WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT - AUGUST 15 to August 31
MATANUSKA VALLEY
STATIOH
OBSERVER
Date
Uax.
Temp.
Min.
Temp.
Total
Precip,
Wind
Direc,
Days
Clear
Days
Partly
Cloudy
Days
Cl'dj
Butte
Newville
20
69
15
37
.96
Var.
Hatanuska
Borgan
.53
Calm
Palmer Alaska
Vivien Meier
.48
E
fciatanuska Exp. St a.
Amv Irwin
16-20-21
68
.11
40
.74
Palmer
M. Sherrod
20
68
21
40
1.14
Automobile rationing order No. 2, effec
tive August 18, freezes until October 31
all sales and deliveries of 1942 models of
4-door, hard top, Ford, Chevrolet and Ply
mouth sedans held for sale by persons in
cluding dealers, manufacturers, distribu
tors, or finance companies, if the list
price is $1,000 or less. Delivery of
these models should not be mado even to
certified holders. These models are des
cribed by manufacturers in price schedule
85 as Chevrolet style master, fleet master,
sport master and fleet line sportmaster se
dan; Ford spocial, and deluxe, and super
deluxe six, and deluxe and super deluxe 8,
4-door sedan; Plymouth model P14 S and
model P14C, 4-door sedan and town sedan.
Registration for any such automobile not
previously registered for use, will be re
fused unless applicant shows sale and de
livery were completod before August 18.
The following agencies are not affected
by this amendment* Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
U.S.Haritime Commission, Panama Canal,Coast
and Geodetic Survey, Coast Guard, CAA, Of
fice of Scientific Research and Development,
Lend Lease Administration, or any porson
acquiring a new passenger automobile for
export. There is no restriction on sales
to certified holders of such 4-door Sedans
which on August 18 had beon driven over
1,000 miles or cars which woro held for use
and not for resale.
Automobile license and registering offi
cers should be advised of the above facts,
states Leon Henderson.
All licensing and registration officers
in the community should refuse a registra
tion on cars covered by this amendment. The
same applies to all dealers.
War Price i Local Rationing Board
Klaire Johnson, Clerk
"WELCOME HOME" DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT IN
THE GYMNASIUM. GOOD ORCHESTRA.
AT PALMER CHURCHES ■
United Protestant Church
Rev. 0. V/. Randall, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship 11100 a.m.
The Interdenominational Conference closed
Tuesday, the 25th, with an early morning
communion servico administered by the
Reverends B.J.Bingle and G.Edward Knight.
The groat success of the Conference was
revealed Monday night at the Fagot ser
vice when 15 boys and girls made their
decision for Christ, Eighteen others
rededicatfd themselves for fuller Christ
ian service.
Valley Chapel
Rev. und Mrs. Herman E. Beyer, Pastors
77orship and Church School 10:00 a.m.
Preaching Service 8:00p.m.
Midv/eok Service (Wed. Eve) 8:00 p.m.
The Bible is the most wonderful book in
all the world - if it is true. It is
ten thousand timos more wonderful if it
i9 not true. You will hoar a Christ-cen
tered message direct from the Bible at all
services. Valley Chapel welcomes you.
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St. Michael's Catholic Church
Rev. James Snead, Priost
Mass at 10:00 a.m.
Choir practice every ’Tsdnesdny evening
at the church at 7 o'clock.
The Misses Barbara Foulk and Doris Lake
attended a USO dance in Anchorage last
Saturday night. They wore the guests of
a friend ovor Saturday night and returned
to Palmer on Sunday.