EVENING MASS SET FOR SEPT. 2
The Rev. James P. Snead, pas
tor of St. Michael’s Catholic
Church announced this week a I
regular first Friday of the month
mass will be offered at 7:30 o’
clock.
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and
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to the
MATANUSKA VALLEY FAIR
Pippel Insurance
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Pdio Vaccine
Arrives in Palmer
Polio vaccine for the second
series of injections for first and
second grade pupils has arrived
in Palmer, according to Dr. C. C.
Bailey, health officer. Only those
pupils who received the first
series last May will be getting
this injection, he pointed out.
Dr. Charles R. Hayman, chief
of the Alaska Department of
Health, announced “This allot
ment is from the National Foun
dation for Infantile Paralysis and
is sufficient to give second injec
tions to last year’s first and sec
ond graders only.” The vaccine
has been shipped to the Terri
tory by Eli Lilly Company.
Thursday, September 8, has
been tentatively set as the date
the second polio vaccine injec
ions will be given, Dr. Bailey said
today. This will include children
in the Chugiak and Wasilla areas,
as well as those in the Palmer
School District.
The Export-Import Bank, seek
ing to ease Brazil’s financial
crisis; extended $75,000,000 in
credit for the purchase of capital
goods in this country.
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Come to the FAIR
And While in Palmer Stop at BETTYS'
for a look at the new Jantzen Separates — the new Orion and
Wool Jersey Blouses, and plaid and plain washable skirts for
the high school and college girls — as well as you and me!
And if you just want to sit and rest a few minutes, there's
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NEW PASTOR ARRIVES
FOR BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. and Mrs. John Dicker
son and three small children
are arriving in Palmer this
week. The Rev. Dickerson has
accepted a call to the Baptist
Church of Palmer and will
preach his first sermon Sun
day morning, September 4.
Prior to transferring to Pal
mer the Rev. Dickerson was
pastor of the Fairbanks Native
Baptist Church in that city the
past three years.
The Dickerson family will
take up residence in the Bap
tist Church parsonage in the
AHA housing area.
All church members and
friends are invited to attend
the Sunday service and help
welcome the new pastor to the
Valley.
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into the lines to the power mar
kets to the Matanuska Electric
Association (5,000 kilowatts);
Chugach Electric Association
(9,000 kilowatts); and City of
Anchorage (16,000 kilowatts). The
plant consists of two 15,000-kilo
watt vertical shaft type genera
tors, each driven by a 21,000
horsepower reaction turbine.
The average output is 143,000,000
kilowatt-hours of firm power and
20,000,000 kilowatt-hours of non
firm power annually.
Other speakers at the dedica- j
tion which was preceded by a
luncheon sponsored by the Ma
tanuska Valley Chamber of
Commerce, were: Mrs. Justine
Parks, president of Alaska Rural
Electric Cooperative AssociatiofT;
Donald Campbell, director of
power, Burepu of Reclamation;
Mayor Charles W. Wilson, Pal
mer; Mayor Maynard L. Taylor,
Jr., Anchorage; H. E. Carleton,
vice-president Coker Construc
tion Company, representing the
project contractors; Irvin P.
Cook, chief engineer, Alaska
Railroad representative; and
Major General James F. Collins,
commanding general, U. S. Army
Alaska. The Rev. Wesley Lan
caster of the Church of God,
Palmer offered the benediction;
Senior Major C. C. Chitheroe of
the Salvation Army, Anchorage
offered the invocation and L. A.
Moore of Anchorage was master
of ceremonies.
VALLEY REAL ESTATE has taken on
a new service for the peope of the Valley,
The Valley Insurance Agency
A complete line of Insurance
FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY
A. L SMITH, owner - Phone 2071
OUR BEST WISHES TO THE VALLEY FAIR
Don't be caught with
Your Antenna Down
Old man winter is coming and the Matanuska
and Knik winds are winding up to blow down
that TV Antenna that has loose guy wires.
September special only $5.00 to have the
following checked.
• Guy wires checked and tightened
• Lead in checked and tightened
• Mast base tightened *
• Antenna direction checked
• Stand offs tightened
• Screw eyes checked
<0 Roof patch applied where necessary
Any recommendations for strengthening your
antenna will be brought to your attention. Ad
ditional work will be done at our regular rates
This offer does not include dropping antenna.
ALASKAN TV AND RADIO
Phone 2971
Cor. Glenn Hi-Way and Valley St.
FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY ■ MONDAY
OPEN MONDAY, LABOR DAY—from 9A.M.-6PJA.
Prizes Now on Display
TO BE AWARDED MONDAY
Darigold - 2 lb. „
Cheese Food o9C
Hunt's Catsup 4hr99c
S & W — No. 303 can
Grapefruit sections 29c
MARY ELLEN'S — 28 OZ.
Strawberry Jam 75c
LABOR DAY TREAT .
AIR FRESH
Frying Chicken ib. 87c
“NUGGET BUYS” ALASKAN
PRODUCE
CABBAGElb. 8c
Cello Bag CARROTS[7c
LETTUCE_LB. 19c
Extra Large MATANUSKA EGGS Do„ 99c
SPUDS 15 lb. bagS I » 19
“Matanuska Maid”
Ice (ream
$179
GAL
FROZEN STRAWBERRIES
10 oz.
29c
SWIFT'S
Jewel Oil
gal.
$239
HALEY'S — NO. 1
Meal Balls 39c
S & W — 46 OZ.
Orange Juice 69c
ZEE
Gianf Roll Towels 39c
BAR-S (Any Size Piece)
Slab Bacon 65c
s & w
Corn on Cob
45c
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