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The best of luck to you ij
and yours all through *59. j|
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JIM’S SERVICE
iUfjfa’a hoping that 1950
ia an out*0f*this*world year for
you, bringing you all the good luck, aucceaa and
happiness that there is this side of the milky way.
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£welve months... fifty
two weeks... 865 dap - and may
they add up to the
most happy and rewarding year
you've ever known. i
That's our wish for our
friends and neighbors as we
greet the arrival of young 1959.
PALMER BAR
Cel’s take a firm grip on the
future as we enter 1959, and let's all
resolve that we will make every day of
this New Year count toward our goals.
Joining with you in hoping and acting
for a happy, successful, prosperous
year, we extend our best wishes to you and yours.
MATANUSKA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
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Hate's to good
luck, success and happiness
may they all come your way
In abundance throughout 1959 and for
many, many more joyous New Yean still to come.
THE BUTTE
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of well-wishers who are turning out to greet
the New Year and to extend to you and your
loved ones the sincere hope that its calendar
holds many happy occasions in store for you.
KETCHIKAN SPRUCE MILLS
BPR Urges Motorists
Take Winter
Precautions
Full winter conditions now pre
vail in the Territory and may be
expected to continue throughout
this period, according to the quar
terly report on conditions of Al
askan Highways prepared by the
1,1, S. Department of Commerce,
Bureau of Public Hoads.
Travelers are advised to take
special winter precautions to in
sure that their vehicles are in
good operating conditions and
have been thoroughly winterized.
Adequate and suitable winter
clothing, equipment such as
shovel and an axe, matches or
other means for readily starting
a fire, and emergency rations
should be carried at all times.
All vehicles must carry tire
chains or be equipped with snow
tires, Failure lo use them when
the road is posted for chains
constitutes a traffic violation.
Snow tiles are recommended for
normal winter conditions.
AG SHORT COURSES
TO BEGIN IN JANUARY
Agricultural short courses
which are going to be made
available to area residents
through the Extension Service,
will begin shortly after the first
of the year, Lew Hanks, district
agent, said this week
Materials have arrived for the
various courses and results of the
survey are being formulated. “W«
hope to get going very soon after
the first," Hanks stated.
The course schedule will ap
pear in this newspaper and will
he mailed to those persons to re
spond to the survey which was
made. Classes will be held m the
evenings, and in most cases wilt
consist of one night class, How
ever, Hanks pointed out, the pro
gram will he somewhat flexible
and if sufficient interest it shown
m particular courses, they may
bo extended and gone into
greater detail.
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TO ALL OUR FINE UNION OIL CUSTOMERS
AND ALASKA OIL SALES CUSTOMERS
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°Mc sincerely hope
will hold the key to
much happiness and good *
health in the New
Year ahead.
KIRK’S SALES & SERVICE
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./Tufftiy for the Now Year I We hope it prove* to
be a very happy, healthy and prosperous one for you.
MOORE S GARAGE
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To all our good friend*
and patron*... we extend
our be*t withe* for 365
happy day* in 19591
North Palmer Store
//ere cornea 1959! And
here's hoping it rings in
a full measure of good luck,
health and happiness for you and yours.
BETTY’S
BETTY AND MINNIE