FAIR READY (Cont.)
tainment will bo
provided.
To care for the
throngs of hungry
fair visitors, mem
bers of the vari
ous women’s orga
nizations of the
Valley have set up
a cafeteria in the
fair's- administra
tion building, wh
er~ dinners will
b^ served during ,
all three fair
days.
Exhibits have
been centralized
for this year’s
lair. Two Paci
huts have boon
set up to aug
ment ruartors of
former years. The
nuts arc located di
rectly behind the
administration buil
ding, and also are
close to the live
stock barns. Addi
tional display space
■will be provided in
open - air stalls
which will bo pro
techted from the wea
ther by tarpaulins.
The only enter
tainment not provi
ded for on the fair
-rounds this year
will bu Saturday’s
American Legion
sponsored dance,
Monday's Carpenter’s
Union - sponsored
dance and the game
movies and slides to
CLEANING
gets the best care
from us
TAKE YOUR CLEANING
to
BROWN'S —
— SHOP
bo shown on Sunday
under the sponsor
ship of tho Matan
uska Valley Sports
men, All of those
events will take
place in the gymna
sium.
School exhibits,
which share space
with tho churches,
the P-TA and ' the
public health nurs
ing service in' the
educational section,
also will be viewed
in the regular fair
buildings.
This year’s ffair
is truly community
wide in scope, for
nearly every boy. and
girl and man and wo
man of the Valley
will have a personal
task to pofforn in
th~ three days of
activity. In addi
tion to exhibiting,
high school boys and
girls will be soil
ing tickets on the
fair car and will be
acting as cashiers
at the gates during
the day. Boy Scouts
will be on duty at
thw parking lot pro
vided for fair visi
tors .
The bus companies
serving the Valley
hav~ promised spec
ial transportation
schedules for the
entire weekend. The
Alaska Railroad will
provide its usual
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