MAST GUARD ACADEMY APfUCARTS
TO TAKE EXAMS W ANCHORAGE
Congressman Ralph J. Rivers
announced this week that the
competitive examination for
entrance to the U. S. Coast
Guard Academy will be held
nationwide on February 18 and
I#, 1963. These examinations
wUl be given in over 150 cities,
including Anchorage, Fair
Hanks, Juneau, Ketchikan and
Kodiak.
Mr. Rivers emphasized the
opportunity offered qualified
young men who choose this
four-year course which leads
to a commission as a career of
ficer in America’s oldest con
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tinuous seagoing armed service
and a bachelor of science de
gree.
■Appointments are made on
a competitive basis; there are
no separate quotas for States
and no special categories,” he
said. ‘‘I urge all qualified young
men who are interested in this
worthwhile profession to write
for details and applications as
soon as possible to the Com
mandant (PTP-2), U. S. Coast
Guard, Washington 25, D.C.
Completed applications must
be postmarked on or before
January 10, 1963.”
A candidate for the next ex
amination for the Coast Guard
Academy must be single, must
have reached his 17th but not
his 22nd birthday by July 1,
1963 and must be in excellent
physical condition.
A high school diploma is the
minimum educational require
ment, although high school sen
iors assured of being graduat
ed by June 30 are eligible to
take the examination if they
will have at least 15 credits by
that time. All applicants must
have three units of English, two
in Algebra and one in Plane
Geometry by graduation.
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People, Spots In The News
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STILL THE MAN’—Elderly
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shown after hitting four con
secutive home runs, three in
one game.*-.
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SMOKE SIGNALS: Passage1
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pound filter of smoke elements
that affect aroma and flavor is
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Louisville. Ky. lab.
FUR-BEARANCE:
Patchy the cat lost her
kittens, adopted Ferdi
nand the squirrel, tends
it as her own
PICK-IT LINE. Know what this is? It’s a traveling, shaded
platform on which high school girls lie while pickin’
strawberries near St. Paul, Oregon. No stoop, no squat.
Palmer Woman’s Bowling Association
Mold First Genoral Mooting of Year
Twenty-six members were
present at the first general
meeting of the Palmer Wom
en’s Bowling Association Sat
urday, Oct. 13.
RE-ELECT
RALPH i.
RIVERS
DEMOCRAT
TO
CONGRESS
Keep his experience and sen
iority in Congress working for
you.
— Rivers for Congress
Committee
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ON THE OPENING OF
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IN WASILLA
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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Gen Moffitt, Terry Hartung,
and Midge Hudgins were elect
ed as delegates to the state con
vention to be held in Juneau,
and Neola Bowers, Mary Ed
miston, and Barb Lacher were
named as alternates. Irene Vas
anoja is state director for the
Palmer association.
A new bowler, Frances Plack,
won the door prize of a pair
of bowling shoes donated by
the Palmer Bowling Center.
The association has chosen
Jan. 26-27 as the dates for their
city tournament.
A new 600 Club for Palmer
has been started. Mary Edmis
ton, being the only person el
gible, has the honor of being
the charter member.
Lunch was served by the new
Handicap Trio League, which
was instituted by Mildred
Marple to encourage new bow
lers. Association members re
port that it promises to be a
huge success.
First American women to
live in Oregon Country were
wives of missionaries Marcus
Whitman and H. H. Spalding in
1836.
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P l’s Chevron_14% 9%
" 's Plumbing _14 10
P ?h Lines, Inc. _12% 11%
\ B J Mechanical 12 12
VTit, V'Vey Bank_11 13
A Grocery- 8 16
Man- Edmiston rolled a 211
latch rame making it a 225
•vith handicap. Paul’s Chev
on ha': a high 3-game total of
”168.
Pinbusters Mixed League
earn No. 4 -19 5
"hitfield Trucking 16 8
"Moneer Texaco-16 8
'Vasilla Lockers -10 14
’’’earn No. 5 - 6 18
Skateland- 5 19
tsarb swm ieaas tne mgn
woman’s games with a 231 and
Lil Yadon has the high 3-game
eries of 598.
HouMwiTM League
Bert’s Drug Store —12 4
Cotten Drilling_11 5
frontiersman _10 6
Williwaw- 7 9
Tropical Gardens —4% 12%
Mrak Coal Co_3% 12%
Williwaw Lodge has a high
game of 904 and series of 2543.
fiot Jefferson has the high
"'me of 243 and Mary Edmis
ton has a series of 553.
Scratch Trio
detail Clerk’s Union 15 9
Hamrick Accounting 14% 9%
Alpine Inn -13 11
Bessie’s Beauty Bar_ll% 12%
Mat. Telephone -11 13
Team No. 2_ 7 17
Bernice Kuoppola rolled a
226 game and a 716 series.
King Pins
Goodrich Machinery _12 8
D & A Grocery-11 9
Palmer Washeteria—10 10
M O N Y_10 10
Butte Roadhouse-10 10
Martin-Pippel- 7 13
Joyce Metz’s high game of
230 leads for the season.
Knik Breezes
4-Aces -16 4
Mac’s Plumbing -14 6
Dizzy Dames-12 8
Glass Bar-11 9
Matanuska Maids-5 15
Beal’s Packers - 2 18
Handicap Trio
Team No. 5 _14 6
Team No. 4-1% 8%
Goof Balls-11 9
Alley Oops-10 10
Ede_7% 12%
Team No. 1 -6 14
Sunday Glinaxat
Successful Revival
Annual revival services will
continue at First Baptist
Church each evening at 7:30
through Sunday, Oct. 21, ac
cording to the Rev. Clifford
McConnell, pastor. Special ser
mon themes are planned for the
remaining services by evangel
ist Rev. Ralph McConnell, guest
pastor from Louisville, Ken
tucky.
A full schedule of services
on Sunday will climax the most
successful revival conducted by
the local church, Rev. McCon
nell said. Sunday school for all
ages will begin at 9:45 a.m.,
followed by the morning wor
ship hour at 11 a.m. The theme
of the Sunday School lesson is
“What Do You Think of
Christ?” An all-time high at
tendance is expected at this
hour.
Baptist Training Union meets
at 6:30 p.m., and the evening
worship service begins at 7:30
p.m.
The public is invited to at
tend all these services. Rev.
McConnell said.
THE WEATHER
OUTSIDE DOESN'T
MEAN A THING TO US
We get your fuel oil to you no matter what
games Old Man Winter wants to play. So let
it come down like in '88. So what? You want
oil? Call us. And it's on its way.
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Houston News
By Kelly PalmquUt
Saturday saw a large group
of women and teenagers dig
ging holes on the Community
Club land. Footings and work
on sanitary facilities was com
pleted, plus the cross-timber
ing of the building for moving
done by a committee of men.
The transporting of the build
ing from McMillin’s place to
the community site will be fin
ished on Tuesday by Robert
Sneider’s House Moving.
• • •
The Ray Batchelors bought a
1956. Chevrolet flatbed truck
last week from Hartley Motors
in Palmer.
• • •
Ira Bryant’s truck, loaded
with groceries for his Houston
Market went out of control last
Thursday on the Peter’s Creek
hill and turned over, complete
ly wrecking the vehicle. Mr.
Bryant suffered from minor
shock but was otherwise not
seriously injured.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Seiler are
visitors at the home of Rose
Palmquist, following their stay
at Red Mountain for the sum
mer. The Seilers plan to drive
to Seattle in the next week, af
ter completing business in An
chorage.
* * •
John and Marjorie Dockery
have left for a winter-long visit
in the “South 49.” Upon their
return in the spring, the couple
plans to start a business at
Eagle River.
• * •
Martha Linnebur, who just
passed her 18th birthday Fri
day, is going to take the en
trance tests for the Air Force
Tuesday.
• * •
Mrs. Giordano will be hostess
to a party for the teenagers of
Willow on Oct. 30.
* * *
A gala party is planed for
Oct. 27 by the Willow commun
ity at its hall. “Come one, come
all!”
* * *
A card from North Dakota
says that Mr. Heath and fam
ily will be returning via the
highway soon.
• • *
Miss Viola McMillin has re
signed from the Loussac Li
brary in Anchorage to reside
on her homestead on the Rog
ers Road in the Beaver Lakes
area.
• • •
Editor’s Note: The following
item was sent to Kelly from
Wasilla.
• • •
Sad news as to Rex Gjertson
—on Sept. 25 he got his first job
at A.G.O., Houston, after a
three-year layoff due to a brok
en back. He fell off of the mud
house at Rosetta No. 4 well and
was rushed to Valley Hospital
in Palmer. He suffered broken
ribs, bruised lungs, and a crush
ed vertebrae, also a light frac
ture on his right foot.
Asked how he feels, he says,
wtih a brave grin, that he has
the finest doctor and nursing
staff at the Valley Hospital,
and everyone has been so nice
and considerate.
Legal Notice
UNITED STATE^ DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT, Land Office, Cordo
va Building 8th and Cordova, Anch
orage, Alaska '
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Edward
Eugene Carney entryman, of Wasilla,
Alaska, together with his witnesses
Paul A. Huppert of Wasilla, Alaska and
Roger F. Patton of Wasilla, Alaska
has submitted final proof on his Home
stead entry Anchorage Serial Number
027887 for a tract of land described as
S‘iNW*/4. N>aSW*/4. Section 15, Town
ship 18 North, Range 1 West, Seward
Meridian
containing 160 acres, and it is now in
the files of the Land Office, Anchor
age. Alaska. Any person, corporation,
or association having or asserting any
adverse interest in, or claim to, the
tract of land or any part thereof sought,
may file in the Anchorage Land ©fflce.
during the period of publication or
within 30 days thereafter, under oath,
an adverse claim setting forth the na
ture and extent thereof, and such ad
verse claimant shall, within sixty days
after the filing of such adverse claim,
begin action to quiet title in a court
of competent jurisdiction within Al
aska. and thereafter patent shall be
issued in conformity with final decree
of the court.
ALFRED P. STEGER
Chief, Lands Section
Published September 20 , 27, October
4. 11 and 18. 1962.
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