JUNEAU LOOKS FOR
SITE FOR CITY HALL
Juneau is still shopping for city
hall sites, it was announced at a
recent city council meeting in the
capitol city. However, the pur
chase price of the site, $60,000 to
be received from the territory
for the present city hall property
(mm'
and adjoining lot, still hasn’t been
pocketed by the Juneau city fa
thers. They hope to complete the
transaction soon, though, Mayor
Waino Hendrickson said.
Meanwhile, plans to construct
the new city hall on the library
property may need to be altered.
The property isn’t large enough
to include a fire hall, too. and1
'Hobo Jce' Goes to Cordova
“Hobo Joe,” accordion player at
the Canteen Bar until recently, is
now in Cordova. He expects to be
back in Valdez the latter part of
the month.
Juneau council members would
like to have the fire hall, jail,
health center and city offices all
under one roof.
Goodyear Associate Dealers
Palmer
Tost's Service
Moore's Garage
West Side Service
Anchorage Highway
Goat Creek Garage
Moose Horn Trading Post
Wasilla
Smith Automotive Service
Richardson Highway
T. E. Hyke, Copper Center
Big Timber Lodge
Gakona Roadhouse
Alaska Highway
Riverside Tourist Camp
Glenn Highway
Sheep Mountain Inn
Meekin's Road House
Norm's Garage
E & M Garage
Eureka Road House
Duffy's Tavern
CO-OP GARAGE
Palmer, Alaska
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EVENING CRAFT CLUB
PLANS FAIR PROJECT
The Evening Craft Club mem
bership planned a project for the
coming Matanuska Valley Fair at
its last meeting at the Ann Nie
mann home. There were 10 club
members present to hear Mrs.
Nina Stock, club president, out
line suggestions for the fair proj
ect.
Mrs. Dorothy Anderson con
ducted the evening’s lesson in dry
cleaning.
The next club meeting, a social
j evening, will be held at the home
| of Mrs. Blanche Ryan at eight
i o’clock. Members have been
promised some good entertain
ment. (Could it be canasta?) All
Evening Craft members are urged
to be present.
Ann Niemann, Reporter.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember?
PALMER DRUG PLANS <
BABY CONTEST
Irwin Plitt and Bill Rempel of
Palmer Drug Store this week ex
plained plans for a baby contest,
which opened last Friday. The
contest will run for 30 days, and
is open to any baby entrant up to
the age of two years.
Babies may be entered in the
contest by the submission of a
recent 5x7 portait. Photographer
Gene Gyuriak of Palmer Studios
will make a contest portrait with
out charge, for any baby entry.
He urges that mothers call early
to make the appointment for the
portrait.
Judges and contest rules will be
announced within the next few
days, the partners said.
The winning baby will be given
a $25 merchandise order by Pal
mer Drug, and an 11x14 framed
portrait by Mr. Gyuriak of Pal
mer Studios. Every baby enter
ing the contest will receive, with
out cost, the 5x7 portrait taken
for contest purposes.
Valley Grocery
Cash and Carry
Open Daily from 9 A. M. io 9 P. M.
FISH
Birdseye File! of Qcean Perch
Birdseye Filet of Sole . . ._
lb, §5c
lb. 75c
French Cui
4uc Green Beans .. ,40c
40c
Cenion’s Choice Breast of Chicken ,1b. 1-40
VEGETABLES (Cedargreen)
Mixed
Vegetables ..
^eas Wax Beans
BrOCCOli .40C Green
Succotash.40c Lima Beans .... 45c
Mixed Peas & Carrots.40c
FRUITS
Strawberries .. 65c Cherries &£££,, 65c
KUBLA KHAN CHINESE FOODS
Egg Foo Young.85c
Ghicken Fried Rice.75c
Chicken Chow Mein .80c
FRUIT JUICE CONCENTRATES
Welch’s Grape Juice.38c
Birdseye Orange Juice.38c
Birdseye Orange and Grapefruit Juice 38c
EGGS
LOCAL
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$1.00