king's Lake Camp—
(Continued from page U
widcd as openings are available.
For summer use, organizations
should contact Lew Hanks; for
'winter use, groups may call Ro
bert Clark of Wasilla, who is care
taker. Winter rates are $3 per
building and the use of the boats,
when weather permits, is includ
»*fi in the charge. Anyone desiring
Jt» copy of the User’s Manual, giv
ing camp information and rules,
txmv secure one from Mr. Rutan,
•Books of tickets are being dis
11 buted to users and interested
friends for the sale of annual $2
:tm-mbership$:. Memberships also
'mil be available at Bettys’ and
Ur. C. C. Bailev’s office. When
ytm. buy a membership, you are
V>uyjn-g the best in recreation, of
ficials added.
FXMENDORF BUILDINGS
anoR SALE
Two big buildings on Elmen
cdoarf Air Force Base, no longer
needed by the government, will
1m sold “as is, where is” to the
highest bidders. Sealed bids in
(quadruplicate will be publicly
•opened October 24 at 11 a.m. in
tfi Real Estate Division of the
17 S. Army Engineer District,
Alaska, mail address P. O. Box
im: Anchorage. Arrangements,
ft is inspection, bid forms and fur*
U* - information may be obtain
from that office.
FOB FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
e & ■ ',(o;.»«f .w 'UMMB
VOTE FOR
Prent Gazaway
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE
Who greatly appreciates his 19 years of public education and
feels there is no better way of repaying his public debt than
serving as a member of your school board.
He has studied problems oi: the Palmer School System for
the past five years and is personally acquainted with all
members of the present school board. We are confident that
he can serve them in a cooperative and constructive manner.
Training and experience in education, business management
and public administration qualifies him to best serve our
community in this capacity.
• M.S. Oklahoma Stale U—Advance study- Michigan
and Oregon State Universities.
• College Instructor 6 years.
• 4-H Advisor. 5-year collegeate student advisor;
President, Matanuska Valley Little League, three years
Chairman, Cub Scout Coqnu, 4 years.
• Treasurer Valley Fair Board, 2 years; president Cook
Inlet Branch of Alaska Society for Advancement of
Science.
• Resident of Valley for 5 years.
• 44 years old, married, 4 children—2 in school.
• Military Interviewing and testing for job assignments.
• In favor of: (1) Greater emphasis in vocational# as
well as pre-colleje and liberal arts.
(2) Getting full value for each tax dollar spent.
(3) More complete reporting of school operations, in
cluding expenditures.
(4) Maximum community financial and administrative
control of pubLc schools,.
This ad paid for by supporters
S Vote fyosi
Alfred V. Hagen
h CITY COUNCILMAN
MANY PHASES $F DIVIO LIFE IN THE CITY OF PALMER
AND THE VALLEY HAVE BEEN PROMOTED, HELPED OR
ORGANIZED BY ALFRED V. HAOEN
© Organizer and firs! president of the Mafanuska Val
ley Change.' of Commerce.
@ Organizer asd president 5 years of the Mafanuska
Valley Fire Association
® Fire rating of the town area dropped from Class 10
to Class 7.
© Insurance rates in the town area dropped about 30%
Q Pacific Coast Board of Fire Underwriters, in a letter
to Hagen states (quote) "The rate reductions was
due primarily to the efficiency of your fire organi
zation and to the calibre and condition of your
fire fighting equipment".
© Hagen promoted 4000 books for the local libraries.
Palmer - Glenalien and Wasilla.
© Hagen sparkplugs the Fair Association. During this
37 month period the capital assets of the Fair Associa
tion increased from $19,000. to $54,000. The im
provements were, 52x120 block building, $20,000.
new entrance building $3,000., new fencing $3500.,
new water system $1500., new electrical service
$1500., crushed gravel midway $1500., new paint
job, and a new look for the Fair grounds. Hagen has
served as manager 2 years, Secretary-Treasurer 3
years.
I © Hagen on steering committee for incorporation of the
city of Palmer- He has served as Mayor I term, coun
cilman 2 terms.
VOTE FOR ALftiED V. HAGEN, WHO HAS SHOWN BY
DEEDS THAT HE HAS BEEN AND IS WORKING FOR
THE IMPROVEMENT AND BETTERMENT OF
THE CITY OF PALMIER
This ad paid for by a group of Citizens who believe in FAIR PLAY and
good Government.
KOSLOSKY'S
LAKEVIEW
4 oz.
tins
Vienna 5
SausagesQCf
GOOD FOR TV i||pr
SNACKS
I lb*, 2 lb. or 4 lb. cans
Sunshine
KRISPY
CRACKERS
TWO POUND
ECONOMY SiZE
JUST R8GHT FOR SCHOOL
LUNCHES
TRAY PACKED
Frying CHICKENS lb.
PLANNING A PARTY?
JOLLY TIME
POP CORN
10 OZ. CAN
OSTROM'S
Mushrooms
Stems & 2 4oz, QA.
Pieces <3 for # # V
Crisp Red
DELICIOUS
Extra Fancy
GOLDEN RIPE
WINTER COMFORT
Special
Mens Flannel AQ
Shirts
Gloves
Scarves
Caps
SHOP NOW WHILE THERE IS A
GOOD SELECTION
Starting Monday October 6th our store hours will be 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. on week days - Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.