KIWANIANS SEEKING
I6MM FILM ON
ALASKA WILDLIFE
It was requested this week that
anyone who has 16mm color film
of various types of Alaska wild
life and scenery and would like
to make it available to the Pal
mer Kiwanis dub for a planned
project, contact Dr. C. C. Bail
ey, C. E. Logsdon, Stewart Dur
rant, Lew Hanks, or H J. Hodg
son as soon as possible.
The Kiwanis club of Palmer is
developing a movie on Alaska's
wildlife and scenery. They plan
to rent this film to Kiwanis Clubs
in the States to raise money for
their active youth services work.
Monies realized from the project
would be used for such activities
as playground development, park
development, and a youth center.
Dr. Bailey is making available
to the club his film library', in
cluding his outstanding films on
bnown bear. More film is needed,
however, to develop a well
rounded production of about 90
minutes running time. Especial
ly desired are films of sheep,
coat, black and grizzly bear, cari
bou, ducks, geese, and various
kinds of fish.
The borrowed film would be
used in making an original copy,
only. Prints of the completed
movie would then be made and
the film returned to the owner.
Special attention and care will
be given all film loaned to the
local Kiwanians and returned as
quickly as possible.
When the desired film footage
has been collected and ddited.
the organization plans to have a
sound track added to make the
film a top-notch attraction for
Stateside showings. It was point
ed out that this wall not only
benefit the youth of this area,
but all Alaska will benefit from
the tourist who will be attracted
to “see for themselves" what they
have seen on film.
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THE AMERICAN WAY I
Hard To Convince I
TEST WELL BIDS
REQUESTED BY
DISTRICT ENGINEERS
Contractors interested in well
drilling are asked by the Alaska
District Corps of Engineers to
submit bids for test wells “to
locate the best and most econom
ical source of water” near At
lasta House, Mile 160 on the
Glenn Highway.
Bids will be opened January
24 at 11 a.m. in the Anchorage
office of the Alaska District, un
der Invitation 56-28.
The bids are to be based on a
minimum of two and a maximum
of four wells with a minimum
diameter of six inches and a
maximum depth of 100 feet. The
contractor is to furnish all
plant, labor, equipment and ma
terial and perform ail operations
1
necessary to Construct wells ]
which will produce 5,000 gallons !
okpotable water per 16-hour day.
The location is near the edge
of the Copper River basin, a re
gion of permanently frozen gla
cial drift. Weather conditions are
similar to Gulkana. Route to the
site is over a paved all-weather
highway and food and lodging
for construction crews should be
available from nearby road
houses.
The work is to be completed
within 90 days after contract has
been awarded.
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1956 MEMBERSHIP IN THE
MAY BE PURCHASED
Saturday, January It at
• KOSLOSKY’S DEPARTMENT STORE
*
• PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
• CO-OP TRADING POST
• MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK
Thursday evening, 6*8 p.m., January 12
• TEELAND’S STORE IN WASILLA
• ALPINE INN AT SUTTON
All persons desiring a voice in the conduct of the j
Association's business are urged to buy a voting mem
bership ($2.50) and attend the annual meeting on ;j
February 15, 1956
DONATED ADVERTIZING
Prices Effective
Thursday -■ Friday
Saturday -- Sunday
HEINZ — 15 OZ.
Chili con Carne 39c
S & W — NO. 5
Corn on Cob 49c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Pot Roast 490
lb
BONELESS PORK
Shoulder Roast
»59c
ARMOUR'S STAR ■■ ■■■■
1 LB. CELLO PKG.
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lb
ARMOUR'S — 12 OZ.
Corned Beef 59c
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Cucumber Pickles 33c
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