Legion Sponsoring
Local Scout Troop
Boy Scouts of Troop 654 whc
Protect TheUn? at the United
Protestant Church for the pasl
ew Ye?rs’ ,are n°w being spon
sored by the Matanuska Valiev
American Legion Post No 1J
are being held
Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. in
•Legion hall. Dick Anderson is
scoutmaster of the troop -and
Marvin Slaughter is assistant
scoutmaster. The Troop, along
with other Scouts in the West
ward Division, are making plans
for summer camp. Eighteen local
Scouts plan to attend Camp
Gorsuch July 8 through July 14
SALE
SPRING AND SUMMER
COATS
SIZE 2
$7.1
7
Denim Shorts
SIZE 3 to 6
$4.69 .
Tegs n Seims
HAGEN BLDG.—Phono 3721
j_HEW BABIES
Osborne
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Osborne
of Willow are receiving congra
tulations on the birth of theii
third child, a son, who was bom
at Valley Presbyterian Hospital
June 21. He weighed seven
pounds, 14 ounces at birth and
has been named Danipl Charles
Mr. Osborne is employed by the
Alaska Railroad.
Meekin
Mr. and Mrs. Austin F. Mee
kin, Jr., of Mile 110, Glenn High
way, are parents of their sixth
child, a son, who was born at
Valley Presbyterian Hospital on
June 22. He weighed five
pounds, 11 ounces at birth. The
Meekins operate Meekin’s Lodge
at Mile 110 on the Glenn high
way.
GRANGERS TO PICNIC
SUNDAY AT BARRY’S
Several sport contests are be
ing planned for entertainment
at the picnic being planned by
the Matanuska Valley and Wasil
la Granges this Sunday after
noon. The event will be staged
at Barry’s Fingerlake Resort,
with the pot-luck picnic lunch
to be served at 2 p.m. The Gran
ges will be furnishing "beverage
and dessert for all attending. In
the event it rains, the celebra
tion will be postponed.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
LICENSED
AT YOUR SERVICE
Phone 3535
Palmer
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Box 221 Now Wright Bldg. Ph. 3311
MONTH OF JULY
MONDAY, JULY 2
Kiwanis-Jonesville
Moose-Koslosky
THURSDAY, JULY 5
Jonesville-Moose
Koslosky-Kiwanis
MONDAY, JULY 9
Koslosky-Jonesville
Moose-Kiwanis
THURSDAY, JULY 12
Koslosky-Moose
Jonesville-Kiwanis
MONDAY, JULY 16
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THURSDAY, JULY 19
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MONDAY, JULY 23
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THURSDAY, JULY 27
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Players are reminded that the
first game gets under way at
6:15 p.m. and if one team can
not field nine men by 6:20 they
forfeit the game. If neither team
can field nine men by 6:20 both
are credited with a loss.
Little League baseball play
ers from the Palmer area will
attend a special baseball clinic
to be held in Mulcahy Park in
Anchorage on July 2, it was an
nounced today by League direc
tors. All members are requested
to wear their uniforms and meet
at the Little League field in
Palmer between 12:15 and 12:30
p.m. next Monday. Additional
drivers are neeeded, according
to H. P. Gazaway. Several have
signed up to take the youthful
ball players to the special pro
gram being arranged during the
visit of the Seattle Rainier’s
baseball team, Gazaway said,
but more cars are needed, he
added. Some adults making the
trip may want to stay in and
see the Rainier team play ball
later in the day, he said. Those
parents who will allow their
children to stay for the game
are requested to contact Bpard
members to make arrange
ments. No Little Leaguers will
remain in Anchorage after the
program who does not have per
mission to do so from their par
ents. Little Leaguers must have
signed note from parents giving
permission to go to Anchorage
and releasing driver of car of
responsibility in the event of
an accident. The boys will be
covered by insurance, it was an
REVERENTLY TO MARK
THE PASSING OF A
NOBLE SOUL
To surround each funeral
with heartening' beauty
and quiet dignity is our
steadfast aim.
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nounced.
The regular Little League
games slated for July 2 will be
postponed until July 11.
A double-header wwas played
on June 25. Because of rain,
games slated for June 28 were
called off.
KOSLOSKY (12)
Hits
McKenzie .
P. Rice .
R. Pettit .
J. Rice (home run)
Johnson .
DeVries . 2
Durrant . 1
Grover .
Winning pitcher, J. Rice
JONESVILLE (0)
Hits
Cottrill . 1
Pitcher, Onkka
MOOSE (6)
Runs
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
Runs
Hits
M. Buzby .
Larsen .
Brauetigan . 1
N. Kopperud .
Sherman .
Johns .
Winning pitcher, Brauetigan
KIWANIS (5)
Runs
1
1
1
1
T. Buzby ....
Want .
Briggs .
Kelleigh .
Pitcher, Wade
Hits
Runs
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
Local Airmen
Invited to Attend
Fly-In Breakfast
All pilots of the Matanuska
Valley area are included in an
invitation received this week by
the Matanuska Valley Airmens
Association to attend a fly-in
picnic at the Willow airstrip
Friday evening, June 29. Mem
bers of the Anchorage Airmens
Association are sponsoring the
fly-in and will furnish hot-dogs,
trimmings and coffee. Those
wishing extras are invited to
take their own.
Several pilots are planning to
take sleeping bags and stay
overnight for a day of fishing
on Saturday,
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CIVIL SERVICE
OPENINGS ANNOUNCED
The Board of U. S. Civil Ser
vice Examiners, Ladd Air Force
Base, Alaska, has announced
open competitive examinations
for career-conditional appoint-*
ment for the following positions:
Plant Operator, WB-9-13; Mobile
Equipment Operator, WR-6-16.
There are no written tests re
quired and the place of employ
ment will be in the Fairbanks
area. Interested applicants
should obtain forms 57 and 5001
ABC and file with the executive
Wright's
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