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to '58... we
sincerely hope
that it will prove
for you and
yours...
a year in which
all your wishes
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KIRK’S SALES ARC SERVICE
AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER
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Another New Year ahead... and another
opportunity for U9 to wish our many friends
complete happiness and success in the days to come !
PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY
IRENE AND TOM LEPAK
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sincerely hope that
the New Year opens the door
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GAP Cadet Meetings
Held Up Unta Jan. 7
No further CAP Cadet metings
will be held until after the holi
days, it was announced by Lt.
Margaret Betts, training officer.
On Januarv 7 the regular meet
ing will be held in the high school
cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. at which
time all Cadets who have passed
their phase-one tests will take
oath as a basic CAP Cadet.
Cadets were briefed on the first
chapter of phase-two work dur
ing the December 17 meeting.
The chapter, on the Wright bro
ther’s flight, happened to fall on
the anniversary of that famous
aviation date. Adding to the sub
ject’s interest was first-hand in
formation on the early flying
days which was presented by Bud
Campbell who is listed among
those early-day pilots who flew
the old bi-wing ships. He illus
trated on the chalk board the
difference in the construction of
the old bi-wings and present day
ships and told Cadets of the pre
vious need to learn to fly by
“seat sense”. He pointed out that
today’s planes with their bank
and turn indicators and artificial
horizon instruments makes this
“sense” a lesser requirement. He
urged that all fliers utilize the
CAA and file flight plans at all
times.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
] COL. SNODGRASS NAMED
COMMAND VET FOR AIR
TRAINING COMMAND
Colonel William B. Snodgrass,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Snod
grass of Palmer, was named com
mander veterinarian for the Air
Training Command in orders
published this week.
Col. Snodgrass’ transfer to ATC
headquarters at Randolph AFB,
Texas, comes after a six and one
half year tour at SAC headquar
ters, Omaha, Nebraska as com
mand .veterinarian. His first as
signment with SAC was at Rapid
City AFB in 1949.
Well known in veterinarinan
circles of the Air Force, Col.
Snodgrass was bom and raised
in Alaska. He graduated from
Kansas State College in 1933 and
was commissioned a lieutenant
in the Veterinarian Corps of the
Army.
After five years of World War
II duty as a veterinarian officer
in Alaska, the colonel was ap
pointed to the regular service in
1946. A year of study at the Uni
versity of Michigan gave him his
degree in public health.
Colonel Snodgrass is married
to the former Edna May Bidwell
of San Diego, California. They
have one son, William, who is
serving on a tour of duty with
the Air Force in Korea.
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Jt is our sincere
wish that the
New Year ahead is a real bell
ringer for you... full of
good luck and happy occasions!
PALMER DRUG
Flying high
are our hopes that
your New Year will
be a prosperous and happy one!
PALMER FOUNTAIN AND CAFE
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Our dearest holiday wish for
you to celebrate a good old
fashioned Christmas . . . sur
rounded by all your loved ones
. . . renewing old friendships
. . . partaking of the joys of
giving and receiving . . . in
spired anew by all the heart
lifting wonder of this Day of
Days!
RICE’S BAKERY
MEL AND COHA
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'NO LOST-TIME INJURIES
ON RAILROAD LAST MONTH
For the first time in several
years, The Alaska Railroad has
passed an entire month without
any lost-time injuries among its
employees. J. C. MacKenzie,
safety engineer and compensation
agent, said the November record
is the result of constant safety
education for both workers and
supervisors.
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FUTURE SATTELITER?
A lf4-year-old Palmer youth,
experimenting with “solid fuel ,
received two badly lacerated
fingers when the tube in whicxx
the fuel was being packed blew
apart last week. The youth was
attempting to build a rocket when
the accident occured, and appar
ently didn’t have any better luck
in his project than his elder scien
tist had a Week or two previous.
tOe’re coming your way to wish you the kind of
a New Year that you will long remember as the
happiest, the healthiest and the most prosperous.
HARTLEY MOTORS
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER FOR VALLEY
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May the future
hold for you
a bountiful measure of
happiness and good
fortune. This is
our wish for 1958
and all the years to come.
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FRONTIER BAR AND LIQUOR STORE
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We sincerely
hope it ushers in a year
full of health,
happiness, peace and
prosperity for you and yours!
A« R. R. Ga
ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION
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VVe hope that every minute of every
hour of each and every day in the New
Year is filled with happiness for you.
WITHEY PLUMBING AND KEATING