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PRESSURE
WERE IS THE REST COIN PRESS USED
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FROM.GOLD STRIPS FED INTO A CUTTING
MACHINE. THEV ARE THEN FED INTO A
COINAGE PRESS WHICH STAMPS THE
ACTUAL IMPRESSION
PROSPERITY
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ferpkt partnership, and u.s. savings bonds make that partnership the
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COUNCIL ROTES
(Continued from page 1)
■barrels were set by motion of the
Council, following such a re
quest by Virgil Meehan, refuse
collector. Anyone receiving the
^refuse collection service must use
cans of 20 to 25 gallon size, all
"with lids; business establishments,
cans not over 30 gallon in size.
'When filled ,cans are to weigh no
amore than 75 pounds. Cans are to
Ibe placed in alley on day of pick
up for easy access. Meehan will
not be required to make collect
lions where these regulations are
anot followed.
Recommendations of Wiliam
®Wakeland, tax assessor-collector,
were accepted by the Council re
r garding adjustments and new
r method df reconciling bank state
ments.
* * *
r < Corresponden ce from the Lea
gue of Alaska* Cities regarding
the forthcoming convention was
readL Councilor Ray Lancaster,
will represent Palmer at the
league sessions, as well as other
«ily officials who will attend as
. many sessions as possible.
f -j* f *
1 A letter was read from the
City Planning Commission in
which they requested better co
operation between the City and
Commission. They announced,
their meetings which have bf*n
held the second Thursday of each
'month will be held the second
"end fourth Thursday for the next
'few months.
♦ * *
The special committee named
'by Mayor Lynn to work out a
solution to the gas pump en
croachment at Palmer Automo
tive reported an offer was made
to A1 King, owner, whereby the
City of Palmer would rent the
top floor of the garage at the
Tate of $400 per month for a peri
«Bti of three years. The gas
pumps would be removed p«r
ananently. A letter, confirming the
-offer, was authorized by the
Council. The committee reported
that in as much as the city was
meriting storage space for road
•equipment this winter, they felt
die offer would solve two pro
%lems at the same time. The let
tea requests a reply from King
•by October 28.
* * Hr
Recommendations that liquor
licenses be issued to the follow
ing Palmer establishments were
^approved by the Council: Moose
lUxJge, Palmer Bar, Shamrock
Bounge, Koslosky’s Liquor Store,
Elks Lodge, Sourdough Bar,
‘Forty-nine Club, Frontier Bar,
Frontier Liquor Store, iMatan
esska Hotel Bar, and Ray’s Liquor
Store. Under the new liquor law
although the City no longer ap
proves the license, the Liquor
■Board requests recommendations
-from the city concerned.
« * *
A service charge of $3.50 was
for turning on water in dwell
ings and establishments.
* * *
Bills approved for payment ]
amounted to $402.63 from the
general fund and $2223.66 from
the water fund. A payment of
$2149.11 to the A.R.RC. for the
water main accounted for the
greatest part of the wat4: fund
expenses.
* * *
Following the adjournment the
Mayor and Councilors went into
an executive session during which
they discused committee and per
sonnel appointments. MSyor
Lynn announced he plans to
make appointments at the No
vember 12 meeting of the City
Council.
Auxiliary Table Fund
Near $900 This Week
The Hospital x\uxiliary now
has a total of $882.15 toward the
purchase of a new obstetrics
table for the Valley Presbyterian
Hospital, it was announced this
week. Mrs. Frank Clark, Auxil
iary president, reported that
checks were received this past
week in the amount of $15 from
the Happy Valley Homemakers
Club and $75 from the Golddust
ers Homemakers’ Club, to be j
used toward the purchase of the
much needed new table.
Mrs. Clark expressed the Aux
iliary’s appreciation of the many
Contributions that are being made
toward their project. “We hope
we may soon have enough to
order the table, but because we
have no funds to make up any
difference, we must wait until we
are sure we have enough to pur
' chase the table before we place
•the order”, she pointed out. It
has been estimated that the table
will cost between $1200 and
$1700. It is hoped that a more firm
figure will be made available to
che Auxiliary soon.
Additional contributions may
be sent to the Auxiliary. It has
been requested that contributions
be marked for the OB table fund.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
Christmas Seals—■
(Continued from page D
the community for help in the
control of tuberculosis as needed
Although the $100 we can give is
only a very small part of the
hospital’s X-Ray service deficit,
it will help the hospital some
what in its worthy support of
this needed' tuberculosis control
program.”
100HR
Constellation
Model 84
the cleaner
that walks
v on air/
~
F
AT A NEW
LOW PRICE
i . v'
• Follows you on ifs own
air stream — without
pulling.
• Nozzle glides smoothly
on 3 wheels.
• Double-stretch hose lets
you clean a full flight of
stairs.
• Full 1 h. p. motor.
• King size thr#waway
dust bag.
BIG SAVING!
Formerly Sold tor *97*
BERT’S DRUG STORE
DU PONT GAS GUARD FUEL SYSTEM
ANTI-FREEZE
for
CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS AND DIESEL
ENGINES
Distributed by
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & EQUIPMENT CO.
MATANUSKA HOTEL COFFEE SHOP
Under New Management
BY JOHN WHO WAS OPERATOR OE
THE COFFEE SHOP TWO YEARS AGO.
PRICES CUT 25%
We Serve the Best Meals and Steaks
We Sell Italian Pizza, Greek Pizza and
Mushroom Pizza
IF YOU DON'T ENJOY THEM YOU DON'T PAY
SAVE
DOLLARS
nON ALL
MODEL
20 & 16 GUAGE
Shot Gun Shells
Regular Size
WHILE THEY LAST
QUALITY
Cotton RUGS
IK 4 SIZES
Corduroy Yardage d^fl.29
10 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM \|
Regular Price $1.69-Now per yd.
BUDGET
PRICED
t
I
7 FIGHT THE FLU SfTmkM
UP 6 PACK BOTTLES
plus deposit on bottles /
Spred-It k $4
OLEOMARGARINE 4 lbs.
Matanuska Maid
ICE CREAM
Del Monte C 303 C jm
Sweet PEAS J tins 4 ■
Today’s C M3
Green BEANS J tins m$:
Hunt’s f 300 ill
Sweet CORN J tins H
Van Gamps 14oz. Id*
CATSUP boHle L 11
2 oz.
BLACK PEPPER
Friskies—Econ. Size j Sfl
DOG FOOD Jfor I
Dog Meal'll79
SATURDAY SPECIAL I
Dari-Gold - %’s /A. I
BUTTER lb.v7t|
ALICE LOVE (Ass’t.) £
JAMS AND JELLIES 9
10 oz.
glasses
ANTI - FLU - POTION
Real Gold Base £ 6oz. $400
LEMONADE U tins
Grandmas I? IQ.
FIG BARS lb. *§7C
Wonderfood 12 IQ.
MARSHMALLOWS oz. 17t
Welch’s - 13 oz
CHOC. CHERRIES
Hunt’s - 46 oz.
TOMATO JUICE
Alber’s -15 oz.
CORN BREAD MIX
59c
39 c
35c
Don’s -1 gal.
BLEACH
GROCERIES KOSLOSKY'S
for less