NEW BABIES
F rohlich
Mr. and Mrs. George Frohlich
of Wasilla are being congratulat
ed on the birth of their fourth
child whom they have named
Thomas Edward. He was born
at Valley Presbyterian Hospital
July 8 and weighs 7 lbs. and 9
02. Mr. Frohlich is a cement fin
isher.
Burnham
Cheryl Anne Burnham weigh
ed 8 pounds and 7 ounces when
she was born at Valley Presby
terian Hospital on July 9. She is
the fourth child of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burnham of Palmer. Mr.
Burnham is a dairy farmer.
Sisco
Michele LaVonne Sisco was
born July 1H at Valley Presby
terian Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Sisco. She weighs 6 pounds
and 15 ounces at birth and is the
couple’s third child. Mr. Sisco is
employed with M.E.A.
Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Taylor
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of their fifth child, Ro-;
MOOSE SPONSOR
TEEN-AGE PARTY
The Moose Lodge will sponsor j
another teen-age dance party to
morrow evening. The party will
be held at Moose Hall from 9:30
p.m. to 12. All interested young
people are reminded that they
rriust have a card for admittance
and a small fee of twenty five
cents to cover refreshment costs.
DR. IKE EDMUNDS HERE
ON ROCKEFELLER GRANT
Dr. Ike Edmunds from the Uni
! versify of Wisconsin at Madison
is spending six weeks in Alaska
working with the University of
Alaska and the local Experiment
Station in conjunction with the
University of Wisconsin.
The young scientist is here un
der a Rockefeller grant which
provides funds for plant and soil
research work which would im
prove plant production and dis
ease control.
belt Martin. He was born at
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
July 20 and weighed H pounds
and 10 ounces. Mr. Taylor is
with the Experiment Station.
IN AND OUT AT THE
VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL |
Patients hospitalized • at the
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
this week include: Linda Lancas
ter 4 years, Mrs. Earl Barry, Al
len Sorensen, 6 yrs., Mrs. Myrna
Davis, Mrs. Mary Longeriecker,
Mr. Merle Lloyd, Mr. Raymond
Simpson, Mrs. May Trumbo and
Chris Hall. 2L years.
Patients released this week
are: Mr. George Nelson, Wasilla;
Mrs. George Frohlich and baby
boy of Wasilla, Mrs. Ray Byham,
Richard Hamilton, 14 yrs., Mrs.
Warren Ben bow and baby boy ,
Mrs. Edward Carney of Wasilla,
Tishu Mingo Rice, 1 yr., John
Stephan 10 yrs., Lawrence Han
son 2 yrs., Mrs. Helen Jordan,
Mrs. Billy Sisco and baby girl,
Rex Hitehe 11 4 mo., Sharon Love
joy, Mrs. Neil Browne, Wasilla,
Mrs. Roseoe Taylor and baby boy,
Frank Murch, John France 4 yrs.,
Thomas Dougherty, 8 yrs., Ken
neth McNally, 13 yrs., and Mrs.
Bennie Rule, Sutton.
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THE NEW MASSEY-FERGUSON 50
with the Advanced Ferguson System
1 his deluxe machine is the newcomer in the family of Massey-Ferguson tractors. Like the big, new
4-plow MF 65 , and the famous Ferguson 35.., the Ml 50 is another pace-setter in modern
farm equipment. Like them, too, the M F 50 brings you all the ease of handling that stems from
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you dnve it, you'll appreciate the MF 50 ease of operation.
So arrange for a demonstration. Then you can really get the let! of thus new tractor that is different.
For instance...
Steering end Geer Shifting-at easy as driving your car.
4 -Way Work Control—powerful new hydraulic pump gives imp'tmcnl
control that’s almost effortless.
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When you buy Massey*
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PALMER BOWLING
LEAGUE REPORTS
Very little change took place in
the bowling league team stand
ings this week. Bert’s Drug team
is still ahead in the Pin Poppers
League, Larn heads the Pin Bust
ers and Palmer Bowling Center
and M.E.A. both retain top posi
tions in their leagues.
J. Browne rolled high man’s
game with a 218 score and high
series with 564. Naomi Houston
was high for women with 194
game and 536 series.
Pioneer Bowling League
Team Won Lost
M.E.A. _27 13
LEGION .... 24 16
ALASKAN TV _:20 20
M.V.F.C, A. 20 20
A. P. & H. Goose Bay 12 28
Mat. Hotel Lounge __17 23
High team series Matanuska
Hotel Lounge 2263; High game
individual, Ralph Crothers 220,
high series, Ralph Crothers 580.
Midnight Belles
Team Won Lost
Palmer Bowling Cent. 34 2
Women of the Moose 23 13
Guttersnipes _ 19 17
Bowling Bags_14 22
Marada Cafe _11 25
Matanuska Hotel _8 28
Guttersnipes, high game, 877;
Palmer Bowling Center high ser
ies, 2459, high individual game,
Fern Leek, 199; and high series
Lois Weldon 533 and Doris Fin,
533
Pin Poppers
Team Won Lost
Bert’s Drug 28 12
G & G Drilling _ 27 13
Mae’s Plumbing _19 21
Hotel Coffee Shop 19 21
Mat. Hotel Bar ... 10 30
High team single, Hotel Bar
726, high team series G & G
Drilling 2086.
Pin Busters
Team Won Lost
LARN 361 a 74
ODDBALLS . 30 14 '
RICE’S BAKERY 21 23
ALLEY CATS 17 27
BLUEBIRDS 15 4 28 4
GOOF BALLS 12 32
High team single Lam 741,
high game series Odd Balls 2069.
Jon Esslinger Takes
Air Indoctrination Course
PENSACOLA, FLA. (FHTNC)
Jon H, Esslinger son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Esslinger of
Palmer, Alaska is attending an
Air Indoctrination Course at the
Naval Air Station, Pensacola,
Fla., for second classmen of the
II. S. Naval Academy.
The three-week course, which
ends July 21, centers on familiar
; ization of midshipmen with all
aspects of flying as well as team
work between surface forces and
j aircraft.
The midshipmen received group
| instruction in addition to individ
ual participation as a crew mem
ber in naval aircraft.
Before reporting to Pensacola
I they took part in amphibious
training at Little Creek, Va.,
home base of the Atlantic Fleet
Amphibious Force.
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The mortar bed is fully as wide as
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YOU NAME IT-WE HAVE IT!!
Public Auclion
(RAY SPLETfSTOEZER, Auctioneer)
Butts Fire Hall-Sat., July 26 - 6:30 p.m.
Partial list of items to be offered: Shower stall, gas hot
water heater, electric hot water heater, chain saw, type
writer, forge, cream seperator. bicycle, tool box, luggage,
tools, stoves, dishes, lamps, mattress, sinks, tubs, cooking
utensils, car radios, home radios, rotisserie and nails.
Tire Sale
670x15 Nylon Black .. $19.40 & fed. tax
710x15 Nylon Black_$20.60 & fed. tax
All other tire prices greatly reduced
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & EQUIPMENT 00.
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Now on display in our showroom
New Chrysler Winsor & Plymouth
Savoy Sedans
Come in for a demonstration
Highest trade-in Values
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Palmer Automotive
John Deere "520," "620,” and 720”
Tractors set a new high in operator comfort J
and ease of handling. The brand-new Float- j
Ride Seat absorbs shocks; makes rough *
fields seem much smoother. This new seat
can be accurately adjusted to the proper
tension for your weight. Exclusive Roli-O
Matic "knee-action” front wheels cut front
end bounce in half; provide a much smooth
er ride in practically all operating condi
tions. Advanced Power Steering takes Ihe
muscle work out of driving the tractor;
frees you of steering effort and fatigue on
every job, in any soil condition. These out
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new John Deere "520,” "620,” and "720”
Tractors. Let us demonstrate the tremendous
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PHONE PI-2195 PALMER