CMSSIflED
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’ Birch firewood, cesspool logs,
fence posts. See Bill Hayes
Mile 45, Anchorage highway or
write Box 831, Palmer.
C-l-lG-tf.
List finders, alphebetically ar
ranged for easy location of
phone numbers all metal fin
ish, with replacable fillers, at
the Frontiersman office.
*i?ARM FACTS”, complete book
keeping system for farmers and
dairymen. All in one compact
binder. See them at the Fron
tiersman office.
Ettonomik check registers and
binders; all sizes at the Fron
tiersman. NC-tf
Taft boat kits 12 ft. Order now
30 day delivery 25% down. A1
Hagen. C-12-17-2t
OIL RANGE, Youngstown dble.
cabinet, sink and fittings; coal
furnace. Call PI-3515. P-12-4-3t
Choice alfalfa hay—off car de
livery also Larro Feeds—Save
dollars at BROOKS EQUIP
MENT CO. C-12-1 l-2t
Clarinet, good condition $25.00.
Phone PI-5-2350. C-12-17-tf
Typewriter ribbon for all model
machines. Catalog envelopes
from 6 in. x 9 in. and up. Num
bered double roll tickets. Res*
turaunt Checks. Filing supplies,
at The Frontiersman
Barrell stoves, complete with all
accessories, including grates
suitable for wood or coal. Pal
mer Machinery. C-12-17-2t
Christmas trees are on sale be
hind Variety Store on Wasilia
Hiway. C-12-4-3t
'53 Ford very clean $450. or trade
for pickup of equal value or
older. P-12-17-lt
JEilec~Mange], $5oTcall PI-5-4330.
C-ll-17-tf
XMAS
COOKIE
20
CANDY,
SALE
SATURDAY. DECEMBER
Severn Building
Also few rebuilt toys and
rummage items
Order of Rainbow Girls
One Zenith Washing Machine,
very good $50.00. 15 ft. boat.
5 ft. beam and 7 Me Mercury
Motor suitable for inlet. $400.
12 gage Ithica Shotgun Model 37
m Jike new, $50.00. See Irv. Loz
ier, Low»r Bailey Hill.
AKC Registered German Shepard
pups black and tan. males and
females, we will make Christ
mas Eve deliveries, stud service
available, mile 44, Glenn Hi
way, Mrs. Leon Walling.
C-12-1 l-3t
No. 1 Farm
Chain Saw
as low as
$1!69so*
NEW
HOMELBTE
Cuts 1!:* tree*
to 18 seconds.
ftlis trees up to 3 feet
la diameter.
Only pounds.
C«t (i free dcmonttratfori
•/OB f actor/ }les& bar 4(idl chain
The Ideal Christmas Gift
brooks EQUIPMENT CO.
Palmer, Alaska
OAT-PE A HAY, Also oat hay,
bundled. $55 per ton. Good
road to stacks, 1 mi from Was
illa. Frank Estes. Box A16.
P-1 l-26-4t.
For Sole Miscellaneous
Two 4 in. x 6 in. Moore continu
ous form register machines;
used 1 month; going for half
price $10.00 ea. at the Fron
tiersman office. PC-7-3-tf
Everything from high chairs to
heavy equipment at the house
of bargains. Let us know your
wants. Alaska Salvage, 5th and
East H. Phone 28372, Anchor
age. C-10-30-tf
40^GAlTwATER~TANK; 80-gal.
elec, hot water tank; Coleman
oil burner. Art Miller, Ph.
PI-3863. C-ll-26-tf
Wonted to Buy
Lot at Airport, Lake Wasilla and
Lucille. See Gene at Koslosky’s
P-12-11-2t
Spring-Tooth drag; oats and
grass seed drill or seeder. Write
Fred H. Fredrick. Mile 53, Ga
kona, listing price, cond. and
location of items. P-12-4-31
All kinds scrap metal, highest
prices paid for old batteries,
copper, brass aluminum and old
rags. Alaska Salvage, 5th and
East “H” Phone 28372, Anchor
age. C-10-30-tf
Vehicles for Sole
i957 Ford country sedan, 6
pass. radio, heater, auto
matic transmission, excel
lent motor and rubber.
$2295.00
1957 Ford custom 300, 4-dr.
sedan, standard transmis
sion, heater, new winter
tires, like new $1895,00
1956 Mercury 4-dr„ 9 pass,
station wagon, radio, heater,
automatic transmission.
Excellent condition $1730.00
1956 Mercury 4-dr„ 9 pass.
Station Wagon, radio, heat
er, automatic transmission,
sharp $1795.00
1955 Ford. 4-dr. 9-pass., sta
tion wagon, standard trans
mission, heater, excellent
condition. A real buy $1395.
1955 Mercury hardtop, 2-door,
radio heater automatic trans
mission low mileage. You
can't beat the price $1350.00
1953 Cadillac, 4-dr. sedan, ra
dio, heater, automatic trans
mission. $1050.00
1955 Ford. % ton stake, heater,
excellent rubber $965,00
HARTLEY MOTORS. INC.
'54 FORD custom ranch wagon.
Excellent cond. $750. Call Bud
at PI-5-2543 C-ll-26-tf
Body and fender work, glass re
placements, free estimates;
Hartley Motors. C-7-24-tf.
1953 Bel Aire, Chev A-1 cond.,
Frank Brown, Ph. PI-2644.
C-10-16-tf.
51 Plymouth with new tires be
hind. *46 Chev. w new tires be
hind. La Verne Frislie at Kos
losky's. P-12-f8-2t
Farm Jj>5 acres , 49 cleared, Butte
Area, W R Woods, Phone
PI-3300. C-ll-13-tf
2-BEDROOM stucco home on 60
ft, lot, 2 blocks west of Post
Office, $7500. Matanuska Val
ley Bank. C-5-29-tf.
Apt. with garage suit, for couple
or bachelor. Inq. Felzien.
C-10-2-tf
LISTINGS WANTED
If you wish io sell your pro*
perty. please contact our
Palmer salesman Gordon R.
Nelson. Phone PI-2985.
C METCALF REALTY
245 East 5th Art,
Anchorage, Ph. 71055 or 71451
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A |
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED j
1 bdrm. heated apt. $75 per mo.
Inq. Hurley PI-4092 or PI-2070
C-ll-20-tf.
j Furnished or unfurnished 1, 2,
and 3 bedroom apartments,
Pioneer apartments, Inc., Phone
PI-2431. C-I0-10-tf
Furn. Apt. Tost’s Service
C-12-4-tf
For Rent or Sale
4 room house, part, modem. Inq.
Premo, Eska, reasonable rent.
P-12-4-41.
HOUSE within city call after six
PI-4272, try to meet your terms.
C-12-4-tf,
Business Services
WOODS INSURANCE
For all your
Insurance needs
Located in
BOWLING CENTER BLDG.
Phone PI-3300
Building, remodeling, cabinet
making. Glen Schroeder. Phone
PI-4206. C-3-13-tf
Log cabins built to order, winter
rates, R, Splettstoezer, Mile 42.
Palmer. C-12-U-2t
KEYS made while you wait at
Koslosky’s. C-3-4-tf
SHIRLEY'S
SEWING & YARDAGE
Valley St., Smith Subdivision
Open Mon. thru Fri. Ph. PI-3935
Open Tues. & Thurs.
Until 8 p.m.
WELL DRILLING
TEST HOLE AND DEVELOP
MENT WORK $7.00 PER
FOOT. 1ST 100 FEET—PLUS
CASINGS
Phone PI-2582. SAM GOTTEN
Box 185 — Palmer
BEN E. HUDGINS
ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION CO,
PHONE PI-2085
Box 704 Palmer. Alaska
Minnesota Woolens
ANNUAL SAMPLE
SELL-OUT
25% - 40% off
on all items
KENT SANDVIK — PI-4095
G & G DRILLING CO.
WATER WELLS
DEVELOPMENT WORK
LEE H. GOHR
Ph. PI-2087 Box 1358
Palmer
Robert Bryson your singer sew
ing machine sales and service
man will be in the valley each
second and fourth week-end,
contact Shirley’s Sewing and
yardage. PI-3936. C-10-16-tf
MEEHAN TRUCKING |
Siiow Remjval
[Box 1298 Paimer:
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Wasilla Group, Open meetings,
1 p.m. Sundays. Mailing ad
dress, Box A-l 1, Wasilla, Alas
ka. C-7-2-tf
COAL HAULING and SNOW
PLOWING Ph. PI-2631
C-10-30-tf.
Free
Two male Cocker Spaniel pup
pies 6 weeks old. Ideal Christ
mas gifts. Gene Reid. PI-5-4521
N.C.
AN ANSWER TO AN ODE
By Bob Klem
Oh Joe! You make me shudder
When you speak of purple
udders
Spouting, purple liquid
That is true
For the liquid, that flows freely
Is in truth all colored, really
Of the palest, truest, whitest
Of sky blue
Ah the truth! It is so brutal
And a purple cow, so futile
Your question, you would know
it
If you’d think
Were it just a little darker
It would serve in pens and
markers
And then why we could sell it all
For ink.
I have heard of sundry flunkeys
Speak of elephants and mon
keys
Oh! Joseph! Have you lately
Been drunk?
Do your rhymes spring up bucolic
When your breath Ls alchoho
lic?
Oh my goodness
Such a lot of things we thunk!
But Joe I’d like to mention
I enjoy your fine attention
I shall treasure it, throughout
My worthless life
Some day when the snow is fall
ing
Arid you feel like going calling
Come visit at my home
And bring your wife.
COURT NEWS
A jury of 12 men and women
concluded deliberations this
morning and announced a deci
sion of not guilty as charged in
the case of the United States of
America vs. Kenneth Lynn. Lynn
had been charged with assault
and battery on October 19 on a
complaint brought by Lee W.
| Hartley. Presiding at the jury ;
trial was Robert Op]and, Deputy
U. S. Commissioner of Anchor- j
age. Mrs. Mary Frey served as j
jury foreman. Other members of I
the jury were Max Sherrod, Lew
Hanks, Irene Benson, Lucille
King, Norman France, Laurence
Rideout, Shirley Webb, William
Hecker, Louise DePriest, Fred
Machetanz and Fla via Marcus.
The defendant was represented
by Attorney Harold Butcher and
Attorney Stanley McCutcheon
represented Mr. Hartley.
UNITED STATES DEPART
MENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MAN- j
, AGEIMENT.
Notice for Publication
Final Proof
Notice is hereby given that Ar
lington Coe Flower of Gakona.
Alaska, who made homestead en
try, Serial No. 017218, for lots 12
and 13, Section 17, Township 6N. j
Range 1 E., Copper River Merid- ]
ian, has filed final proof to the ;
lands before Juanita R. Nelson,!
at Gakona, Alaska on January 4, j
1955. Claimant names as witness: !
j Howard L. Nelson of Gakona, Al- j
aska, Daphine C. McMahan of j
Gakona, Alaska.
Land Office, 334 E. Fifth Ave- j
nue, Anchorage, Alaska. i
ALFRED P. STEGER
Chief, Lands Adjudication Unit
Published: December 17, 24, 31;
January 7, 14, 1958.
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WASILLA NEWS
By Jane Browne
Jack Knutsen is now off the
critical list at Valley Hospital in
Palmer and has hopes of being
released for Christmas. About
8:00 p.m. December 2. Jack went
over the bank with the uke and
it was about 30 minutes before
irivers missed him. He was at
the hospital about 9:30 that even
ng where they found numerous
acerations about the head and
concussion, Jack was on the oriti
cal list after emergency surgery
for four or five days but since
then the improvement has been
a miracle. Hope you make it for
Christmas, Jack.
* * •
SThe Christmas program at the
Wasilla Church of Christ will be
held Sunday December 21 at
11:00 a.m. There will be a recita
tion by Mary Ann Thomas; dram
atiztion by the beginners class;
a message by the Primary Class;
Recitation, “Christmas Spirit” by
Lee Ann Harbeson; Greeting by
the Primary class, and the
Christmas Play by the Junior
Class. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
The Grange Christmas party
will be held Thursday, December
18 at the Community Hall in
Wasilla at 8:00 p.m.
* * *
Wasilla Presbyterian Church
Christmas program will be held
Sunday afternoon following the
regular church service.
* * *
The Wasilla Grange members
would like to let the Palmer
Grange members know how
much they appreciated the large
turn-out of menders from Pal
mer for the installation of offi
cers last Thursday here in Was
illa.
The Wasilla Community Chor
us will present their Christmas
music to the public Saturday
evening at the Baptist Church in
Palmer and again Sunday even
ing at the Assembly of God
Church in Wasilla. Everyone in
Palmer and the Wasilla areas are
invited to attend.
* m m
The Christms program to be
presented by the Wasilla School
will be December 23 at 8:00 p.m.
There will be a performance in
WASILLA CALENDAR
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18
CUB SCOUTS, Hulke home, 3:30
p.m.
WASILLA GRANGE, Grange
hall, 8 p.m.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19
BOY SCOUTS, School, 3:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24
BROWNIES, Library, 3:30 p.m.
GIRL SCOUTS, School, 3:30 p.m.
Anchorage East Take
Two-Game Series
Anchorage West and East bas
ketball teams are tied for top
position in the Railbelt Stand
ings, with two wins and no los
ses. Fairbanks, with three winsi
and one loss rates third, follow
ed by Palmer with one win and
three losses and Seward, with no
wins and four losses.
The Palmer Moose lost their
two-game series to the Anchorage
East team last Friday and Satur
day night. Played on the Anch
orage court, the Palmer boyn
stayed right in the game Friday
night, losing by only one point.
On Saturday night the Eagles
topped the local boys by seven
points, 34-27.
Saturday night the Moose'
points were made as follows: Me
keehnie, 13; Pearson, 9; Stadem,
3; Compton, 1; and Felix, 1.
The Palmer Moose meet the
Seward Seahawks in that city on
January 16 and 17. These will be
the next scheduled Railbelt
games.
Farmers—
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an equal footing and effectively
prohibiting the expansion of lo
cal industry. In effect, the com
missary patron is subsidized
when he buys the outside pro
duct or substitute, but not when
he buys the local product.
f Nominating Committee
Named by Hospital
Board of Directors
At the November 21 meeting of
l the Valley Presbyterian Hospital
the following named persons
were named to the nominating
committee:
Roland Snodgrass, chairman;
Robert Pippel, A1 J. DeJulio,
Robert Tucker of Sutton, Walter
Teeland of Wasilla, and Mrs
Rose Palmquist of Big Lake.
The committee will nominate
candidates to £he Hospital Asso
ciation Board of Directors. There
are to be seven members named
| to the Board at the annual mem
bership meeting; three for three
year terms; two for two-year
| terms; and two for a one year
i term.
SPORTSMEN TO MEET
ON JANUARY 7
i Matanuska Valley Sportsmen
will hold their next regular meet
ing on Wednesday, January 7, in
stead of January 8 as announced
in last week's issue of this news
paper.
the afternoon for p<vents able to
attend early, in hopes that those
parents may be able to help with
the little ones at the evening per
formance. Santa will be there.
10% off
ALL DAVENOS-CHAIRS-ROCKERS
Used Items
in stock:
HIDE-A-WAY BED
3-SPEED RECORD
PLAYER
40-gal. oil hoi water
heater
Trash Burner
Foam Rubber Mattress
and Springs
VALLEY
Peoples
STORE
Christmas Trees!
By phone order or mail PI-2480 or PI-3221
3 ft. or less.$1.50
4 ft.$2.50
5 ft.$3.50
5 ft. .$4.50
7 ft. .$5.00
DELIVERED TO HOME
Last order date December 19
DON JONES - RICK LOVER