Steen House Planned To Honor Joe Lentz'
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe j
Lentz, Sr., colonists, and long- ,
tjme residents of the valley, Mr. j
and Mrs. Roman Splettstozer, are |
holding open house on Sunday, ;
September 9 from 2 to 4 p.m. at 1
their home.
All friends of the couple are
invited to drop in during the
afternoon at the Splettstozer
home, located at the east side of
Mile 42.2, near the Butte, and
just behind the Oz Huntley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lentz are plan
More than 1,200 farm fatalities
were a result of a tractor aeci
; dent. One-third of these occurred
j on the public roads. Upsets and
collisions lead the list.
ning to leave Alaska soon to
make their home in Arkansas.
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LITTLE LEAGUE
THANKS DONORS
The Little League baseball sea
son in Palmer has now endedj’
Among the highlights of the end
of the season was the All-Star
team’s trip to Fairbanks where
they' participated in the tourna
ment. To make this trip possible
for the youngsters, many local
merchants and individuals con
tributed money, amounting to a
total of $460.00. The Palmer Lit
tle League wishes to acknowl
edge this contribution and ex
press their appreciation to the
following:
W. K. Woods, Mr. ana wirs.
George Brewster, Glen Schroe
der, Weekly Frontiersman, Bet
tys\ Ray By ham, Matamiska
Valley Bank, Thrifty Variety,
■Alpine Inn, Palmer Drug, Jim
Hurley, Reed’s Hardware, Dr.
F. R. Sims, John D. Shaw, Pal
mer Bar, Pipple Insurance,
Everett Motors, Frontier Cafe,
Marvin Slaughter, Palmer Ki
wanis Club, E. C. Christensen,
Ketchikan Spruce Mills, Palmer
Moose Lodge, Charles Shaver,
Matanuska Valley American Le
gion Post, Tost’s Service, Bert’s
Drug Store, Dr. C. C. Bailey,
Shamrock Bar, Lew Hanks,
.Johnson Fuel Service, Virgil
Eckert, Co-Op Cafe, Jack Zim
owski, Matanuska Valley Farmers
Cooperating Association, Kirk’s
Sales and Service, Virgil Meehan,
Palmer Elks, Hal Chance, Alaska
Experiment Station employees,
Dick Anderson, and Glen Wood
ward.
FACTS OF LIFE
Pearls of wisdom on growing
old "gracefully" from the note
book of old Doc Jerry Airies . . .
Facts of Life
WE ARE aging before we are
born and until we die.
THE WHOLE process of life is
one of changing while aging.
A BABY changes physically and
mentally from WEEK to WEEK.
A MAN, after 60, changes phy
sically and mentally very slow
ly YEAR TO YEAR.
IN 1700, a person was expected
to die at 35.
TODAY, at 35, you have a whole
life time ahead.
YOU CAN be young at 70 or old
at 40.
YOUR BRAIN is just hitting its
stride at 50.
F.EAR IS the main foe of the ag
ing.
NO ONE can live forever.
IT IS NOT a question of how’
long we live, but how w?ell.
From WEEKLY HEALTH BUL
LETIN, Connecticut State De
partment of Health, June 16, 1958.
For Fast Results, Try a
Frontiersman Classified
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SERVICES EACH SUNDAY
11 A. M.. GRANGE HALL
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Mistakes cost money when
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no mistakes when we handle
the details . , . and no extra
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OUR SPECIALTY . . . CARE
FREE TRIPS AT NO EXTRA
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See us today' to get the
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WRIGHT’S TRAVEL
AGENCY
Phone PI-4500
NEIL WRIGHT BLDG.
Free Spinal Exams
Offered Saturday
Students from Kindergarten
through high school will be giv
en spinal examinations Saturday,
September 6, in Palmer, as part
of a nationwide health improve
ment program.
There will be no charge for
the examinations but parents are
asked to telephone Dr. Norma
Godfrey, FD3580 for an. appoint
ment in advance.
The “efinai check-up” program
will be conducted by doctors of
chiropractic throughout the coun
try imder the sponsorship of the;
International Chiropractors Aseo
rurpoxe or me cnecK-uj* win
be the detection of spinal mis
alignments and posture defects
which may cause trouble in later
life by interferring with the
transmission of nerve impulses
through the spinal eord.
A recent study by a Kansas
City, Mo., orthopedic surgeon
showed that more than 60 per
cent of 6,523 persons examined
had spinal defects. Earlier chiro
practic research indicated an
even higher percentage of spinal
abnormalities.
Dr. Godfrey, local chiropractor,
said, “A balanced spine is es
sential to normal bodily func
tion; children and adults should
have a spinal check-up at least
once a year.”
For Fast Results Try a
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HOMEMAKER’S
MEWS
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Sourdough Club
Sourdough Club members met
| at Jennie Clark’s home August
12. There were 14 members pres
ent. Plans were made or our
Fair boo til. We voted to give
to the Cancer fund in memory Off
Emma King.
Bess Johns invited members
to her home August 26 ter a
special meeting to finish Fb.tr
booth plans.
Next regular meeting will be
September 9 at Vera Linn’s*
home.
Riverbend Club
' Members of the Riverbeiuf
'Homemakers Club met August 21
at Sara Moffitt’s home for a pot.
luck dinner, with eight members
present.
Fair plans were discussed, bill
boards, report on Beaters’ 4-H
'elean-up project, plans for a bakt*
sale, and statehood. The next
meeting will be held September*
116 at Sara Brewster’s home.
School Time Is
Spinal
i-Up Time
minatlon Now
Prevent Trouble Later
Make Appointment
Saturday, September 6
PI
Dr. Norma
No
Children
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Men have been known to secrete cash in furniture, shoes, and
empty coffee cans to keep it from their wives. Chances are they'd !
do better to give it to them in the first place, since most women
who handle the family funds do a good job of it.
Women appreciate the convenience of a checking account, for
it makes budgeting easier and saves many bill-paying trips.
Open YOUR account today!
MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK
Daily 10 A.M. - 3 P.NL
Open Thursday Evenings 6 - 8 PJM.
PALMER, ALASKA