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Thursday, July 30, 1953
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FOR SALE
BOY’S BICYCLE, Good condi
tion, $45.00. Inquire Frontiers
man Office. C-7-9-tf
9 COWS, 5 bred heifers; 2 steers;
4 calves, 9 ton baled brome
hay; straw, 52 acres of oat
and pea hay. See Dick Rempel.
6-7-9-It. C-7-lG-tf.
BOTTLED GAS, unlimited sup
ply at Kosiosky’s Dept. Store.
C-A10-TF
CREAM PUFFS: Sold at Farm
er’s Market by Eleanor. Brooks.
C-7-23-3t
HOME-LITE CHAIN SAW; gas
$250.00. Inquire at Jim Feltons.
P-7-30-2t
Potato planter, digger, grader.
Ten acres potatoes in field. See
C. H. Kurtz 3 mi. South of
Town. P-7-30-3t.
GIRLS’ 26 in. BICYCLE. Inq.
Co-Op Service Station. C-7-30-tf
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
THREE ONE ROOM CABINS
on skids. Just the cabin for
your lake lot. See Frank Gag
non on Wasilla road, 3 miles
west of Palmer. P-1-7-9
QUONSET HUT, immediately
available. Inquiries must be
made in person. Valley Hos
pital. C-7-23-tf.
2 LOTS, ARRC SUBDIVISION.
See Bert or Marion Duff at
Motor-In Service. C-7-20-tf
TWO BEDROOM A.H.A. HOUSE,
completely redecorated; fur
nished or unfurnished FHA
financing. See Curry or phone
58J3. C-5-28-tf
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, Modern;
furnished: full basement. David
Onkka, Box 852, Palmer. C6-4
tf _
40 ACRES, 5 acres cleared, three
room house, water system, mod
ern conveniences. Seven miles
Wasilla Road. Write Box 798.
P-6-25-8t_
2 BEDROOM AHA HOUSE.
Erie Bresee, Gen. Del. Palmer.
P-7-16-3t
Lake Wasilla Tract with cabin,
partially furnished. Sleeps 4.
See A1 Hagen, owner. C-7-16-4t
2 BEDROOM HOUSE. 3 acres of
land. North Palmer. See Mr. or
Mrs. Carl Meiers. P~7-2-6t
4-ROOM HOUSE, with bath.
One acre. City water. Good
location. See Bert Stewai't.
C-79-tf
CORNER MOOSE CREEK
AVE & VALLEY ST. House,
2 lots, heated garage. New
oil furnace, 2 bedrooms, din
ing room, large living room.
Modern throughout. $16,500,
$3,000 down.
ONE BEDROOM HOUSE, 2
acres. 2 miles south of Pal
mer, % mile so. of Glen
Woods. Price $4,500. $1,000
down.
MODERN 2-bedroom log and
frame house. 15 acres, 960 ft.
highway frontage. Clear
water creek. 8 miles so. of
Palmer on E side of Glenn
Highway. Price $9,500. $2,000
down. Inquire Valley Bank
C-7-30-tf.
FOR SALE VEHICLES
'51 1-ton Chevrolet; good
1952 CHEVROLET Vi ion
Pickup. Very Good
1951 CHEVROLET «/2 ton
Pick-Up. Excellent
1946 WILLYS JEEP. Good
condition
'49 Ford 2 Door, Excellent
Ccnditon.
'49 Chevrolet 2 door, very
good.
KIRKS SALES & SERVICE
Palmer
C-4-30-tf
1952 BUICK ROADMASTER. Ex
tras, clean, 14,000 mil£s. $3,000,
terms. Inq. Valley Bank.
C-7-30-tf.
VEHICLES FOR SALE
1950 MERCURY 2-door sedan
26,000 miles, seats covered since
new. Never in a collision. See
C. H. Dearborn, Expt. Station
Matanuska. P-7-30-lt
, 20 FT. HOUSE TRAILER and
j 1938 GMC Pickup Truck good
condition. Inq. George Crow
ther, Box 1828 or phone 109
during the day. P-7-39-3t.
NEW CARS
’53 Ford Mainline, 2 dr. R&H
'53 Ford Consul - 4 Door
'52 Lincoln Capri—R&H 4 Dr.
USED CARS
1950 MERCURY, 2 dr. sedan
healer, radio, seal covers on
since new, twin exhausls,
priced io sell. A-l rubber.
'53 Chev. %T Pick-up
'51 Ford 4 dr. Sedan V8
'51 Ford 3-Dr. Sed. 6 cylinder
'51 Ford %T Pick-Up
'49 Ford 4 Door, good cond.
'49 Buick Converlible, R&H
1953 Mercury 4-Dr. R&H.
'46 Plym. 4 dr. R&H $675.00
GMC 6x6 Wrecker
'50 Packard, 4-door
'52 Ford 4-Door Sedan
BARGAIN HUNTERS—SPEC
IAL—1947 DODGE 1 Ion
panel. Drive il away for only
$495.00
HARTLEY MOTORS INC.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT. Inq
Tost’s Service. C-7-30-tf
FOR LEASE
3 Bedroom furnished home. Ca!
106J21 or see Gladys Dawsor
Hotel Coffee Shop. C-7-23-3t.
SPECIAL SERVICES
See Ernest Boicourt for gravel
Cinders or Top Soil. Box 723
C-7-9-tf.
DITCHING, cesspool excavatinf
and light bulldozer work. Cal
61-Y1. P-S13-481
LEES RADIATOR SERVICE
Cleaning—Recoring and
Complete Rebuild
All Work Guaranteed
Located
PALMER BODY & PAINT
BEN E. HUDGINS
Electrical Construction Co.
Box 704 Phone 1SJ3
Palmer, Alaska
Cotten and Hamilton Genera
Drilling Contractors. 6 inch
holes, water wells, test holes
prospect and blast holes $7.0(
per ft. Mile 45 or Palmei
Phone. C-7-23-tf.
BAR-B-Q COUNTRY STYLE
BARBEQUE at Shorty’s, Mile
40Vs, Glenn Highway. The best
barbecue you ever tasted. Will
barbecue wild meat or any
thing you like, any way you
like it. 20 years in the business
P-7-30-4t.
SPECIAL SERVICES
FIELD CHOPPER and TRUCKS
for fall harvesting. Contact
Francis Johnson or Mel Sand
ers. Box 901. P-7-23-4t
'SEE ME AT BETTY’S Wednes
| day afternoons to plan school
fall clothes alterations. Mary
ann Weidner. P-7-30-4t
LOST
$25.00 Reward return alive fe
male beagle hound “Folly.”
Lost Willow Creek Friday, 7-17.
Gun-shy and rabbit-shy. Chil
dren’s pet only. General Carter,
Fort Riehai'dson. Phone Taylor
3213. C-7-23-lt.
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PLASTIC-RIM GLASSES in
case. Moose Creek area from
Buffalo mine area to falls. RE
WARD. Return Sourdough Bar,
Palmer. C-7-30-lt
WANTED TO LEASE
FARMING LAND, P. Wagner,
Box 31, College Alaska
C-7-16-3t
NOTICE
We will not be responsible for
any debts or bills contracted by
anyone other than ourselves for
the Wasilla Roadhouse after this
date, July 31, 1953. Signed.
MARY DAY POLSON
PETER M. POLSON
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALAS
KA, THIRD DIVISION, PAL
j MER PRECINCT
i In the Matter of the Estate
: of ARON A. REMPEL. Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. William Rempel,
was on the 24th day of June,
1953, by an order of the above
entitled Court appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Aron A.
Rempel, deceased; and that he
thereupon qualified as such ad
ministrator in the manner re
quired by law, and all creditors
of, and persons having claims
against said decendent are here
by required to present their
claims, with the necessary vouch
ers, within six months from the
date hereof, to the undersigned
administrator at Palmer, Alaska,
Palmer Realty, which office the
undersigned hereby designates as
his place of business in all mat
ters connected with the said es
tate.
Dated at Palmer, Alaska, this
20th da^ of July. 1953.
WILLIAM REMPEL
Administrator of the Estate
of ARON A. REMPEL,
dGCGBSGdi
Published: Julv 23, 30 and Aug
I ust 6, 13, 1953
Notice for Publication
Notice is hereby given that
Royl Bud Schoonover has made
the Act of May 26, 1934 (48 Stat.
application for a homesite under
809) Anchorage Serial No. 018031
for a tract of land described as
situated on southeasterly side of
Ricahrdson Highway near Mile
Post 127.5. Latitude 62° 15’ 45” N.,
Longitude 145° 24, 40” W, at Cor
ner No. 1.
Plat of U. S. Survey No. 3120,
containing 4.97 acres and it is not
in the files of the District Land
Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely any of the above men
tioned land should file their ad
verse claim in the District Land
Office within the period of publi
cation or thirty days thereafter,
or they will be barred by the
provisions of the statutes.
VIRGIL O. SEISER, Manager
Published June 4, 11, 18, 25
July 2, 9 16, 23, 30 1953
Valley Real Estate
Phone 102
Let me show you this new 2 bedroom
home with a one bedroom rental unit in the
j; basement. Located in town on a nice shade
corner lot. Basement apt. furnished. This is
new home, never been lived in except the base
ment apartment. A home you can be proud of.
:j Let the apartment help buy it for you. Shown
;! by appointment only. $3000 down, $150 per
month, 6 % interest.
fi CL.
Water Lines Being
Laid at Rate of
USOii Feet Per Day
The city water distribution line
is going in at the rate of approxi
mately 1,500 feet per day, George
Lilly, contractor, said this week.
We have 11,900 feet of pipe line
completed and tested. Of this, he
added, 9,320 have been back fill
ed, with the North Palmer section
completed with the exception of
laterals from the shut offs to the
homes. Some of this lateral work
is being done this week.
Three thousand feet of the 14
inch supply line from the_ reser
voir was being tested this morn
ing. An additional 5,492 feet re
main to be laid on this line, Ray
Mathew APW inspector said.
Water testings are being made on
the supply line. The six inch lines
within the city are being tested
by air pressure.
Testing and back filling will
continue as soon as the pipe is
laid, Lilly assured residents to
day.
1953 FAIR BOOKS
Continued from page 1
Kirsch said this week. They were
blown off this past winter during
a heavy wind storm. More than
70 electric light globes are miss
ing and approximately $100 will
be needed to repair window dam
age. The majority of this damage
was done through vandalism, it
is believed, Kirsch said.
A regular fair board meeting
will be held tomorrow night in
the administration building at the
far grounds. Plans for the queen
contest will be made at the meet
ing.
AIRMEN ENJOY OUTING
FLIGHT; PLAN ANOTHER
Six planes and 14 persons made
the Matanuska Airmen’s outing
flight to Curry this past Satur
day. On arriving in Curry Sat
urday afternoon, members and
their guests were invited to a
dance Keins h^id by Curry resi
dents that evening.
Sunday morning two additional
planes, with six passengers join
ed the group and enjoyed a hike
to the dam where Curry’ water
supply is stored. Part of the group
flying float planes enjoyed fish
ing nearby lakes. All those at
tending were high in their praise
of the hospitality of the people oi
Curry.
Tentative plans for another
breakfast flight August 9 are be
; ing made by the same committee
i consisting of Jack Dodge, Ralph
j Wofford, Don McKechnie and
Ken Westenbarger. Two Curry
plane owners have indicated they
will participate in the next flight
which will probably be to Homei
for breakfast and possibly a boat
trip over to Cordova. Airmen in
interested in making the trip are
asked to register at the airport
or with a committee member.
The next regular meeting ot
the Airmens Association will be
held August 13 in the Co-Op clut
room.
NEW BABIES
Pullax
Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Pullar
of Star Route, Wasilla are parents
of their first child, a daughter
Judith R. She was born July 15
and weighed seven pounds, two
ounces at birth. Mr. Pullar is em
ployed by Standard Oil.
Colberg
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Colberg
l of Palmer are receiving congra
! tulations on the birth of their
first child, a daughter. Born at
Valley Hospital July 23, the little
girl has been named Jeannette
Marie and weighed an even eight
pounds. Paternal grandparents
are Dr. and. Mrs. A. J. Colberg,
Mr. Colberg is employed on the
new hospital construction project
Onkka
A daughter, Dorothy Marie,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
G. Onkka at Valley Hospital
July 24. She is the couple’s first
child and weighed eight pounds,
two ounces at birth.
Patrick
Their second child and son
David Anthony, was born to Mr
and Mrs. Emanuel Patrick on
July 25 at Valley Hospital. He
weighed seven pounds, ten ounc
es at birth. Maternal grandpar
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'way we aid. It water was to
; oe metered it was okay
with us. But now that tne
water lines are being plac
ed in position and back
tilling is already in process,
residents are awakening
to the realization that
meters are not going to be
used at this time.
The meters are here,
but cannot be placed be
cause of the installation
j cost.
We feel that the resi
dential water rate $6 is
not to much for good water
pressure. We do object to
the business house rate
however. We think the
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Vickaryous of Wasilla. Mr. Pat
rick is employed by the Evans
Jones Coal Mine.
City should at least install
meters in all business es
tablishments if it does not
have the necessary funds
to install the residential
meters.
We reiterate the cur
rent schedule is inequable,
injustice and expensive
Brother, we need met
ers and we should have
them now!
TREASURE CHEST
English Bone China. Corona
tion Cup and Saucer wilh in
scription "H. M. Queen Eliza
beth, crowned June 2nd, 1953."
Queen and children in sepia]
tone, medallion framed by yel
low wreath. British flags. Cup
and saucer gold trim. $3.00
An interesting shop
which to browse
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MILE 182</2 GLENN HIGHWAY
Extends a speeal invitation to all its
Valley Friends
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