above is the Falcon Squire station wagon for 19G3, one
of Ford s five models of compact wagons. The Falcon Squire,
a I?i!ur.‘<loor’ s*.x'PassenSef station wagon, is a deluxe model
*“ the basic advantages of Falcon economy and maneuver
ability. This view shows off some of the all-around styling
refinements incorporated into the Falcon line of sedans and
wagons for 1963. A new grille carries out the forward-thrusting
blunted-spear” effect evident in the front-end profile. The
simulated hood air-scoop is retained, and block “FORD” let
ters are placed on the leading edge of the hood.
Low-slung and spirited, Ford’s all-new compact Falcon Fu
tura convertible (below) leads off Detroit’s 1963 parade of new
ear models. Designed with a sports car Hair, the car offers
luxury car interior appointments, an electrically operated
power top and a complete range of performance options. Wire
wheel covers, bucket seats and a floor mounted, 4-speed trans
mission are a few of the many options available.
These two models, along with Falcon’s full line of 17 models,
Will be introduced in dealer showrooms Friday, September 28.
Houston News
By Kelly Palmqaiit
Rose Palmquist and her son
Michael spent three days at
Kenai Chrome Company, ac
ross Kachemak Bay from
Homer. Leaving Tuesday mor
ning, the two visited Mrs.
Palmquist’s brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Seiler, and returned late Friday
night. The purpose of the trip
was to haul back extra kitchen
equipment which Mr. Seiler
had donated to the Community
Club of this area.
• • •
Mrs. Pearl Heath, who had
previously suffered from a
broken ankle, was forced to re
turn to the Valley Hospital last
week. In the mother’s absence,
the children are being cared
for in a local children’s homei
Mr. Heath, who is working at
Nome, has been notified.
* • •
Mr. Earl Burge, no longer
employed on the new court
house in Anchorage, is now
working for Miller Brothers
on the bridges for the Anchor
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The Houston Liquor Store,
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Basil
Bryant, has fishing and hunt
ing licenses for those sportsmen
who wish them.
REA Man Reviews
MEA Aequistion
Kenneth Peters, of the REA
staff in Washington, D. C., is in
Palmer this week to review
progress to date, and to assist
in the processing of MEA’s ac
quisition loan for Talkeetna,
Mason LaZelle, MEA manager,
announced this week.
The local electric cooperative
has negotiated an option with
Myron Stevens, owner of the
Talkeetna Power and Fuel As
sociation, who operates a gen
eration and distribution system
in Talkeetna, the manager said.
The proposed acquisition
would tie in eventually with
extension of power to the MEA
service area in the general lo
cality of Talkeetna. Consider
able work has been accomplish
ed along the new highway be
tween Willow and Talkeetna in
securing right-of-way for
power lines, LaZelle stated.
DREAMER
Flights of fancy are okay
now and then, but don’t get in
the habit of making non-stop
flights.
Palmer Is Hosl To
Stale Track Meet
By Butch McKenzie
The second Western Alaska
Track Championship Meet will
be held in Palmer on Oct. 6,
with teams from West Anchor
age, East Anchorage, Wasilla,
Fairbanks, Kenai, Valdez, Nin
ilchik, and Palmer participat
ing.
Freshman groups will com
pete in a preliminary meet at
1:30 p.m., with championship
competition beginning at 2:15
p.m.
Both the junior varsity and
the varsity events will be run
on a two and one-eighth mile
course, beginning one block
east of Central school at the
Valley Hospital corner.
This year’s contestants are
out to beat last year’s winning
run of 11.56.6 minutes. Coach
Clifford Jantz said.
A practice meet is set for this
Saturday, Sept. 29, including
runners from East Anchorage,
West Anchorage, Palmer, and
possibly Wasilla.
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Track is a sport which is
scored differently from others,
according to Coach Jantz. Each
school will have seven runners
entering the race. As they cross
the finish line, the time of each
player is recorded. Finishing
times of the top five men from
each school are added up as a
team score, and the team with
the lowest score wins the meet.
Three team trophies will be
awarded to the teams in first,
second, and third place, and
the ten individuals with the
best scores will also be award
ed trophies.
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