Local Boys Attend
Seoul Encampment
Among 75 Explorer Boy Scouts
from 15 Alaskan communities
■who gathered last week for a
10-day explorer encampment at
Ft. Richardson, wre Harry Camp
bell and Douglas Bixby of Pal
mer.
In addition to Palmer, boys and
their leaders were present from
Kodiak, Cordova, Haines, Ketchi
kan, Fairbanks, Nome, College,
Anchorage and the following mil
itary bases: Kodiak Naval Sta
tion, Eielson, Elmendorf and Ladd
Air Force Bases and Fort Rich
ardson.
While at Fort Richardson the
boys ate and slept at the Post
Leadership School. Mornings were
spent in lectures and demonstra
tions at the school, with the 12th
Tank Company, and on Elmen
dorf Air Force base with 10th
Rescue and the 5039th Transport
Suadron. Afternoons were spent
on the rifle range, visiting An
chorage and in the recently com
pleted Buckner field house swim
ming pool. The boys also spent
four days and three nights in Mt.
McKinley Park.
The traditional last evening af
fair, the annual explorer ball,
was held last night.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Campbell,
of Salt Lake City, Utah, parents
of Howard Campbell of Palmer
are visiting their son and his
family this week. The elder
Campbells have been in Alaska
before, having visited at Moose
Pass a few years ago.
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10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
FRESH VEGETABLES, CHICKENS
PASTRIES, AND HAND CRAFT ARTICLES.
"ALASKA GROWN. ALASKA MADE
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City Elections —
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time in city elections that the
required city residence has been
for a full year, previous required
city residence was a 30-day or
more period.
All qualified voters must be
able to read <the English language
as prescribed and provided by
Section 38, Chapter 1 of the Com
piled Laws of Alaska, 1949.
Qualifications for
Municipal Office
No person may hold any elec
tive office, or be eligible to seek
election to such office unless he
is a qualified elector of the city.
Nominations for elective officers
are by petition only. Any quali
fied elector of the city may be
nominated for elective office by
petition of any 25 such electors,
who shall be designated as his
sponsors.
Nomination petitions shall be
signed and filed with the City
Clerk not earlier than 20 days
nor later than 10 days before
the election, otherwise they will
not be acceptable. This means
that petitions must be filed in the
City Clerk’s office by September
26 but not before September 16.
A recommended form to be used
for securing signtaures will be
printed in next week’s issue of
The Frontiersman.
Judges and clerks for the elec
tion will be named at a future
council meeting.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
CHLORINATION OF CITY
LINES EXPECTED SOON
Ray Mathews, APW inspector,
said this morning they have held
off the clorination in the North
Palmer area as long as possible
to enable those in that area to
receive water from the city reser
voir. The water has been pump
ed into the existing Co-Op lines
to augment their volume during
the water shortage. In order to
clorinate the new city lines, it
will be necessary to cease this
help and for that reason those
in the North Palmer area will
probably be without water dur
ing the testing period.
It is very important that no
one hook on the city lines dur
ing the testing and clorination
period, Mathews said. The work
will be done as soon as possible
and with as much haste as prac
tical he said. We have appreciated
the cooperation shown by city
residents during this period, he
added, and again warned against
using the city water during the
clorination period.
WORK DETAIL PLANNED
BY WASILLA COMMUNITY
Anyone interested in joining a
work detail at Wasilla this Sun
day is welcome to show up at the
Wasilla Community Hall at 10:00
a.m. A free lunch will be served
throughout the day to all who
offer their services. A spokesman
for the group said today they
would like to get as much help
as possible.
High School Students
Register Sept. 1 & 2
Palmer High School students
are reminded they must register
for studies on September 1 and
2 at the high school. If students
are not registered before the
morning of September 8, when
school opens in Palnjer, they will
have to wait until September 9,
William Zahradnicek, superin
tendent of school said this week.
Where to Report
All pupils entering grades 4, 5
or 6 have been asked to report
in the gymnasium on opening day
of school. From there room as
signments will be made. All
other grades will report to their
home rooms, Zahradnicek said.
School buses will not pick up
any students within the city
limits, he reminded parents.
Those living outside the area
Jim Wilson —■
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concerned with the prospects of
a poor potato price this season.
In the Portland-Vancouver
arfia 'he visited a large produce
farm and packaging shed and
many markets and also attended
a country fair at Kelso, Washing
ton which had some very attrac
tive farm produce displays, he
reported.
Arrangements were made in
Olympia to get some laboratory
work done for the Alaska depart
ment by their feed and veterinary
laboratories.
In summing up his 16-day trip,
Wilson said he considered the trip
very worthwhile, in that he feels
contacts and observations he was
able to make will prove valuable
in the Alaska marketing program.
will be transported by school bus
as in the past.
TOURS REASONABLE RATES
CHARTERS DELIVERIES
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Located in Matanuska Hotel
Telephone 4 Palmer, Alaska
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