TRAINING CAR ON
ORDER FOR SCHOOL
Text and work books for the I
driver-training course which will j
soon be offered to Palmer High
School students have arrived and
the training car and dual controls
which are being furnished by
Hartley Motors, Inc. are on or
der, according to William T. Zah
radnicek school superintendent.
Students eligible to take the
course will be registered in the
near future. Students who have
study or free periods duing the :
first two hours of the day may
register for the course, the sup
intendent said. If the number of
students eligible is too great,
Spoilsmen to
Amend By-Laws
All members of the Matanuska
Valley Sportsmen organization
are urged to attend the regular
meeting to be held on December
5 at which time members will be
asked to vote on ammendment
to the by-laws. This will be in the
order of special business. The
regular program will be held
and refreshments served.
those who will soon be of an age
for driver’s licenses will be given
preference, with the younger stu
dents to take the course at a lat
er date.
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SPORTSMEN TO CONDUCT PUBLIC
9URSE IN RIFLE TARGET SHOOTING
A special four-week course of
instruction in rifle shooting will
be sponsored, beginning Novem
ber 29, by the Matanuska Valley
Sportsmen. Noel Woods, out
standing local rifleman, will in
struct the course which is being
held for beginners.
The course will be held each
Thursday evening from 7:30 to
10:00 at the club’s rifle range in
the basement of the Rec hall.
The rifle target shooting course
is open to all interested persons
21 years of age or older. The
course will cover the proper
handling and correct use of the
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rifle in four target shooting po
sitions.
All equipment, including guns,
ammunition, targets, gloves, and
jackets will be furnished by the
Sportsmen organization. There
will be a flat charge of $3.00 for
the entire four-week course and
that is all the prospective shoot
er will need. Everything else, in
cluding the instructions, will be
furnished without charge.
No pre-registration is neces
sary, Woods said this week. He
explained that the course is be
ing sponsored by the Sportsmen
to enable all adults, interested
in shooting, to turn out and see
if they like it. “If they do, we
hope they will join our rifle club
and shoot with us this coming i
season”, he said.
The Sportsmen rifle club again
last year earned National and
Territorial honors for their out
standing shooting in various
matches.
“We would like to increase the
number of our shooters”, Woods
pointed out. “By sponsoring this
course, we feel it will offer an op
portunity for those who think
they are interested in shooting
to find out at very little cost, and ;
without making any investment 1
in guns or other equipment”.
NEW RECREATION AREAS
DESIGNATED BY BUREAU
OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Four areas have been designat
ed as public recreation sites by
the Bureau of Land Management,
it has been announced by Opera
tions Supervisor, Roger R. Robin
son.
Three of the sites are located
along the new Denali Highw'ay in
the Susitna River, Clearwater
Creek, and Maclaren River areas.
The fourth is an area on Mendelt
na Creek. These sites have been
selected by the Bureau to assure
public access to the streams in
volved and to provide camping
and picnicking spots for fisher
men and tourists. They are simil
ar to others that have been sel
ected by the Bureau in past years
along the Alaska highways and
favored fishing streams and
lakes.
_NEW BABIES
Utt
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Utt of
Palmer are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a daughter
on November 11 at Valley Pres
byterian Hospital. She is the
couple’s second child and has
been named Toni Arlene. She
weighed six pounds, 12 ounces at
birth. Mr. Utt is employed at
the Evan Jones Coal Mine.
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On November 23
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stadem of
Palmer have announced the com
ing marriage of their daughter
Sonja Marie to Carl Burnett, son,
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burnett,,
also of Palmer. The wedding wilE
be held at the First Baptist
Church of Palmer on Friday, No
vember 23 at 7:30 p.m. The Rev.
John Dickerson will perform the'
ceremony. All friends and rela
tives of both families are invite<fi
to the ceremony and to the re
ception which will follow^ at Elks
hall.
We must develop the habit of saving for future
security and the earlier in life we start the better
Why not start saving for your future now . . . open a
savings account today. You will be glad tomorrow
that you saved today!
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Open Thursday Evenings 6-8 P.M.
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