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Palmer Youth For Christ Brings
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A Gospel Team consisting of
three young men from Bob Jones
University will be at the Church
of God Friday evening. August
17. at 8 p m. under the sponsor
ship of the Palmer Youth For
Christ.
The young men are LeRov Le
land. Richard Snavely. and War
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CHARTER DINNER PLANNED
BY LEGION AUXILIARY
A charter member pot-luck
dinner will be held August 16
by the American Legion Auxil
iary at Carpenter's Hall.
President, Mrs. Ann Demming. |
asks all members who believe,
they are charter members to
attend the dinner. Some Auxil
iat*> records have been mislaid
and possibly some who are quali
fied charter members may not
have received invitations. The
dinner will start at 6:30 p.m. and
families of members are invited.
Ray Hommand of the Eklutna
Project engineering division has
moved into the Sherrod apart
ment vacated last week by the
Clark McHurons.
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ren Lenderman. They arrived in
the Valley this week after a trip
over the highway. While in the
Valley they are staying at the
Richards’ Children’s Home on
Wasilla Road.
A series of meetings is planned
as the team makes a tour of Al
aska.
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FEAR NEW MEA MANAGER
HAVING HI-WAY TROUBLES
Employees at the MEA office
feared that C. A. Brewer, newly i
appointed manager of MEA. had
run into difficulties in his trip
over the highway with family and
house trailer.
In an August 1 wire from Ed
monton, Brewer stated that
a trucker would take them on to
Whitehorse last Saturday.
Versatile Rusty Dow, local ar
tist. was observed in the highly
skilled role of a brick layer this
week as she worked on the new
building which replaces the Ron
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Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember?
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PAINTING CONTRACTORS
741 'C St., Anchorage, Box 2276— Dial 35601
Palmer, Alaska, Phone 4
DISTRIBUTORS
MILLER CHURCHILL'S
Points—Enamels Floor Maintenance
Varnishes—Stains Janitorial Supplies
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ROOMS WANTED for
Fair Week Guests
The Chamber of Commerce
request that •!) perx >n» who
have «n rxtri room which lh« v
would conr-ider renting during
the Fait regirter acommoda
tion* available at Betty’* with
in the next two weeks.
It is expected that the many
guest * who will descend on the
city at that time will overtax
the facilities of local hotels.
The Alaska Science Confer
ence which will draw scien
tists from all over the United
States and Canada to Alaska
begins the day after the Fair
at McKinley. Undoubtedly
many of these men will stop
in the city enroute to the park
or after the close of the meet
ing September 8
A central clearing house for
rooms available will facilitate
the handling of requests for
lodging.
WASILLA GRANGE
TO SERVE ANNUAL
DINNER SATURDAY
The Wasilla Grange will serve
its annual dinner at the Commu
nity Hall in Wasilla. Saturday,
August 11.
Serving will begin at o’clock.
A special menu consisting of
chicken. Fairview salad with
fresh Matanuska greens, carrots
and peas hayflat style, and Wasil
la Specials for dessert. There
will also be plenty of home-made
rolls.
In past years the Wasilla
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ASSUMED PLACES AT
ANNUAL GAME DINNEM
Ten rw w mrmbrif *»< rr njldcd J
to the Villry flportimca'f iinHn
Monday nt|M a» the roll «»
cloned until after the <elebr*t«d
game dmner served by the Spoil*
men annually in October.
New member*, assured of Mirr.p
ling mine than a hundred exotic
drlicacie* taken from Alaskan
land and water* are Dr and Mr*
Clarence Bailey. Mr and Mr*
William T Zahradmcek Richard
Blue. Ted R Bushy. G. J Brun- j
ner. A W R«*eder. Benjamin C
Harris and Alfred Kirsch
Initiate Jerry Brunnc: was im
mediately drafted as chairman «>f
the Sportsmen's fur exhibit in
the Boy Scout Cabin during the
fair. He will be assisted by Sal
Esslinger. Marie Westenbarger. '
Esther Brock and Mrs. Brunner I
Westenbarger Wins
In a report on the August 5t
shoot at the large bore rifle
range at the Butte. Bruce Gra-;
ham reported that there were 16
contestants taking part. Out of
four contests for scores in prone.
I kneeling- standing and sitting
positions. Kenneth Westenbarger ^
won the aggregate.
Grange has held a harvest dinn.-r
in October or November, too late |
for many of the fresh vegetables,
tor which the Valley is famous.
The dinner is planned this year
i at the peak of the vegetable seas
on.
Mrs. Harold Harris is the chair
man of the committee in charge
of the dinner. Prices this year are
SI.50 for adults and 75 cents for
I children.
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Accommodations for 50 Guests
All Rooms With Baths
Cocktail Bar
80 Miles North of Valdes
On Richardson Hiway
Postoffice. Copper Center
Moore's Garage
General Automotive Repair
Crankshaft Grinding
Rebore Service
Post Office Box 789
Palmer, Alaska
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PAINT UP AND SAVE!
FULLER'S
Outside white ™
$5.00 A GALLON
In 5 Gal. Cans
ACME
BLACK OR ORANGE
ENAMEL
$1.40 o,
STIP-ALL
TEXTURE PAINT
ALL COLORS
$3.50
Per
Gallon
Fullcoat
OIL BASE WALL PAINT
Coral Glo and Dawn Gray
90c
Quarl
BARN AND ROOF
PAINT
Wnn A Gallon in
5 GAL Cans
Veldura
Water Base Paint
52.85 Gallon
CLOSE-OUT
Kalsomine
AND
Fuller's Hoi Water Finish
5 lb. 50c