JPage 10 The Frontiersman
Thursday, June 28, 1056
AUXILIARY HONORS
NATIONAL PRESIDENT
Past Department Commander
Foster Sims was master-of-cere
monies during the dinner held
last Thursday evening for Mrs.
Bowden D. Ward, national presi
dent of the American Legion
Auxiliary. The dinner was
sponsored by members of the
local Auxiliary Unit.
Seated at the table with Mrs.
Ward were local and territorial
department officers, including
KEC Perry McClain of Anchor
age; Department President Izola
Sims; Robert Druxman, depart
ment second vice-commander of
Auk Bay, Mrs. Mary Stoekle,
department second-vice presi
dent of Seward; William Saun
ders, grand chef-de-gar, of An
chorage; Mary Steelman, de
partment historian and child
welfare chairman; NEC belma
Smith of Anchorage, Post Com
mander Everett Pederson; Unit
President Eva Plumley; Richard
Demming, western division com
«vander; Mrs. Edith A. Davis,
lading department secretary
treasurer of Anchorage; Ray
Lancaster, department chaplain;
Mrs. Sally Lannien, department
finance chairman; DEC Carolyn
Bailey of Mt. View; and Mrs.
Neola Campbell, department fi
nance committee of Anchorage.
Greetings frop Department
Commander Ed VanHorn were
mrs. McKinley named
PRESIDENT WOMEN'S
REPUBLICAN CLUB
Mrs. Lee McKinley was elect
ed president of the Matanuska
Valley Womens Republican Club
at a meeting held June 27 at the
home of Mrs. Don Irwin. Elect
ed to serve with Mrs. McKinley
were Mrs. Irwin, vice-president;
Mrs. Richard M. Tunnicliffe, sec
retary, and Mrs. Lila Newville,
treasurer.
Committee appointments were
made as follows; Mrs. McKinley
and Mrs. Irwin, coordination
the entire executive committee
for programs; and Mrs. L. P.
Rorrison and Mrs. James Frey,
ways and means.
Regular meetings will be held
the third Monday of each month
at 8 p.m„ the meeting place to
be announced.
An executive committee meet
ing will be held at 1:30 p.m. on
July 9 at the hofne of Mrs. Tun
nicliffe.
extended to Mrs. Ward by Drux
man and by Saunders on behalf
of the Department first vici.
commander, Wardie King.
Mrs. Ward spoke to the large
assembly on her many travels;
her work in child welfare, and
with young people. Mrs. Ward is
on an extended tour that will
take her to Toyko, Korea, and
back in New York next month.
FOR FA£T RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
you
VACATION REMINDER
Make sure your tires wi31 take you there and bring
back safely.
Let us check your tires beforehand and repair or re
place as needed.
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HOURS — 7 A.M. — 10 P.M.
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EXECUTIVE MEETING
PLANNED BY AUXILIARY
An executive committee meet
ing for the American Legion
Auxiliary will be held at Le
gion hall Monday evening, July
2 at 8 p.m. Discussions will be
centered on the coming Con
vention and the Unit’s fair
booth. A regular meeting of the
Unit will be held on July 5.
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tractor through the assistance
of A1 King, his wrecker, Tunni
cliffe, neighbors ,and volunteer
ambulance corps members. Be
cause of ground conditions it
was not possible to get the am
bulance in to the injured man
and he was brought out over a
freshly cleared field on the
wrecker. Receiving first aid at
the Valley Hospital he was later
transferred to the Airforce hos
pital.
Joseph Nelson of Anchorage
escaped with minor injuries
when his car was badly dam
aged in an accident in the Long
Lake area Sunday evening. He
also received treatment at the
Valley Presbyterian Hospital.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED^
MEA $544,000—
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unexpired term of Charles W.
Wilson.
Seek CAPA Records
Copies of the articles of in
corporation. by-laws, and all
meeting minutes to date, will
be requested by the Directors
from the Central Alaska Power
Association.
Vote Allowance
Following a discussion per
taining to the 10 cents per mile
allowed directors for attend
ance at board meetings, it was
voted to allow a fixed sum of $40
per month for directors attend
ing meetings. It was qualified
that a director missing two con
secutive meetings will not re
ceive the sum. The allowance is
provided for in the MEA by
laws, Art. Ill, Sect. 5. It was
pointed out that directors spend
considerable time between meet
ings, on MEA business, discuss
ing phases of operation, visits
to member’s homes, telephone
calls, necessity to neglect own
business to attend special meet
ings and many other time con
suming phases of the position of
director. The allowance would
go into effect the first of July,
and will include travel expenses
previously paid by the associa
tion.
A tax cut of at least $20 for
every taxpayer and each depend
ent has been proposed by the
Democrats.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
FIRST FEDERAL
DECLARES 3% DIVIDEND
By unanimous vote of the
Board of Directors, a dividend of
3% per annum was declared by
First Federal Savings and Loan
Association of Anchorage. The
dividend will be paid to all sav
ings accounts in the Association
on June 30,
“We are most gratified at the
wondefful response of the cit
izens of Alaska to First Federal
—the first savings and loan as
sociation in the Big part of the
territory*” said Ftoss Kinnamon,
president.
“Having opened on April 10,
less than three months ago, our
growth has been phenomenal
We anticipate crossing the $1,
000,000 mark in savings deposits
soon and at the same time we
will have in the neighborhood
of 1200 Alaskans doing business
regularly at First Federal,” Kin
namon said.
MAILBOXES DESTROYED
BY FIRECRACKERS
At least seven rural route
mail boxes were demolished
late Friday evening by person
or persons unknown. The dam
age was caused by firecrackers
to mail boxes at the residences
of Howard Estelle, William
Ward, Robert Mielke, Wayne
Bouwens, Frank Gagnon, Char
les Schaefer, and Everyn Harter.
Those residences are spread out
pretty much over the valley.
Territorial police who are in
vestigating, warned against any
further damage of this type.
NOTICE
Real and personal property taxes for the school
District and City of Palmer are now due and payable.
Notices are being: mailed now by the Assessor’s office,
and you may pay anytime after receiving’ your tax bill.
Taxes are delinquent for the first half payment
after August 1st, and a 7Va% penalty will be imposed
for late payment. In addition, interest at the rate of 1%
per month will be charged delinquent accounts.
The remedy of distraint or a personal action in
court will be exercised as to unpaid personal property
taxes, and the remedy of foreclosure and sale will be
exercised in the case of delinquent real property taxes.
Mail or bring your tax notice to the Assessor’s
office, located over the bank, box 1757, when making
payment. Your tax notice serves as a receipt. Please
enclose return postage w'hen making payment by mail.
WM WAKELAND
Tax Assessor-Collector
Palmer Independent School District and
City of Palmer.
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Friday - Saturday
Sunday & Monday
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FRUIT • VEGETABLE
Juices
12 OZ.
19c
STRAWBERRIES
303 TIN
53c
SWIFTS
Prem
12 OZ.
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Corn on Cob 49c
Meat Department
ARMOUR STAR
FRESH FROSTED
FRYERS
LB.
67c
SUPER LUNCH AND PICNIC SPECIAL
Spiced Luncheon Meal and Bologna
BY THE PIECE
39c lb.
SLICED
49c
LB.
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LIGHT MEAT
Tuna
NO. 1 FLAT
39c
MIRACLE
SANDWICH SPREAD
QUARTS
79c
IRISH
Beef Slew
24 OZ.
55c
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