Philatelic Groups
Annual Exhibition
, .;The seventh annual exhibition
t>f the Anchorage Philatelic Soci
ety will .be held on, Saturday and
Sunday, April 25-26, ip the KENI
TV Studio Exhibition rooms, ki
Anchorage^
The exhibits will consist of U.S.
and foreign postage stamps, old
Alaska postmarks and covers,
First Day covers, and other phila
telic material. The main attraction
will be the designs and trial
proofs and sheets of the 7 cent
Alaska Statehood stamp on loan
from the Philatelic Museum at
Washington, D.C._
In connection with this exhibi
tion, the Society is sponsoring an
attractive blue-and-gold cachet
cover with the theme “Alaska
Year Around Vacationland.”
Orders for the 7th APEX cachet
covers, which are 30 cents each,
should be sent to the Anchorage
Philatelic Society, P. 0. Box 2214,
Anchorage, - Alaska. If an unad
f dressed, eoyeivis wanted, a stamped
and addressedr return envelope,
large enough to enclose the covets;
should .be included *with the
UEger. v,
There will also be a display by
t*r.rv liar* Mtwtw« *e**A#v-VA*<»uv«». wa*«l.
ITS LUCKY
when you live
in America
This is the life! Wide open
fairways . . . glass smooth
greens . . . good friends . . .
good sport. And after the
game (if you enjoy beer as
much as you do golf) you’ll
really enjoy Lucky Lager.
LUCKY LAGER
Sfi-UCK^
the Aachora^*jroh'k>c Stamp Club.'
•" The- Society - extends an invita
tioh to Alaska collectors to sub
mit* ah exhibit in this show.
Social Security
Man Here Monday
Topi Burtscher, Field Repre
sentative of the Juneau Social
Security Office, will be available
at the Kodiak Hotel from 6:00 to
9:00 pm. on Monday and from 3:00
pm. to 5 :00 pm. on Tuesday,
April 14th.
Burtscher is in town to take
applications for retirement, disa
bility and survivors insurance
benefits. He also will be glad to
answer any questions about social
security matters.
Anyone who is already deceiving
Social Security Benefits and who
earned over $1200 in 1958 has
to file the Annual Report with the
Social Security Administration by
April 15, 1959.
Bityinggr selling—-Use the Class*
ifietf Ads—Tfcey get results.
Youth-Discovery
Is Sunday Theme •
"Youth Discovery" is the theme
Sunday at the Community Baptist
Church. . Special services wiH be
held tomorrow from 4 pm. until
7:30 pm.
The' program outlined for the
special services include clashes
listing various fields of Christian
service, a reading play, and a
guest speaker in the evening.
A11 interested junior and senior
high school youth of the communi
ty are invited to attend.
NOTICE
The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SO
CIETY holds services each Sun
day at 11 am., Sunday School at
9:30 am., and Testimonial meetings
the third Wednesday of each
month at 8 pm. Reading Room
opens Friday 7 to 9 pm. and Satur
day 2 to 4 pm. NEW LOCATION:
Corner of Mission Road and Alaska
Way, across' from the Post Office. ■.
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STOAT DOG KICKUr
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There will be bo more shooting
of db£s unless necessary. "
When a dbg4 is picked up with
a tag, the owner will be called
at once. A payment1 of $2.50 is
required before the dog will be
released. Dog^adthout tags can be
reclaimed upon payment of the
dog tag .fee and the $£30 $hargfe
If any dog is picked up a second
time, the owner will be subject
to court action. "The Department
-win answer aH caHs received as
soon, as we can,’" the Chief stated.
“Calls can be placed 24 hours a
day.""
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