEN
Harry Rust’s automobile was
considerably damaged last week,
when thieves stole the vehicle
Friday night and drove toward
Anchorage. An accident occurred
at Mile 21. where the car left the
road and rolled over into the
ditch. The thief abandoned the
stolen car at that point. Highway
officers are investigating the in
cident.
Summer Season Opens
At King's Lake
The current summer season
began at King's Lake Camp last
Saturday with a G. I. retreat
which will last until tomorrow,
it was announced by Lloyd Mor
ley, secretary of King’s Lake
Camp.
The summer schedule at the
camp was outlined by Mr. Mor
ley as follows:
June 18—June 27, United
Protestant Senior Camp.
July 2—July 4, Anchorage
Writer’s Club.
July 11—July 16, United
Protestant Junior Camp.
July 17—July 30, Girl Scouts.
August 1—August 4, 4-H Club
August 7—August 14, Boy
Scouts.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING—REMEMBER?
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