THE FRONTIERSMAN
Entered as second class matter on Oct. 21, 1947, at the post office at
Fainter, Alaska, under the Act of March 3» 1879
i\. J. De Julio ........Publisher-Manager
fttfitor •.......Virginia Gallant
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MEW BABIES
Mr arid Mrs. Jay Cook of P^l-1
totrr are i e civ mg congralulatioits1*
the birth of a son. fie was
i>oia at Valley Ftesbyteriaii HosV
idl'd June- ;8 and weighed sixc
iwwads, 1J ounces Gi but i, Mrs;
0:wjlt ei ployed by Koslosiy's,.]
D^ps; tmetit Store. .
Loherg
Mr. and Mrs. Lauritz Loberg’
<€ PabTH-r an receiving test
wuIk:'- on the b eth of Uteir
third cl hi. a son, who was bom;'
June 19 at 'Valley F'recby-tei’uwr
Hospital. He weighed eight j
ptftmds, 13 ounces at birth. Mr.]
tehou'g is employed at the ’Sly:]
a Ar c r .re Experiment
A REPLY TO ANNIE
By Bob Klem
t > an not remember
My \n. ■?, n dear
.Aj-ii there’s no w v to prove
’SW?3t e were.
■But r>n one thing I’m certain
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Presbyterian Seminar
To Visit Here June 29
A tour group of 35 Presbyteri
ans.' will visit Palmer on Sunday
afternoop, June 29,
' The .United Pi'otestarit Church
ami the Valley Presbyterian Hos
pital are focal points of the an
nual ' Tesbyln ian tmi > because I
o; relationship ■;> fr two m.
stdufions to the Board >f Na
tional Missions.
The group diret’or is Dr. J.
Eati Jaekmart, board .^secretary: of
the Department of Work in Al
aska.'
The tourists will he entertain
ed at supper by tiu Unite 1 Pro
bes Ur it Church. It "is expected
that Dr. Morton Ham i of Louis
ville.: Sen any. will be. a .guest,
in tlit* pulpit the mommy, of the
29th. Dr. Hanna is professor of
rum! church work at the semin
ary and is well-known m his
field. .
Included in the tour group will j
be .delegates mom '• y 'York,
Michigan, Kentucky, California
and other States.
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! Mr,' and Mrs. John Ourrand
| of Whittier were visitors in the
Valley last Saturday evening,
lealling at : the home of Mr. and
j Mrs. Archie Moffitt and Mrs. Ag
j nes Zaborac.
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Moffitt
'entertained at a buffet luncheon
|| their home this past Sunday
J afternoon in honor of Mrs. El
i mer Schroeder. of Seattle, mother
of Mrs. Maff'tt,; who has been,
visiting here the past 10 days.
Attend mg the luncheon, were Mr.
arid Mrs- Archie Moffitt, and
Pat Derrand; Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Moffitt and family; Mi. and Mrs.
Owen Moffitt and family and
Mr. and Mr.*-. Wally Moffitt and
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making her second visit to the
Valley, plans o leave foi Seat
tle June 29.
I,lie irnai .■amine' uuar.i "u-ui
ing '' of ' t :h e : Pa I rner ' Pro vis tonal
League., of Women Voters was
acid on '/Monday evening of this
week at the home of Mrs, Don
Ingalls.,
Cnark Logsdon, member of
the. Palmer City Council, spoke
td fellow Kiwauian-■ on Muruej
pal Government at the June 23
m e e t In. g ■' of t h e Pa. 3 m e i • ' Ki \ v a n i s
Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson,
former Palme rites, arrived in
town recently and are planning
to rein,am in the valley for the
summer. They are located at
Spring Creek Farm .and, state
. . we plan to enjoy every
m in u te of o u r s u m m e r v i. sit ’ *.
Tile Jo.!:"! ns one spent file winter
month 'in Ft. Meyerts. Florida
and on route to Alaska spent two
week i " at ' PI int, Michigan'; and
Two Harbors, Minnesota, and a
month in l nirbr-inks.
To..fill a vacancy at the Valley
Presbyterian Hospital, caused : by
the i 'Signalion, < \ Mrs.' Ruth Ev
erett, which wa received in May.
the Board of Directors, at their
June 20 meeting hired Mrs. Isa
belle . Woe cock, Mrs. Wool cock,
plans to begin work about mid
July.
.Mr. anc! Mrs,' Karl Heizeduir.
ger, Mrs. Ruth Everett and
daugh tei :s Sta r L.\ tin a nd Jiidy,
enjoyed an auto trip to Arctic
Circle Hot. Springs last week. Al
though" the !'rr"it.c!"riig:hi:',s!m wad hot.
visible, the group enjoyed their
trip.," Judy G rem.ainiij,g in Fair-1
banks for a.'.few days visit, with
f me arts. 1:,,
Mr." hhei Mrs. I.oyfce:'"StTifth' ar
rived in Palmer on Wednesday of
.ns week : glowing a visit,' in
the .St tee. Tiwv returned da la
Alaska. Highway i
Tf.;e next Well "Child "Confer-"
cnee at the Matanuska Valley
Health Center will ■ be held op
Fue da;., July 8.
A rogul..:- meehn 4 the Ma
tanuska Valley Airmens Associa- !
&
but at dv aiiport this evening. |
Ihc guest speaker will be from j
trie CAA office in Anchorage .
Mr. and Mr 'Ray Roberts, son
Larry and daughter Sherry arriy- ;
ed' in P a b n ■ r:' f h i s pas t ; Su t id ay j
evening and are visiting at the :
home of Rev. and Mrs. Albert, j
Compton. Tlu Roberta who for.|
merly lived at Sutton, anc Pal
jm.n ‘ CrostablGh diet' :
io ne in the valley. They have
oei.i O' de the past four years.
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i PALMER BOWUNG
LEAGUE REPORTS
Tip's Bar' .team is pushing the
Elks team for top position in the
VALLEY LEAGUE, with only
two points separating these top
bowling, teams. The Moose team,
in third position, as well as the
other three teams, with a good
night could change the positions
* in the entire league.
The MIDNIGHT BELLES, an'
all-woman league, are having
every Wednesday night. The Pal*
mer Bowling Center is still in
first place, followed by the Moose
team and the Guttersnipes.
Bert’s Drug Store team is still
in the number one position in
the PALMER PIN POPPERS
league, followed by the G & G
Drilling team and. Mac’s Plumb
ing. These three teams have
held the same positions for the
past three weeks.
With the highest total pin fall,
tlr M.E.A. ■ team moved into
first position in the PIONEER
LEAGUE. The team is tied with
the American. Legion team with
19 wins and five losses each.
Standings in the five local lea
gues; as of'last week, are ns fol
lows; (Scores reported with
handicaps unless . otherwise stat
ed) , w
Valley League
Team Won Lost
ELKS »2i 8
TIPS . . 18 10
MOOSE ...._H 14
KIRKS .... _ 13 15
ALT. A. _12 16 !
SHEEP MT. 7 21 t
High team single and series, j
vs 1070 - 3027; high ingle ,
. me Youngp' 267; hi - game
senes, Clements 705.
. Midnight Belles
Team Won Lost
P, Bowling C. ..18 2
MOOSE. 12 8
Guttersnipes ..n 9
MARA DA CAFE ....10 10
BOWLING BAGS ..7 13
| MAT. HOTEL .. 2 18
I High team single. Gutters nil pen1.
854; high team series. Palmer
Bowl:ing Center—2421; high sing.-;
e game, I.. Good; eh--2PL high
game series, J. Brooks- 553.
Pin Poppers
Team Won Lost
liLBi. B DRUG ... U 0
G & G DRILLING 15 9
MAC'S PLUMBING 14 10
MAT. HOTEL BAR 10 14
MAC’S PLUMBING A 10
TEAM 1 —10 14
KOSLOSKUS . 5 19
High team single md series,
Bert’s Drug Store, 7.9 2146, high
single and >i rics, men, B Johns
221 • 605, high game ingle,
women, AT L. Johns- 2oi: high
gahie shiies, fwonien, M. Edniin
store ■ -564.
.Pioneer League
Team Won Lost
ME. A.-19 5
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LITTLE LEAGUERS
COMPLETE FIRST
HALF OF SEASON
The Palmer Little Leaguers
have completed the first half of
their 1058 schedule and current
team standings are as follows:
Team Won Lost
Koslosky Braves _ .7 2
Kiwarns Indiana _.5 4
Janesville Giants.__„_3 8
Moose Dodgers____3 8
The second half of the 1958
season get < under way Monday
evening, June 30.
SENIOR C.A.P. WING
FORMING IN PALMER
A senior Civil Air Patrol Wing
is forming in the Palmer area
and Mason LaZell, long affiliated
with the CAP. program in the
Anchorage area, is serving as
commander. Others working in
the program include Robert Col
liver, former member of a C.A.P.
Wing in Nevada, John Means,
who is serving.as communications
officer, Mary Arm Colliver. Mar
garet Betts and others. The new
group will assist the C.A.P. Cadet
Squadron, when possible and will
be available for participation in
the search and rescue program.
A. P Sc H, .. ... . 10 14
M.V.F.C.A. _ 9 15
MAT. HOTEL L. . 4 20 ;
High single game. V. Eckert,
(M. V.F.C.A.).208; High game
series, McCartney (Legion).-552;
High team series, M'.E.A..933.' !
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F ONTIFRSMAN CLASSIFIED
BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, 7
p.m,
EXPLORERS, Elks hall, 7:30 p.m.
PIONEER GRANGE Grange*
hall, 8 p.m.
MAT VALLEY AIRMEN, Quon.
set, 8 p.m.
PUBLIC DINNER, St. Michael’s,
d-8 p.m.
FRIDAY, JUNE 27
4-H CAMP OPENS
U. P. CHURCH MARINERS, 7
p.m.
SUNDAY, JUNE 2S
SING SPIRATION, Chum of
God, 8 p.m.
SPECIA1 -1 PPH R U P Church
MONDAY, JUNE 30
PALMER KIWANIS, Grange hall
noon.
TUESDAY, JULY l
C.A.P. CADETS, Cnl Sell., 7:30
p.m
PALMER C X)SK Moose hail,
8 p.m.
MASONIC LODGE, Carpenters
hall, 8 p.m.
Marada Cafe, noon
COMMUNITY BAND, Sen. 7 - 9
pm.
THURSDAY. JULY 3
LEGION AUXILIARY, Craft
room, 3 p.m.
BOY SCOUTS, Legion v. dl 7 p.m
EXPLORERS, Elks hall, 7:30 p.m.
MAI. VALLEY SPORTSMEN,
Meet ■ rni. 8 p.m.
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