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sincerely hope that
the New Year opens the door
^ to all the best things in life for you.
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NORM'S SUPER SERVICE
here's ro 1958! And here's to you, our
friends and customers. We certainly appreci
ate your loyalty and good will during the
uast year. Best of wishes to you and yours.
MATANUSKA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
DEADLINE SET ON
REFUND CLAIMS
ON EMPLOYMENT TAX
Individuals who have not filed
their claims for refunds of excess
contributions on wages earned
during the calendar year 1956 are
advised to do so on or before De
cember 31, 1957, according to
M. E. Weir, director of the Al
aska Employment Security Com
mission. Claims filed after this
date cannot be paid according to
law. Two classes of pei'sons are
eligible to receive refunds: those
who paid the tax on more than
$3,600 and worked for more than
one employer during 1956, and
those whose total earnings dur
ing 1956 were less than $450.
Refund application forms may
be obtained by writing to the
SAFETY COUNCIL
NAMES NEW OFFICERS
Mel W. Peterson, CAA safety
officer, has been elected chairman
of the Central Alaska Federal
Safety Council, He was named at
the recent meeting of the coun
cil held at headquarters of the
U. S. Army Engineer District,
Alaska. Gerrit Smith, assistant
chief of the Army Engineer Dis
trict Safety branch, was named
vice-chairman, and E. J. Hoff
man, Bureau of Land Manage
ment, secretary.
Alaska Employment Security
Commission at Box 2661, Juneau,
or by contacting the nearest of
fice of the Alaska Territorial Em
ployment Service.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
s the New Year
chimes in, so do we with
all good wishes for year-round
happiness and prosperity for you1
!
SHAMROCK LOUNGE
The New Year is a time for joy and merry
making... but it is also a time for sober thought and
high resolve to make the world a better, place io live
in for ourselves and for all the generations to come.
SOURDOUGH BAR
TROPICAL • ROOM
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We take pleasure
in extending to
our many friends,
neighbors and pa
trons our heartfelt
'swishes for a New
/Year filled with
happiness, success
. and good health.
TEELAND’S SHOPPING CENTER
WAS1LLA
SHORT COURSE
RESUMES AFTER
FIRST OF YEAR
Sessions of the Short Course
being offered evenings at the
high school have been postponed
until after the first of the year,
it was announced this week by
Lew Hanks, district agent, Exten
sion Service.
Soon after the first of the year
the sessions will resume and it is
hoped that one of the first pre
sentations will be on methods for
better planning and moderniza
tion of dairy lay-outs. Charles
Allen, agriculture instructor at
the high school, is preparing in
formation for this program.
Our New Year’s toast to you...may you
and your loved ones enjoy good health,
happiness and prosperity all through 195
MAG’S PLUMSiNG & HEATING
RAY AND MAGGIE
We look to the New Yecr to bring
you a full measure of good
health, good luck and
outstanding happiness.
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