COMMERCIAL-PERSONAL
PI 5-3550
TOO MUCH HAPPENED
FOR AMOUNT OF SPACE
Results of various races and
other competition at the Alas
ka State Fair which have not
appeared in the Frontiersman
this week will be published in
following weeks. Complete pre
mium lists will also be printed
when they are available.
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OVER 35 VARIETIES
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Elks Support
Cerebral Palsy
Treafmant Program
Cerebral Palsy Week, Sept
12-8, has a special significance
to the Alaska State Elks Asso
ciation, which contributes $35,
000 yearly to the Cerebral Pal
sy Foundation in Alaska.
The local Elks lodge give.'
S2.000 yearly to the program
M. E. Burgan, chairman of the
Palmer chapter cerebral palsy
comn-.itee, said.
The state program provides
for three full-time paid thera
pists, two in the Anchorage
area and one in southeast Al
aska. It also finances the mo
bile unit which goes to the
homes of stricken children to
give treatment, as well as a fly
ing unit which serves the re
mote areas of the state.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS: A young and growing population in Alaska still
finds many needs unfulfilled, and which are available in
more settled communities, and
WHEREAS: The Alaska State Elks Association has concerned
itself with bringing some of these much needed services
to both outlying and urban preas, and
WHEREAS: A great need has been found for physical therapy
for children handicapped by cerebral palsy or other crippl
ing diseases,
THEREFORE: The Alaska State Elks Association has formed a
Cerebral Palsy Foundation to bring the treatment to the
patient wherever possible, and
WHEREAS: This treatment is available without charge to all
Alaskans regardless of race, color, or creed,
THEREFORE: I do hereby proclaim the week of September
2 to 8, Cerebral Palsy Week, and urge all residents of the
community to support the Elks’ program of helping to train
the handicapped youth of this community to take their
rightful place as full citizens of this community.
Signed
BILLY R. MILLER, Mayor
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Win Tractor Contests
With a time of one minute
and 44 seconds, Jim Estelle of
Palmer placed first in the
junior division of the tractor
driving contest held Monday,
the last day of the fair. Second
place winner was Pat Rippley,
also of Palmer.
Charles Miller of Kenai took
first place in the senior divi
sion, with a time of one min
ute and eight seconds. Howard
Estelle of Palmer took second
place.
Trophies were awarded to
first place winners in both di
visions, and drill sets went to
second place winners.
Contestants drove a 550 Oli
ver Diesel tractor over a stand
ard tractor driving course, pull
ing an Oliver 140-bushel man
ure spreader.
The contest was sponsored
I by Brooks Equipment of Pal
mer.
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September 7, 1962
8:00 P.M.
$100 Jackpot
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