THE FRONTIERSMAN
Entered as second class matter on Get. 21, 1047, at the post office at
Palmer, Alaska, under the Act of March 3, 1879
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Home Demonstration
Notes
By Francos Hulbert
t.laska Faun Month August 11
i.j ; <ptorribt i J 2 is such an excel
mm ij/rtf to ceiisentratc on the
cj.'d and advertising of Alaska
i.,,, j.*j products. Homemakers can
much by example and ex
-ehange of ideas
•l in homcmakei recently n‘
;ppli.ed she always had Irouble,,
maOiing Alaska potatoes until she
,ad ila ALASKA POTATO bid*
itt>be always cooked them
KU* Jong
/ he-.kan V(-JO table - in e so ten
d* Do not overcook
<t ,i«iiidp and rutabaga provide
e<i .matin, 'amounts of ascorbic
«!,< .ui Since a corbie acid oi Vltl
i cannot bt stored il. mu d
in supplied daily. Fresh vege
i may i < pla* < fruits dm mg
tl»« r. iiiiiiiM i t'lUu'i cooked m
asm Aiask.m josehips ait- high
f:tn list fiit supplying Vdumm
•t I v * * 11 alii. I they ate cooked
.« fi made into .jam a large amount
ii! Viiamin C is retained. A amn
io j of favorite .jam and syrup
■ii 4 ,‘jm ?• are listed in the ALAS.
»CA itk.KlilKS bulletin available
liit Extension office,
hi. you havt irnobk grinding
%< j, u s II so, freeze them hist.
4Tn& * gvind easier, there's less
* > and jua'i will be easier to
First Fire School
In Alaska Planned
For Fire Fighters
A fire school, the first; of it's
typo in Alaska, is planned for the
kilter part of September or lust
part of October, it was announc
ed following a meeting of fire
i;iu« fx and other officials last
'week Tin four day school will
<ln field in Anchorage, with elas
sc,:, to he field in the Anchorage
gym, next to the fire hall, and
practical work to be done on JvT
mendurt Air Force Base, Fort
Richardson and in the Anchorage
f s it hall.
Claeses Will be condu< ted by a
I tamed crew which will be com
ing to Alaska for this purpose.
Following the 'school in An. tun
age tin clew will move to Fan
haul, i where they will conduct a
sjmilai school for fire fighters
in that area
'Idle course will include basic
work in fire lighting, ladder and
lower work, organization, ventil
ation, etc,, with much of the in
struction to he on the job work.
Woik completed during the day
time classes will be reviewed
each evening for those unable to
attend classes during the day. All
fire fighters are eligible to attend
from throughout this area, As
finalized plans, are completed
| they wifi be announced so that
ail fire fighters from Palmer,
i Uultc, Wasilia, Alpine and other
L local areas may make pains for
attendance
Attending the recent meeting
at winch the school plans were
originated were Fire Chief Bee
i nard Soil wens and Jack Maze of
the Palmer Fire Department, as
well as fue officials from the An
clmragi ■, S pi ? n a rd, F airvi e w»
Bui eau of Land Management,
'i»- if v
'Horry jii|re« tg mo event (Mmfiit
*1 >t t ints sinn o and so nice lot
■ r e, n ak» ire erearn toppmgin
«*u5 10 make into jam later,'’
■n\t India Kuhn Hansen, a csoei -
■dncodoi for Home Demon
. « ’mo Work I in general rule
tut time cups of pulp to one
*.1 *.t .-an .0 ami one tablespoon
mnmm pm * (canned), Free/.a
and! carton; prole< f the sin
with a disc oi waxed paper:,
4« « and freeze
K8A(ftr.' FAMILY
PLAINS YTATfSIDl MOVE
M and Mrs Clarence Kcause
family .m planning to leave
1 A/mer soon tor * hit ago, 111 nun a
wPi‘H Mr. Kiau.-e will enroll at
4i«i College of Advmired T.aific '
jls • t oe year The family will
m*. 111• 11 home in tin "windy
*c4>.'
Replacing Krause a.-- station j
%p ut in tin Paltm i Depot will ,
t*>,» lorn !humm who has been to- -
q Ml id Moo « pa The Hmmrn
jly will take up residence m
fit AHR living quarterns in tin*
4H». in f Depot
iiefon commit to Paimei as
“'ballon .i|‘< at in 1954 Krause was
..twnied at McKinley Park He
ucefi with tin Ala-ka hut
m-.id the past 15 years
(
Exclusive
Contractor
for famous
For a Voice to Speak
Out Against Big
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von
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DICK GREUEL
Democratic Candidate
Secretary of State
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VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
Hospitalized at Valley Pres by-;
terian Hospital this week are:
Baby Hoy Hamann, Mrs, Les KUe
bosadle, Hichard .Johansen, 3;
Melvin Johansen, ft; Mrs, Hieh
aid Schnerer, Patrick Heipmer,
Vernon Haik of Chugiak; Waym
Houston,, Mis. Thomas Cartel of
Wa.olla; Mrs Donald Caulk ms
and infant son, Mrs Waldo Erick
son and infant daughter, Mrs,
Bennie Huh; and infant daughter,
Mrs. Douglas Bixby and infant
daughter, Mrs Elriie Clark and
infant daughter, Mrs, John Hem- j
rner and infant daughter.
Hospitalized, but. now out: AM
ien Sorenson, ff; John Close, I
Beth.my Dodds, 6; JoEUen Wade,
7; Connie Marie Wade, 4; La
verne Smith, 4; Mrs. Laverne
Huinann, PaulaDeLand, 1; Jatries
Heddington of Wa.alla, Bridget*
Liebi nli* 3 ‘ L-; J;11nrs Bea r, 3; M i11 a. |
John Powell and infant daughter
of South Naknek; and Elizabeth
(Jbeil, 1
CUBS' FAMILY PICNIC
SLATED FOP SUNDAY
Cub Scouts of the Pahnei area
will hold then annual family
picnic on Sunday, August 17 at
the Experiment Station farm,
Starting at J p.rn. AJ1 Cubs and
their families are asked to take
limn own eating utensils.
Games are planned and Cub
Scout awards will he made,
in case of ram pi cub and pin
gram will be held indoors ai the
farm
Civil Aernauntics Administration,
mild a ry hases a 11d others.
FOR YOUR WELDING NEEDS ASK FOR
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THE BRAND MOST PEOPLE PREFER
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Ycmr HAP A. Jobber
PALMER CAFE
HAS HAD ITS FACE LIFTED
v Homestyle Cooking
HOME-MADE PIES AND ROLLS
C|>en 7 u.m. - 7:30 p.m. — Closed Sundays
COME & SEE US!
FAMED ORGANIST
HERE AUGUST 23
Roy r,;. Darley, organist at the
Salt Lake Tabernacle since April
of 1947, will present an organ
concert in Palmer on Saturday,
August 23 at lilt Church of Jesus
Christ of Lattej Day Saints. Per
sons who heard the famed organ
ist when he presented a concert
here about two years ago will
recall his fine presentations.
Darley received his degree in
music at the Utah State IJnivei
lily and while m college became
organist and music: director at
the Institute of Religion on Col
lege Hill and perfoi med weekly
broadcasts for approximately two
years. When he was 25 years old
he went to Washington D. C. as
organist and chapel director at the
chapel on Embassy Row where
he did concert work. While m the
east he studied with Dr. Charles
M. Curbojn of St Patrick’s Cath
edral, New York City; Ernest
White of St Mary the Virgin;
and August tMaekelbr i ghe at
Peabody Conservatory of Music,
Baltimore. He has studied with
Dr. Ah. s.ojdci Schreiner and Di.
Frank W. A.>p< / of the Salt Like
Tabernacle and appeared in t on
certs throughout the United Sta
les. He is heard weekly in re
ntals at the Tabernacle through
put the yea i
On his current lour the artist
is giving concerts in Palmer,
.1 uncau, Ketchikan, Apchorage,
and Fail hanks, in Palmei lie will
be playing the Church Model
Hammond which is installed m
the local EDS chapel.
FOR FAST RESULTS THY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
Two new scientists have re
cently assumed duties with the
staff of the University of Alaska
Geophysical Institute, according
to information released by Dr.
C. T, Kivey, institute director
'The newcomers art Dr, George
C, Reid, who was with the De
fense Research Board of Canada,
at Ottawa, Ontario, and Dr, Man
fred if Rees, formerly with the
National -Bureau, of Standards
and the University of Colorado,
Boulder.
Vote For
Bill Egan
Far Governor
Born in Valdez, Alaska
• SERVED AS COUNCILMAN AND MAYOR OF VALDEZ
• PRESIDENT OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
• 10 YEARS TERRITORIAL HOUSE LEGISLATURE
[ • 2 SESSIONS TERRITORIAL SENATE
• ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
• ELECTED SENATOR ON ALASKA-TENNESSEE PLAN
ELECT WILLIAM A. EGAN YOUR GOVERNOR
Pd. Adv.
Sorority to Hold
Joint Mooting Monday
All members of both Beta Sig
ma Phi chapters are requested to
attend a joint meeting to be
held Monday evening, August liS
at the home of Helen Mae Weid
ehkr, starting at a p m.
Thelma Cope will report on
her attendance at the convention
earhej this year and plans fos
the fan booth will be completed
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