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The Frontiersman
10 Free Airplane
Rides Planned As
Colony Day Awards
Ten 15-minute airplane rides
around the valley will be award
ed to that number of lucky peo
ple on Colony Day. The rides
will be awarded to holders of
lucky tickets to be given away
with each purchase of a souvenir
Colony Day button which are be
ing sold for $1 each. These sou
venir buttons went on sale ear
lier this week and proceeds will
go toward the costs of the Colo
ny Day celebration which is be
ing sponsored by the Matanuska
Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Pilot for the excursion rides
will be Rene Nfelson. pilot and
flight instructor at the Palmer
AirDort. She will be using Clyde
King’s four-place Stinson.
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Thursday. May 22. 1958
Cadets Raise $44
In Car Wash Project
The Palmer C.AjP. Cadet
Squadron netted $44 on their
public car wash held here last
Saturday and this week ex
pressed their thanks to the Palm
er Elks, City of Palmer, and all
persons who helped make their
money-raising project a success.
Another car wash or some other
'type money-raising activity is
being planned for next month.
The cadets are attempting to
raise funds for the purchase of
regulation uniforms which they
must have in order to attend the
summer encampment.
SECRETARY SEATON
PRESS CLUB SPEAKER
Secretary o* the Interior Fred
A. Seaton will appear as the fea
tured guest speaker at the Alas
ka Press Club’s annual awards
banquet to be held at the West
Hotel in Anchorage on
May 27.
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FISHING SEASON
OPENS MAY 28;
AREA LAKES GOOD
Fishing season opens next
Wednesday, May 28 and local
anglers are preparing to go after
those opening-day big ones. A
number of lakes have been
checked by the Department of
Fish and Game and Alex McRae
stated that the fish “ do look
good!” This year there will be
no closed lakes in the valley on
opening day. Two area lakes,
Lake Lucille and Long Lake
which were closed after stocking
two years ago, will be open.
Meiers Lake, which is to be
stocked later this year, has been
cleaned out in preparation of the
stocking program.
Fishing licenses now in force
expire on June 30 of this year.
These licenses are issued by the
U. S. Department of the Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service. In ad
dition, a territorial fishing stamp
is required by all fishermen fish
ing for personal use in either
salt or fresh water, for any fish .
The resident sport fishing li
cense stamp ($2) may be pur
chased at Bert’s Drug Store or
Koslosky’s Department Stores,
where the FWS licenses are also
sold.
A number of area lakes were
planted from the Fire Lake
Hatchery by the Alaska Depart
ment of Fish and Game, and ac
cording to McRae, most of these
are producing “good” fishing.
Lakes above the Chickaloon
River will not be opened until
June 8. Lakes in this area, listed
below, will open May 28:
Bradley, Echo, Keppler, Mata
nuska. Long and Unnamed lakes,
all located off the Matanuska
Road will be open and fishing is
reported good in all but. Echo,
where fishing will be “fair.” Falk
Lake on the Butte road was re
ported poor. This lake is open
for juvenile fishing only.
Lucille Lake in Wasilla and
Rocky Lake on the Big Lake
Road are reported good; Sharron
Lake, also on Big Lake Road has ;
a report of poor.
Parents Announce
Daughter's Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kalwies
of Palmer have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Gerda Inga, to Herbert W. Isaac,
Jr , son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
j W. Isaac of Odonton, Maryland.
| Mo date has yet been set for the *
1 wedding.
j Miss Kalwies is employed at
Carr’s Food Center in Anchorage
■ and is a graduate of the Palmer i
High School, class of 1957. Her
fiance is with the U. S. Army at
Fort Richardson.
Five Years Ago
May 21. 1953
The creamery department of
the M.V.F.C.A. has completed a
three-day trial milk run in con
junction with the U.S.A., from
Palmer to Big Delta, Eielson and
Ladd AFB. The milk wras re
ported in very satisfactory con
dition upon arrival.
i * * *
A 600-acre forest fire in the
Buffalo Coal Mine area was
brought under contorl around 3
p.m.. Sunday afternoon,
i * * *
i Rbbert Hartman, valedictorian
of the PHS 1953 graduating class
was named to receive the Terri
torial Elks most valuable student
award at commencement exer
cises held May 15.
* * *
A mine cave-in at the Evan
Jones coal mine snuffed out the
life of 46-year-old Herbert A.
Pierce at 1U5 today. A compan
ion. William Shesser, was in
jured.
* * *
Donald R. Wilson, district APW
j director, has issued a call for
bids for construction of the new'
Palmer high school.
■ V • : * * *
Palmer Little Leaguers will
hold their first practice session
on Little League field tonight.
More than 80 boys have signed
up for play.
♦ * *
Members of the MV Airmen’s
Association plan a breakfast
| flight May 24 to Talkeetna
where they will breakfast at the
hotel and to Willow' Creek for
i a picnic lunch and fishing.
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LOCAL BOWLERS
FORM 5 LEAGUES
Five bowling leagues have
been organized at the Palmer
Bowling Center and have started
their summer bowling schedules,
fhev are the Valley Bowling
League, the Pioneer Bowling
League (both made up of five
man teams), two Mixed Couples
leagues, and the Women’s
League. The latter three leagues
will be coming up with names
for themselves very shortly.
Th mixed couples league starts
the week off with their games
being rolled on Mondays. There
are six two-couple teams bowl
ing in this league which started
their games a week ago Mon
day. Standings as of that date
are reported below.
A second Mixed Couples
League will be bowling each
Tuesday evening, with their
first games rolled this week.
Their standings will be reported
next week.
On Wednesday evenings two
leagues are bowling, the Pio
neers and the women’s league.
The Pioneer standings are re
ported below; the women's stand
ings will be reported next week.
On Thursdays the Valley
league bowls at 6:45 p.m. Open
■bowling is held after thie match
es and on Friday, Saturdays and
Sundays.
MIXED DOUBLES
(Mon. night team)
Team Won Lost
No. 6 _3 1
Bert’s Drug_2 2
No. 2 _ 2 2
No. 1 _2 2
No. 3 _2 2
No. 5 _ 1 3
High single game was rolled
by Bert’s Drug, 741; high series
by the same team, 2038; high sin
gle game for the men was rolled
by Jim Conroy, 176; for the wom
en by Doris Finn, 184; high se
ries for the men by Bob Johns,
480, and by Mrs. Finn for the
women. 452.
PIONEER LEAGUE
Team Won Lost
No. 5 .-. 4 0
Mat. Hotel Lounge_3 1
Co-Od Pioneers _2 2
AP&H, Goose Bay_2 2
Legionnaires _ 1 3
Alaskan TV _ 0 4
High game was rolled by Bob
Johns of the No. 5 team, 193;
hieh series was also taken by
Johns with a total of 532.
Bowling fans are invited to
watch their favorite teams and
leagues in action. League bowl
ing begins at 6:45 p.m. and con
tinues until 9:15 p.m. The wom
en’s team bowls on Wednesday
evenings at 9:15, immediately
following the Pioneers
VALLEY LEAGUE
Team Won Lost
Elks _ 8 0
Moose _4 4
Tips 4 4
Kirk’s Sales -4 4
M. T. A. _ 3 5
Sheep Mt. -- - 1 7
The Elks team rolled the high
series with a total o f2775; Kirk’s
team rolled the high game with
973: Ken Youngren, member of
Kirk’s team, rolled the high sin
gle with 237 and the high game
.■eries with a 556.
POLICE CAR, WATER
TRUCK BEING REPAIRED
Hartley Motors, Inc. will do
■ho motor repair job on the city
police car and Motor-In Service
viH do the work on the water
truck. These local garages were
successful bidders for the work.
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Executive Meeting
For Women Bowlers
There will be an executive
board meeting of the Palmer
Women’s Bowling Association at
the Palmer Bowling Center on
Friday, May 23, at 1:30 p.m. All
association officers and league
presidents (or a representative)
are urged to attend.
Officers of the recently formed
Women’s Association are: Mary
Louise Johns, president; Aggie
Reed, vice president; Irene Vasa
noja, secretary-treasurer, and
Annabelle Critler, sergeant-at
arms.
Baking Contest
Entry Blanks Here
Entry blanks are available at
the local Extension Service of
fice for all persons planning to
enter the Chugiak Spring Car
nival baking contest, it was an
nounced this week by Cleda
Steohans, contest chairman.
The contest will be held at the
Carnival on Friday, May 30. All
entries must be at the carnival
grounds in Chugiak by 1 p.m.
on that date. Area persons wish
ing to have their baked products
picked up may leave them at
Koslosky’s Department Store
where they will be picked up at
11 a.m.
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