Tek Toothbrushes—3 for 98c at
Palmer Photo Art
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Matanuska Electric Association, Inc.
Your REA Electric Co-Op
PALMER. ALASKA
‘ Serving the Valley since 1P42"
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sveiv Christmas season
is with us again
in 1949. Our wish is
that you can
^participate to the fullest
in a universal
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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(Carl Meier)
Palmer, Alaska
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SPORTSMEN PUN
MERCHANTS’ SHOOT
Plans for the coming Mer
chants’ Handicap Shoot, to begin
in early January, occupied direc
tors of the Matanuska Valley
Sportsmen at lest week’s board
meeting Primer merchants in
terested in sponsoring a team in
the shoot should get in touch with
either Bill Smith, Claud Carroll,
Clair Stock, Dan Fleming or
Ralph Goodrich immediately, it
was announced.
The entry fee of $i0 was adopt
ed again for this year’s shoot.
Only team definitely seeking ad
mission to the contest at the time
of the board meeting was the
Palmer Fountain and Cafe, last
year’s winner of the plaque.
Directors wish to remind mem
bers that club dues will become
payable again at the first meet
ing in January. Annual member
ship costs are $5 in dues and $1.50
for insurance Each member of
the board of directors will be
armed with a receipt book within
the next few days, so that club
members may make their renewal
of membership with as little dif
ficulty as possible.
Returns From Trip
WASILLA—A R. Carson re
turned home last Saturday, after
a brief visit Outside.
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Valley Frontiersman
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SCS Men Attend
Hearing In Anchorage
Charles Wilson and Lou Hanks
of ihe local Soil Conservation
Service board, went to Anchor
age earlier in the week to attend
a hearing there relative to the es
tablishment of an Anchorage Soil
Conservation Service sub-district.
The hearing was devoted to an
explanation of the purpose, pow
er and activities of an SCS sub
district, and to the establishment
of the boundaries of the propos
ed Anchorage sub^district.
Since Mr Linn was the only
member of the territorial board
who could attend the hearing, no
final action was taken. If, after
consultation with the other two
members, favorable action is
recommended, a sub-district elec
tion will be scheduled to name
the supervisors of the new dis
trict.
Christmas Party to Be
Held at Mrs. Mohan's
The annual Christmas tree par
ty for children of St Michael’s
parish will be held at Mrs. Rich
ard Mohan’s home on Dec. 27, it
was announced this week by
Father James Snead. The party
will begin at 7:30 p. m. All the
children of the parish are invited
to attend’
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Gay spirits or# mors com*
monplaeo during tho Yulo
foatonthan at any othar
timo of tho yoar. Wo hops
you rs fitting in.
May you proipor tn tho
woalth with which Christ*
mat abounds ...
Poacs, levs of lifo, kindiinott
and tho brothsrhood of all
psopls.
R0N-DA-V00 CAFE
(CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY)