Local Shooters
Win in Match With
Tanana Rif lemon
Riflemen of the Matanuska
Valley Sportsmen Rifle Club
racked up another victory in
their sixth match with the Tan-;
ana Valley shooters by shooting
a total of 1550 to the far-north
group’s 1542 total. Ken Western;
barger and Noel Woods shot high
for their team, with totals of 392.
Dan Fleming’s total was 384 and
Bill Wakeland shot 382.
Shooters of the MVS No. 2
team also trimmed their opposi
tion with totals of 1505 to 1493.
Ed Bellringer was nigh man with
a total of 381. Vern Donaldson'
WELL CHILD
CONFERENCE SET
FOR JAN. 15 AND 29
%
Two Well Child Conferences
will be held this month at the
Matanuska Valley Health Cen
ter, located in the Valley Pres
byterian Hospital. Mrs. Myrtle
Spencer, public health nurse,
will be in charge of the confer
ence. All mothers with pre-school
age children are invited to take
their children to the conference
for weighing and immunizations
The conferences will be held
from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. January
15 and 29.
shot a 378 total; Patricia Crom
ett a 374 total, and Marie Louise
Johns a 372 total.
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THE WEEKLY FRONTIERSMAN
VALXEY REPRESENTATIVES
[EXTENSION SERVICE
PUNS INCOME TAX
WORKSHOP JAN. 14
Farmers’ income tax guides
were mailed out this week from
t^e local Extension Service of
fice. Any farmer who did not
receive one of these guides in
the mail is invited to drop in at
the Extension office and pick
up a copy.
Lew Hanks, extension service
district agent, said this week
that a special income tax work
shop is being planned for next
Monday afternoon, January 14 at
the Extension office at 1:00 p.m.
Area farmers desiring assist
ance with their income tax prob
lems or questions are invited to
attend. H. P. Gazaway and Char
es Marsh of the Experiment Sta
tion staff and Hanks will be in
attendance to offer suggestions
and answer questions.
Many farmers are required to
file estimated income returns by
the 15th of January and this ses
sion is being held to assist any
of the farmers possible. Hanks
stated that the men will also go
over the new changes in the in
come tax law. An adding ma
chine and work space will be
made available to the farmers
participating.
LAND WITHDRAWALS
SOUGHT BY ARMY
AND AIR COMMAND
Two additional land withdraw
al proposals were announced
this week by Goerge E. M. Gust
afson ,acting lands and minerals
officer of the Bureau of Land
Management.
A request by the Department
of the Army for the withdrawal
of 263 acres of land in the vicin
ity of Sheep Mountain for use as
a repeater site for the Alaska
Communication System was an
nounced. The land lies on the
south side of the Glenn Highway
at approximately mile 105.5. Im
provements on the land at this
time consist of a CEA radio bea
con station.
The Alaskan Air Command has
requested the withdrawal of
four parcels of public land total
ing about 48 acres for White
Alice communication sites. Ten
acres have been requested at Sol
do tna; 6.89 acres at Anvil Moun
HOMEMAKER’S
HEWS
Riverbend Club
Members of the Riverbend
Homemakers club enjoyed their
annual Christmas party at a meet
ing held at the home of Sara
Brewster on December 20. The
hostess had prepared and serv
ed a delicious roast turkey din
ner. Members exchanged gifts
and enjoyed a social get-to-geth
er.
The January meeting will be
held on the 17th at the home of
Dorothy Carlson. The project
will be music for the family.
FIREMAN'S ROSTER
TO BE SIGNED
AT MEETING FRIDAY
A regular meting will be held
Friday evening, January 11 for
a'l Palmer Volunteer Firemen at
the fire hall, it was announced
by Joseph Gallant, fire chief. All
volunteers are urged to attend
this meeting as the 1957 roster
will be open at that time for
registration for the 1957 year.
The meeting will begin at 8:00
p.m. Those unable to attend, but
who wish to have their names
Usted in the roster, are urged to
contact the fire chief prior to
the meeting.
BUREAU TO CALL
FOR CONSTRUCTION BIDS
The Bureau of Reclamation
will issue invitations ior con
struction of an addition to its
Anchorage substation, it was an
nounced this week. Work will in
clude constructing concrete foun
dations, furnishing and erecting
steel structures and a one-bay
extension of existing 34.5-kv bus
structure, and installing a 34.5-kv
circuit breaker and associated
electrical equipment. Invitations
will be issued by the Chief En
gineer’s Office, Denver, Colo
radio. Work is scheduled within
the current fiscal year,
tain near Nome; 14.69 acres at
King Salmon Airport and 15.84
acres near the Sparrevohn Air
Force Station.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
United Protestant
Church Plans
Annual Meeting
A pot-luck lunch will preceed
the United Protestant Church
annual meeting on Sunday after
noon. The luncheon will be held
from 12:30 to 1:30, with the meet
ing to follow immediately. All
church members and their
friends are invited to attend.
During the meeting the annual
election of elders, trustees and
other church officers will be
held. In addition there will be
reviews of organizational reports
fo 1956 and other items of busi
ness concerning the church pro
gram for the coming year.
Sunday evening a 45-minute
color film, “This High Calling”
will be shown. The film depicts
the Presbyterian work and it’s
activities in youth camps colleg
es, missionary enterprises and
the General Assembly. One sec
tion of the film is from a tele
vision program “Look Up and
Live”, featuring Charles Temple
ton who recently had an interest
ing article on Christmas publish
ed in the Reader’s Digest.
Westminster Fellowship groups
will meet at 6:30 p.m. and begin
plans for the Fellowship pro
gram to be held Sunday, Janu
ary 27, at which time the youths
will conduct the * morning wor
ship service.
IN AND OUT AT THE
VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
Patients in the Valley Presby
terian Hospital this week include
the following: Elwin B. Hjellen
of Wasilla, Mrs. Wilburn Craig
and infant son of Chugiak, How
ard Campbell, Jr., Mrs. A1 Brar
ger, Sharon Ann Lovejoy, 14, Wil
liam Bentti, Kerry Woods, 1£
mos., Mrs. Fritz Lowe, Mrs. Mike
Ulrich, Mrs. Allan Davis of Chu
giak, Star Lynn Everett of Goat
Creek, Ole Johnson, Joseph Vol
ungevichium of Sutton, Leo Ju
van of Jonesville, Ivan Cook, and
Harvey Marsh.
Hospitalized but now out were::
Mrs. Roy Lundeen, Cris Hill, 1*
Linda Thompson, 17 mos., Mrs.
Lew Hanks, Mrs. Robert Pippet*
William L. Echard, C. A Brewer*
Kirby Egtvet, Mrs. Richard Bau
lus and infant son, and Fred Bust
tron.
MAYOR ATTENDING
STATESIDE MEETING
Mayor Charles W. Wilson is in
San Diego this week, where with
Cliff Marcus, he is attending the
Soil Conservation Service West
ern Operations Planning Confer
ence. Mayor Wilson is territorial
soil conservationist and Marcus
is with the SCS Palmer office.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
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Catsup i4«. 29c
HUNT’S — SWEET
Peas No. 300 3 for 66C
HUNT’S — WHOLE KERNEL
Corn n..3oo2 ..,39c
HUNT’S — 8 OZ.
Tomato Sauce 5h,55c
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Margarine 3ibs. 89c
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LYNDEN, FRICASSEE
Spare Ribs LB. 59c |
HUNT’S — SMALL RED
Beans No. 300 2 for 35c
HUNT’S, BARTLETT — NO. 300
Pear Halves 3 Ior85c
HUNT’S — FRUIT
Cocktail No. 310 3 for 77c I
HUNT’S — COUNTRY STYLE
Pickles No. 2'/2 jar 47c I
HUNT’S — SLICED CLING
Peaches Ho. 390 3 tor 73c I
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