Toastmasters Will
Help in Public
Education About Alaska
When Alaska becomes the 49th
state afte, its general election
November 25 and an official pro
clamation by President Eisen
hower, 75.000 ‘Toastmasters”
throughout the United States who
have trained themselves in pub
lic speaking and other forms of
communication will participate
jffi a campaign of public educa
tion about Alaska,
Tins was disclosed by Acting
Governor Waino E. Hendrickson
who said he has invited Aubrey
K Hamilton of St. Louis, Mo.,
president of Toastmasters Inter
national, a, non-profit educational
organization, to come to Juneau
:tor a conference concerning the
project. They will confer on No
vember 18.
"We mint tell our fellow eit
ti.ens of our sister states about
Alaska’s potential contribution to!
-fair nation,” said Gov. Hendrick
son, "and we must see to it that
tjl0.se who are planning to settle
hen;* are properly informed in or
der that they may avoid hard
ships based on lack of knowledge
of opportunities available,”
Important Meeting
Ptanned for All
Local Male Bowlers
A meeting of the Palmer Mens
City Bowling Association will be
held at Elks lodge on Sunday,
November 10, at 2 p.m. All male
bowlers in the city, who are
bowling in any league, are urged
to attend.
Discussions will include plans
for the city tournament as well
as the forthcoming State tourna
ment, and election of officers will
be held
RAINBOW GIRLS
TAKING ORDERS FOR
THANKSGIVING PIES
Thanksgiving pies made to
order are being offered to the
public by members of the Pal
mer Assembly Order of Rainbow
for Girls. This is the second year
the girls have offered this ser
vice, which proved to be very
popular last year during the holi
day period. Persons wishing to
place orders are asked to call
either PI-3000 or PI-4092 and
state the type pies desired and
(he delivery date.
Toys! Toys!
Toys!
DOUBLE GOLD STAMPS ON ALL
CASH TOY SALES.
Reed's Hardware
NEW BABIES
Harrington
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Harring
ton of Palmer are parents of a
a new daughter, born at Valley
Presbyterian Hospital November
7. They have named her Emma
Jean, She weighed eight pounds,
two ounces at birth. Mr. Hairing
ton is a local dairy farmer.
O'Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Connor
a’re receiving best wishes on the
birth of their first child, a son,
who was born November 8 at
Valley Presbyterian Hospital,
The O'Connor’s have named their
boy Ronald Duane. He weighed
four pounds, two ounces at birth,
Mr. O’Connor is employed by the
Evan Jones Coal Company.
Hume *
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Hume are
parents of their fifth child a
daughter, who was born at Val
ley Presbyterian Hospital No
vember 10, weighing seven
pounds even. They have named
her Starr Rowena. Dr. Hume is a
practising physician-surgeon in
Palmer.
SERMON TOPIC
TO EMPHASIZE
BUILDING PROJECT
“Christian Stewardship” will be
the topic of Floyd J. Hadden ••
ham’s message at the morning
worship service at the Church of
Christ November Hi The topic
will emphasize the fact that the
congregation recently voted to
add to the present facilities, and
is contributing to a building fund
for that purpose.
Colored slides will tie used to
illustrate the sermon on “Peter’s
Confession” at the 7 p.m. service
on that date. Those planning to
attend the evening service are
invited to attend an hour earlier
and enjoy the youth hour under
the direction of Paul Henry.
Bible school will be held at
9:45 a m., followed by the morn
ing service at 10:45 a m.
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CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES
Cooper - Ryan - Moody
STATE SENATE
Jim Hurley
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Egan tor Governor
Pd. Dem. Ad Authorized Wendell Kay Chm.)
PALMER BOWLING
LEAGUE REPORTS
26%
25
-.20
. 17
10%
... 9
Lost
9%
11
16
19
25%
27
Men's Scratch Trio
Team Won
Valley View Apts.
Palmer Sheet Metal
No. Palmer Store
Pippel Insurance
Alaskan TV
Palmer Bar
High game of 225 was rolled by
Ray McCartney and Ken Wes
ten barger rolled high series, 751,
followed by McCarrney with a
750 series. These series are for
four games.
Pin Poppers League
Team Won
HARTLEY MOTORS 26
MAC’S PLUM BING 25
G & G DRILLING 20%
MAT. HOTEL BAR
KORLOSKY’S
LA RN
High games and
13
1 2 1
11
high
Lost
10
11
15%
23
23 %
series
Hotel
Were rolled by Dee Hurst,
Bar team, 210-573; and Richard
Horton, 207-538.
Pioneer League
Team. Won
Lost
6
15
17
22
24
24
PALMER CAFE 30
ME A 21
ALASKA TV 19
MEEHAN TRUCKING 14
MAT HOTEL 12
M.V.RC.A, 12
Gene Annas of the Palmer Cafe
team rolled high game and high
series, 230-609. The Palmer Cafe
rolled high team series, 2584.
Pin Busters
Team Won Lost
ODDBALLS 19 13
PIGGLY WIGGLY 17 15
BLUEBIRDS 16 16
KOSLCHUSKY'S 16 16
BERT’S DRUG 15 17
RICE’S BAKERY 13 19
High single games were rolled
by Tats Gosho, 224; Barbara
Brown, 219; and the Oddballs
team, 769. High series were es
tablished by Gosho, 585; B. Brown
662; and Koslosky’s team, 2088.
King Pin League
Team Won
FANCHER 24
CAMPBELL 22
LA CHER 18
BETTI NE 17
McCartney 10
METZ H
High single and high
s e r i e s were roll e d by
Campbell team,
bell rolled high
and, series, 192-505, and
Johnson rolled high singh
high
126
serie
Lost
12
14
18
19
20
25
team
the
733-2087. Camp
individual game
Ann
and
for the women, 165
Knik Breezes
Team Won
Reed's B. B’s. 21 ’a
Mat. Valley Bank 191 a
Matunuska Hotel 191 a
MODK-O DAY 19
D’GUTTERSNIPES 15* a
WOMEN OF MOOSE 13
Elaine Williams of tin
Bank team rolled high
and series, 218-56(5. High
Lost
14%
1611*
16%
17
20 Vi
23
Valley
single
team
was rolled
single ganu
Matanuska Hotel team,
Reed’s Bowling Bags foiled
three-game series, 2452.
Dispenser League
by the
, 855;
high
Team
PALMER BAR
Tropical Gardens
ALPINE INN
Shamrock Lounge
HALFWAY HOUSE
MOOSE LODGE
Ralph Moore had high single
game, 257; high series was rolled
by Rex Hardage, 588.
Valley League
Won
Won
27
22
19
16
12
12
Lost
9
14
17
20
24
24
Team
KIRK’S SALES
M T A
ELKS
CREAMERY
MOOSE
TIPS
Maurice Pelletier
22%
21
20
18
14%
12
rol led
series for
single and high
evening, 230-596.
Doe-Bucks League
Team Won
Edgars 23
“Y” ELECTRIC 19
Tropical Gardens 17
PIN HEADS 14
Lost
13%
15
16
18
21%
24
high
the
Lost
5
9
11
14
OBITUARY
MAXINE L. KUCERA
Funeral services for Mirs. Max
ine L, Kueera, 37, of Palmer, were
held from St, Michael's Catholic
Church on Wednesday, Novem
ber 12, at 10 a.m. with the Rev.
James P. Snead officiating.
Mrs. Kueera, who was born in
Bonners Kerry, Idaho, came to
Alaska with her family in 1951
and since that time had resided in
Palmer, Prior to her death No
vember 9, she was employed in
the general office of the Matanus
ka Valley Farmers Cooperating
Association. She previously had
been employed in the Matanuska
Valley Bank and was active in
the Matanuska Valley Airmens
Association.
Survivors include her husband,
William Kueera, two sons, Thom
as and William, Jr., all of Palmer
and a daughter, Mrs. Rose Rllen
Lozier of Anchorage. Also her
mother, Mrs Luella Roden of
Palmer; her father, James Roden
of May it? Springs, Idaho, who
came to Palmer for the Funeral
service; three sisters, Mrs. Esther
Vidmar of Palmer, Mrs. Noamt
Hole of Princeton, Indiana, and
Mrs. Hath Mudd of California;
and her grandfather, llietnie Ste
phens of Bonners Ferry. Also a
nephew* Roger Vidmar and a
niece, Christine Vidmar, and Mr.
and Mrs, Roy Barry, uncle and
aunt, and Bill Barry, cousin, all
of^ Palmer.
Bearers were Richard Jones,
Don Parks, Sr., Martin Williams,
Bernard Nicman, James Stuart,
and Henry Inching Interment
took place in the Palmer Ceme
tery.
Funeral arangements were
made by the Anchorage Funeral
Home.
THE HITS 7 21
MAT COFFEE SHOP 4 24
High individual games were
rolled by Bob Fancher, 215; June
Withey, 203; and Edgars team,
722. High series were rolled by
John Heed, 553% Tern Hartung,
544; and the Edgars team, 2094.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
Acting Governor
Urges Alaskans Use
TB Christmas Seals
Acting Governor Waino E.
Hendrickson this week called on
all residents of Alaska to buy
and use Christmas Seals to sup
port the fight against tubercu-*
Ins is.
Endorsing the 25th annual
Seal Sale in Alaska, Governor
Hendrickson said, “I wish the Al
aska Tuberculosis Association
mid its local affiliated groups
throughout the states success in
their 19511 Christmas Seal Sale. I
urge all residents of Alaska to
buy and use these traditional tu
berculoses Christmas Seals so
that this voluntary agency can
continue its work against a com
municable disease which still
brings personal tragedy and ec
onomic loss to many people.*’
The Seal Sale in Alaska is
part of a nationwide campaign
which opens November 15, and
will continue through December
31. The seals appeared in Alas
kan homes at least a week earlier
than the official opening date in
order that persons might have
them m time for their Christmas
man and packages.
Lutheran Church
Services
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME
WOODS INSURANCE
For all your
Insurance needs
Located in
Bowling Center Bldg.
Phone PI-3300
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