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tion for receipt of additional
bids.
Glen Schroeder, contacted
by the council in regard to re
pair of the city hall roof, sug
gested alternate methods and
specifications for the job. The
council decided to ask local
contractors to submit bids !
■stating material and methods
they would use for the job.
These bids will also he opened t
BOB KEDERICK REPORTED <
•CRITICALLY ILL
Bob Kenderiek, general man- 8
ager of the Anchorage Daily a
Times, was stricken with a ^
cerebral stroke Wednesday
evening. His condition is re- a
ported as critical this morning. S
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at the special meeting Tuesday.
A second request for the
council to alleviate the problem
af runoff water from Bailey
hill flooding the Bob Jensen
residence was received. The
street department was author
zed to ditch the road and fill
n the street to prevent future
looding.
The council passed a motion
o purchase new United States
nd Alaska flags for outdoor
lisplay.
Filling of the swimming pool
t the Alex Fuller home was
uthorized for use in the
l.P.O.E. Elks therapy program. |
A permit for games of skill
nd chance was approved for
t. Michael's Men's club.
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MVCCA Has Nina
Camperships For
King's Lake Camp
Matanuska Valley Crippled
Childrens Assn, is seeking
handicapped children to use the
nine camperships sponsored by
the Assn, for a week’s outing
at King's Lake camp.
Parents of children who want
to go to the camp should con
tact Wayne Bouwens, president
of the Association, by July 20.
The camp week is July 25 to
Aug. 1.
B. P. O. Elks lodge of Palmer
has announced that three ther
apists will be at King’s Lake
camp for the week. They will
bring from their respective
districts at least one and may
be two children who are re
ceiving care under the Elks’
cerebral palsy program. Any
one who wishes to visit them
at the camp wal be welcome.
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BERT McCOOL OPENS USED FURNITURE |
AND HOME APPLIANCE STORE NERE
Bert McCool announced the
ripening today of McCool’s
Used Furniture and Appliance
store. The store will carry a
full line of home furnishings,
McCool said.
The store is in the Lepak
building in the space formerly
used by the Shamrock bakery.
Next to Brook's Equipment and
in back of the Palmer Paint
Co., McCool’s faces the alley
west of Valley St. The store
will be open Monday through
Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
McCool is well known here
as the barber in the Co-Op
building from 1948-52. He is al
so a literature evangelist with
the Seventh Day Adventist
Missions. While he is away on
mission trips throughout North
Central Alaska. Mrs. McCool
and their three children will
manage the store
Pollock to Visit
Valley Area Friday
Howard Pollock, Republican
candidate for Governor will be
at the Grange hall on Friday
evening to meet and greet lo
cal residents. Refreshments
will be served and all area
residents are invited to attend.
34 SPEEDERS TICKETED
Citations issued by the Pal
mer Police Dept, in the past
week include 34 speeding tic
kets. Other violations were:
faulty mufflers, 2; failure to
stop for a traffic light, 2; driv
ing without an operator's licen
se, 1; discharging fireworks by
juveniles, 3.
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OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 7 P.M.
SUNDAY 9 A.M. • 6 P.M.
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People, Spots In The News
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‘CONCRETE BIRD’ spreads wings
at New York’s Idlewild airport. It’s
TWA’s new $15-million flight cen
ter. It has 8,500 square feet of
glass, no two panes exactly alike!
BATTLER? Jimmie
Hyde, 3, of Fort Lau
derdale, Flaw ready to
fight (again?) to defend
his explanation of that
shiner.
OLD COLLEGE TRY—Detroit Tiger second baseman Jake
Wood Mts Hie dirt in vain diving effort to knock down a
slashing single by Yankees’ Elston Howard.
‘FISH-O-THERM’ by Minne
apolis-Honeywell takes temper
ature of water so angler’ll know
how deep to sink lure to at
tract a particular species. Elec
tronic dial is battery-operated.
Five major railroads and five
najor airlines serve Oregon.
Taxes Too
High!
VOTE FOR
Jim Frey
PD. POL. ADV.
2 Weekend Auto
Accidents Reported
State Trooper Howard C.
Luther Jr. reported two acci
dents last weekend in the Pal
mer area.
Lloyd Leonard Jennings of
Anchorage rolled his car over
in the ditch four a n d a half
miles out on the Wasilla road
Saturday evening. Sunday
about 1 a.m. William Bentti
was thrown out of a car driven
by Elwood Charles Killian
when the car struck a rock and
went in the ditch about 20
miles up the Glenn highway.
Both men were taken to
Valley Presbyterian hospital
and released after treatment
for abrasions.
Idaho is nicknamed Gem
State.
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SPECIAL KIDDIE
Each Wednesday
CENTER THEATRE
SHOWS
at the
at 2 P. M.
FAMILY MATINEE'S WEDNESDAY'S—2 P.M.
Robert Montgomery
"e""u James Cagney
The " Admiral Halsiy
GSallant Homfe
Saturday 7-9 P.M.
(ENTER THEATER
SHOWPLACE OF PALMER PI 5-3966
Thursday - Friday 7-9 P.M. Nightly
HIS NAME WAS HALSEY-BUT THE
ENEMY SPELLED IT “HELL"!.
Sun.: 2-7-9; Mon.: 7:30
Tuesday - Wednesday 7:30 Nightly
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