Announce Engagement
Of LeAnn Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Hoff
man of Palmer have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
LeAnn to Thomas James Kucera,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ku
cera, also of Palmer. Miss Hoff
man is employed in the office
of Drs. C. C. Bailey and Marshal
Simpson. Mr. Kucera is employed
by Patton’s dairy. No date has
been set for the wedding.
UNIVERSITY RECEIVES
GIFT FOR MINING SCHOOL
Southwestern Alaska section of
the American Institute of Mining,
Metallurgical and Petroleum En
gineers last week contributed
$100 to the University of Alaska
school of mines.
Earl H. Beistline, dean of the
school of mines, announced the
money will go into a rotating
publishing fund. The section re
cently boosted its annual scholar
ship grant from $150 to $250,
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Nationwide Placement
Service Available in
Anchorage ESC Office
The Employment Security
Commission of Alaska is now
participating in a nationwide ex
panded and specialized placement
service for professional and man
agerial workers providing for an
exchange of unfilled job open
ings between States.
The Alaska Territorial Em
ployment Service local office at
Anchorage has been designated by
the U. S. Department of Labor’s
Bureau of Employment Security
as one of 78 special public em
ployment centers to speed up the
matching of men and jobs in pro
fessional occupations on a nation
wide basis. Each such center in
cluding the Anchorage office,
will have on file at all times a
nationwide list of job opportun
ities in the professional and man
agerial fields.
The expanded nationwide pro
fessional and managerial place
ment service was arranged thr
ough cooperation of all State Em
ployment Security affiliated with
the D. S. Department of Labor’s
Bureau of Employment Security.
1957 Session Laws
Available at $15.80
Bound volumes of the 1957
Session Laws of Alaska are now
available for public purchase at
a cost of $15-80, it was announced
by the Department of Finance.
Interested purchasers may se
cure volumes by writing to the
Department of Finance, Box 2420,
Juneau, and enclosing the neces
sary fee.
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NEW RATES APPLY TO
’58 LICENSE PLATES
Motor vehicle owners may pur
chase their 1958 license plates
after December 16, it has been an
nounced. Locally they may be
purchased at the office of U. S.
Commisioner Dorothy Saxton,
deputy tax collector.
Fees for the 1958 registrations
have been increased and are as
follows:
Passenger car, $20; For hire,
$40; Motorcycle, $10; Dealer
plates (first set), $37.50, addition
al set, $18.75. Truck registration
fees will be as follows: 3,500
pounds or less, $20; 3,501 to 12,000
pounds, $50; 12,001 to 18,000, $100;
18,001 or over, $150
Applicants for 1958 registra
tions must take their 1957 Regis
tration Certificate or Certificate
of Title with them when apply
ing for renewal of registration.
If they do not take them when
applying for 1958 registration
they will be charged the $2.00
fee for a duplicate registration,
in addition to the fee for 1958
license.
All applications for title and
registration made by mail from
out-of-state applicants must be
made directly to the office of the
. Tax Commissioner, Alaska Office
Building, Juneau, Alaska, and
shall not be channeled through
the office of any Deputy.
Such applicants shall furnish
to the Tax Commissioner satis
factory proof that they are bona
fide residents of Alaska, and shall
furnish further proof establish
ing either (1) that the vehicle
desired to be licensed was pur
chased from an Alaskan dealer,
or (2) the vehicle was previously
registered in Alaska. Vehicles
purchased from stateside dealers
must be titled and licensed in the
state of purchase and must be
within the Territory before they
can be registered in Alaska.
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Travelall is available with four
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But the proof is in the driving. Come
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And remember it’s an International
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INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS cost least to own!
MATANUSKA VALLEY FARMERS COOPERATING ASSN.
Palmer, Alaska Phone PI-2170
Chairman Winds Up
Work in Local
Cancer Fund Drive
In finalizing her work with
the local Cancer program Mrs.
Stewart Durrant this week de
posited recent contributions to
Cancer, bringing the total to
$542.00 in the fund drive conduct
ed here this year.
Mrs. Durrant, who with her
family leaves for the States later
this month, has served as Cancer
fund-drive chairman iii this area
for the past three years.
In citing her outstanding work
Mrs. Cy Brewer, Cancer unit
chairman, expressed her personal
appreciation and that of the
community, for the many hours
of work devoted by Mrs. Durrant
to the Cancer fund drives. All
work involved in mailing appeal
letters and collecting and deposit
ing funds has been done by Mrs.
Durrant.
Mrs. Brewer said no fund-drive
chairman will be named at this
time to replace Mrs. Durrant.
Persons wishing to make contri
butions to Cancer may continue
to do so by addressing the enve
lope to Cancer, Palmer, Alaska.
In the case of donations made
in memory, acknowledgements of
the gift will be made to the don
or and to the families concerned,
Mrs. Brewer added.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SERVICES EACH SUNDAY
11 A. M.. GRANGE HALL
card of thanks
We, the parents and other
relatives of the Robert H. Pet
tit family of Palmer, wish to ex
press to their many neighbors,
friends and organizations our
appreciation for the many acts
of kindness which you are show
ing them at this crucial time. In
as much as we are so very far
away it is comforting to us and.
to them to have this kind care
and helpfullness. We thank you
from the bottom of our hearts
and pray that God will richly
bless you.
Signed:
Mr. and Mrs. Leon H- Pettit
Rev. and Mrs. William D. Pettit
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pettit
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Pettit
Rev. and Mrs. John L. Pettit.
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When someone you love passes
on, you'll appreciate the com
forting and dignified way in
which we handle things. Our
peaceful service will do much
to lighten your burden of so
row and help you find the com
fort you need. Let us be of
service when you need us.
PALMER
FUNERAL CHAPEL
WM. BOUWENS. Mgr.
BAHA’I WORLD FAITH
The fundamental purpose animating the Faith of God is
to safeguard the interests and promote the unity of the
human rape and to foster the spirit of love and fellowship
amongst men. . . . BAHA'U'LLAH.
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