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*ssary immediate action to cor
rect conditions in the city over
which they have control.
The group spoke with pride of
tthe many, many improvements
^nade by individual residents, or
ganizations, business firms and
the school district which are re
sponsible for Palmer even becom
ing a possible candidate for such
an award. Many private dollars
■and hpurs of otherwise leisure
time have been spent by resi
dents to improve their property.
Thousands of dollars have been
spent by some business establish
ments as their contribution to
the improvement of the city’s ap
•pearance. Many members of or
ganizations have volunteered
hours of work on special projects
throughout the city. Several of
these persons do not reside in the
city, but have shown their inter
est in helping with the big .pro
ject.
It was pointed out that this
award can not come from work
by individuals and groups alone.
It must be a 100-percent com
munity-wide effort. “This is a
challenge to Palmer. There is no
reason why Palmer should not
become eligible for such an
award, but time is of great, im
portance. Let’s get together and
finish the job that has been start
ed,” Dr. C. C. Bailey, steering -
committee member urged today.
The deadline for entry in the
contest' is August 1, 1{J57.
All interested persons are urg
ed to attend the July 2 meeting.
HAROLD KOSLOSKY
ANNOUNCES THE FORMATION OF
THE
KOSLOSKY {
DEVELOPMENT CO.
A COOPERATIVE OIL & GAS j
LEASING VENTURE IN ALASKA
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Only 78 lease units will be made available. Each unit is 2,560
acres or 4 square miles.
The cost: $1,290, of which $650 is a certified check to the
treasurer of the United States, and $640 is a certified check
fto the* Koslosky Development Company. Both amounts are
Federal and Territorial income tax deductible in full.
The 78 leases will be unitized into a block and ALL PARTIES
\WILL SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE.
Mr. William T. Foran is geologist-consultant for the Koslosky
Development Co. Mr. Foran is a senior geologist of the Ameri
can Association of Petroleum Geologists, former Chief
Geologist, Army-Navy Petroleum Board for Alaska and well
known Petroleum geologist with more than 35 years ex
perience throughout the world.
Mr. Foran has personally selected the area on which The
Koslosky Development Company will file 78 lease-applications.
18 Companies now have 7,000,000 acres under lease in Alaska.
More than a dozen field parties of the various companies are
in the Territory Ihis summer. In 1957, there will be six drilling
rigs in Alaska probing for oil.
If you are willing to take a chance on the development of a
major industry for Alaska; and at the same time gamble on
king-size profits for yourself, I invite you to join me in The
Koslosky Developmei^ Company.
NOTICE: This is not an offer to sell Federal oil and gas leases or
applications. Anyone can file on the public domain without paying
a fee or commission to any other person. KDC proposes the pooling
of technical information and know-how which is too expensive
for any one individual to acquire and to make possible the coopera
tive exploration and development of an area of known geologic
petroleum potential.
HAROLD KOSLOSKY
THE K0SLQSKY
DEVELOPMENT GO.
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434 4th Avenue
Phone 28171
Anchorage, Alaska
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Loving Hands
By Mrs. Minnie Johnson Des Moines, Iowa
Editor’s note: The following poem was submitted to The Frontiers- i
man for publication by Mrs. Rachel O. Zuidhof of Wasilla. It was
sent to her by a friend.
Mother’s dear hands that have toiled for us all
Lovingly willingly at our beck and call
Hands that have dried all of our childhood tears
In dreams we still vision them soothing our fears
Hands of a sister so long gone before
Hands of the loved ones we will clasp never more
Sweet dimpled hands of the baby so dear
Who came from the nowhere into the here
Hands of the home folks we meet every day
Doing the tasks in the familiar old way
Hands of true friends who reach out to lend
Aid and compassion when we need a friend
Hands that are held out when we are in need
Capable, willing, a blessing indeed
Hard working hands so roughened by toil
Willingly patiently tilling the soil
Dear hands that becon us on
Often when we falter and hope is gone
Hands that clasp ours when we meet and we part
Loving hands that we hold dear in our heart.
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