ITION TO
DEC. 30
last monthly singspira
1*62 will lie held at 3
Sunday, Dec. 30. at the
Church of God. Norm
Jones of the Highway
Of God will speak
11* the second time the
_ Oration has i>een held in
_ . “Knioon. The Ministers'
“ UTm.
_^^*ymen's Association in
£*• <U'Christians to take part
f Worship service.
MASONIC LOME ELECTS 1963 OFFICERS
No 293 F ,Valley Lodee'
its recenL8^ A M- installed
Tuesday De® ^ °ffiCerS °n
nnTphenI^W officers of the Mas
nhn^rfa^Zatl0n Rodney
Master; Oscar John
,‘0r Warden; Donald
Dinkel, Junior Warden; Car.
,'s ri8gars, secretary; and
Dexter Bacon, treasurer.
1 Appointive officers are Rus
sell Samson, Senior Deacon;
AI?L'n_1H«Ston’ ^un'or Deacon;
5*eder' Senior Stew
ard; ,V; ?• Hazel- Junior Stew
ard; Walter Teeland, Chaplain;
Charles F. Marsh, Marshall;
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and A. M. Hazel, Tyler.
To be installed at a later
date are Junior Deacon Huston
and Marshall Marsh.
Installing Officer was C.
Ivan Branton; Installing Mar
shall, Lew Hanks; Installing
Chaplain, Theodore W. Momm
sen; and Installing Secretary,
Walter Teeland.
Guests at the ceremony were
Francis Rip ley. Worshipful
Master of Glacier Lodge No.
303, Anchorage; and Fred
Stauber, Worshipful Master
elect and Clyde Eaton, Junior
Worden-elect of the same
lodge, as well as several other
members of the Anchorage
group.
ANA LOOKS FOR
SWEETHEART
The Alaska Heart Associa
tion is seeking a Heart Sweet
heart to be the symbol of State
Heart Fund Campaign in Feb
ruary.
Candidates may be a child,
twins, dr a mother who has un
dergone heart surgery, or who
has an unusual heart defect.
Although a heart defect is one
of the qualifications, the win
ner’s physical condition must
be sufficiently robust to per
mit participation in the Heart
Fund Campaign.
State winners will be nomi
nated for the national title.
Nominations, accompanied by
a picture, and listing qualifi
cations may be sent to the Al
aska Heart Association, 518 I
Street, Anchorage.
Last year Mrs. Robert E.
Fleming III of Washington
State, who had undergone open
heart surgery during her preg
nancy, was named National
Heart Mother of 1962. She ligh
ted the torch atop the Space
Needle to kick off the Heart
Fund Drive.
Whitfield's Trucking
£ Coal Hauling
BY CONTRACT
| ; and
FOR INDIVIDUALS
0 Coal Reject for fill for Driveways
Phone PI 5-2848
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PI 5-2200
WALT BRIGGS FUEL
WALT - LARRY AND DOC
PALMER
WISE SHOPPERS
TURK TO THE
FROHTIERSMAH
WART ADS
FIRST!
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No matter what it is you want to buy ... a 1908 auto or a 1962 automatic
appliance . . . you'll probably find it faster if you check our Classified Section
first. And, what's more, items sold through the Want Ads nearly always mean
bigger savings. The easy way to shop? You bet — as easy as sitting in your
armchair and talking on the telephone. Be wise — shop our Want Ads this
very day!
WISE SELLERS TURN TO OUR WANT ADS, TOO!
Wise people who have something to
sell know that when wise people want
to buy, they check our Classified Sec
tion first—so wise sellers just naturally
turn to The Frontiersman and place
thaif -'For Sale" ads here! besides# our I
Want Ads cost so very little, for such J
very fast results! 1
ALASKAN 4-N’ENS GATHER AT CHICAGO COMRESS
ALASKA'S DELEGATION TURN on the charm
for the photographer at 4-H Club Congress
in Chicago, Nov. 25-30. All state winners
in some 4-H project or activity, they are,
left to right, front row: Kathy Harris, Kathy
Kleinback and Fayrene Barnett, all of the
Fairbanks area; Betty McWilliams, Anch
orage; and Cynthia Blissard, Palmer. In
the second row: Grant Walther, Anchor
age; the Gitkov twins, Margaret and Ellen,
Juneau; Josefa Bush, Fairbanks; and Rich
ard Washburn, Palmer. In the back row,
Remote Areas Extension Agent Virgil
Severns; Ed Hanks, Palmer; and State 4-H
Club Leader, William Cheney.
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PIONEER LEAGUE
W L
Pioneer Texaco_35% 28%
Bovey Trophy_35 29
Piggly Wiggly_33 % 30 %
Rudy's Maintenance 31% 32%
Knik Arms Lodge _29 35
Lakers _27% 36%
First in team series play was
Bovey Trophy, with 2732, and
second was Knik Arms Lodge
with 2650. First high individ
ual in series play was Chuck
Goetz with a 639, and Jim Per
ecz was second with 599. Pio
neer Texaco had the best team
game with 954, and Bovey
Trophy was second with 933.
Bob Peterson bowled the best
individual game, with 232, and
Gene Annas was second with
230.
VALLEY LEAGUE
W L
Creamery_45 19
Evan Jones Coal Co. 43 21
Rubob Room_32 32
Moose Lodge_31 33
MTA _29 35
Wasilla Lockers _12 52
Moose Lodge had high team
series of 3033, just five pins
short of the 3038 season high
held by the Rubob Room.
Moose Lodge also had high
team game of 1086 to establish
a new season high, which was
previously held by Evan Jones
Coal Co. with 1080. Gerald
McNally had the individual
high series of 662, to boost the
Moose team. Ed Burgan came
second with 646. Season high is
held by Joe Gallant with 692.
Ed Burgan had high game of
the week of 255, with McNally
a close second with a 248 and
a 234. Season high is held by
Don DeLand with a 276.
IMF's Jjqwr Stars
RAY ftYHAM
PALMER
miim 6.1. ..
Palmer Man
Returns to U.S.
Errol L. McElroy
Marine Lance Corporal Er
rol L. McElroy, son of Mrs.
Harry Rice of Palmer, reported
Dec. 19, to the Repair Battal
ion at the Marine Corps Sup
ply Center, Barstow, Calif.
He reported for duty from
the Third Marine Division on
Okinawa.
The center furnishes all sup
ply items to Marine combat
teams in the Western United
States, the Pacific and the
Far Eastern areas.
McElroy entered the service
in January 1958.
The Frontiersman
Harfeara
JOHN AND AGGIE
PI5-3370 PALMER
FATHER NUGENT TO
CONDUCT MASSES
The Rev. Father Francis Nu
gent will be celebrant for
masses at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30
a.m. at St. Michael’s Catholic
Church in Palmer on New
Year’s Day, the Feast of the
Circumcision. This is a Holy
Day of Obligation for all Cath
olics.
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RANKS FOURTH
Southwest Washington ranks
the state fourth in US cran
berry production.
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HAPPY
NEW YEAR
May every wish
come true for
you and yours
in the new yearl
ALPINE INN
PHIL & JEAN O'NEILL
AL 8-2001 SUTTON
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WITH OUR
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