THE FRONTIERSMAN
Entered as second class matter on Oct. 21, 1947, at the post office at
Palmer, Alaska, under the Act of March 3, 1879
A. J. DeJulio__Publisher-Manager
Bditor ___Virginia Gallant
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Foreign Missionary
To Speak Sunday at
United Protestant
The Rev. Irwin Winship, mis
sionary to the Phillippine Islands
under the Board of Foreign Mis
sions of the Presbyterian Church,
will offer the sermon at the 11
o’clock worship hour August 4
at United Protestant Church. Rev.
and (Mrs. Winship are returning
to their field after a furlough in
the States. Rev. Winship is a for
mer classmate of the Rev. Wil
liam Wartes, missionary-pastor
at Barrow, Alaska.
On August 11 the Rev. Brian
Cleworth, former pastor of the
United Protestant Church, will
preside at the morning service.
The Winship family will be
•guest at the United Protestant
manse from Thursday until Men
PARTY HONORS
MARGARET SHARROW
Mrs. William Sharrow, who
completes her tour as head nurse
at the Valley Presbyterian Hos
pital this week, was guest of
honor at a combined stork show
er and farewell party held at the
home of Mrs. Barnard Jade on
July 26.
Attending the pferty were
the; members of the hospital staff
Who presented Mrs. Sharrow a
gift of a bathinette. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments served.
The position of head nurse will
be filled by Eve Papez, RN, who
takes over her new duties today.
Leona Dach, RN, will be her as
sistant.
day. Mrs. Neil Munro and infant
son of Big Delta are also guests
at the manse during the two
weeks Rev. Munro serves at the
Presbyterian camp at King’s lake.
DEADLINE NEARS
FOR PALMER ENTRY
IN NATIONAL CONTEST
Necessary information being
compiled for Palmer’s entry in
the LOOK magazine award for
community improvements is in
final stages and will be forward
ed to the officials of the contest
within a few days.
To date few residents have vol
unteered information regarding
improvements made to their pro
perties during the past year and
because of this fact, some of the
improvements made will not be
included in the information being
compiled.
It was the hope of the Garden
Club steering committee that all
residents would participate in
the contest by supplying the nec
essary information. Such infor
mation may be given to mem
bers of the steering committee
within the next two days and still
be included in the list to be sub
mitted to the magazine for judg
ing. The information may be left
with Ed Smith at Ketchikan
Spuce Mills; Mrs. Sam Woolcock
at Dr. C. C. Bailey’s office; Mrs.
James Wilson, Edna Wehking or
Glenn McNeese.
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SALE
Due To Our Health Condition...
ENTIRE STOCK OF VALLEY STORE WILL BE
Sold al WHOLESALE PRICES
Sale is now on and wilt continue until entire stock is sold
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WHITE CAP QT.
Salad Oil 59c
FUREOLA
Shortening 3 - 99c
wJSh Quart Jars m.a.J2.29
Canning Wax i n>. ^g. 27c
mL Flour 10 **1.23
M.J.B.
Coffee ib. 89c
CARNATION *
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CORNER 13TH & KARLWCK
ANCHORAGE
THE EXPERIMENT STATION AND EXTENSION SERVICE
CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO ATTEND A
FIELD DAY
at the
Matanuska Experiment
Station Farm
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9
DAIRY & PASTURE, 10:00 to 11:30 A.M.
CEREAL CROPS, 1:00-3:09 P.M.
VEGETABLES, BERRIES & ORNAMENTALS,
* 2:00 - 4:00 P.M.
BRING YOUR LUNCH. ICE CREAM & COFFEE FREE
SAFETY FIRST
• • •
ELECTRICITY IS YOUR BEST
FRIEND-WHEN IT IS USED
PROPERLY. Bar-MISUSE
CAN MAKE IT A KILLER ON
THE FARM OR IN THE HOME/
HAVE YOUR WIRING CHECKED.
ELECTRICITY AND WATER
DON'T MIX // KEEP RADIOS
AND ELECTRIC HEATERS
AWAY FROM THE TUB!!
• • •
SECOND
EVERY FARM TOOL HAS THE
POTENTIAL TO KILL AND INJURE.
MORE FARMERS ARE KILLED
■ BY OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENTS
THAW ARE WORKERS IN AMT
OTHER INDUSTRY-// MAKE
’ SURE YOUR TOOLS AR E
. SAFE-USE GUARDS AND
. ground electric tools.
AND THIRD!!
OVER 14,000 FARM PEOPLE
WERE KILLED IN ACCIDENTS IN
19557/ SUCH ACCIDENTS CAN
BE PREVENTED/ JOE,
HERE, HAS KICKED THE
BUCKET IN MORE WAYS
THAN ONE / KEEP STAIRS,
WORK AREAS 4 PASSAGES
CLEAR ANP WELL-LI6HTEP.
ELECTRICITY CAN SAVE LIVES, TOO //
Maianaska Electric Assa.