Janel Sherrod poses photogenic Helen Mae Stenvall against a
symmetrical pattern of rectangles to get this interesting camera
study of lines and curves. Janet's photo was also a prize
winner in the recent contest sponsored by the Palmer Photo
graphic Center, and as such is entitled to a $2 prize award at
the Frontiersman office.
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Daily at 1 and 8 p.m.
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On Monday, Thursday, Saturday, 11 a. m.
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Fun for an evening, as well as the desire to build a community
fund for the initiation of a volunteer fire association in Wasilla
prompted a recent masquerade dance in the Community hall
there. Prize-winners in the several divisions of the contest are
grouped in the picture above. First prize for men went to
Swami Bob Lucus standing at the extreme right in the photo
graph, while Mrs. Phil Holdsworth, the southern belle in the
center of the front row, was top prize winner for the ladies.
Juvenile winners kneel in the foreground in company with
"Pappy Yokum" Bryant, who together with wife Pansy, got
honorable mention for the most original costumes.
FRONTIERSMAN ADS BRING RESULTS
IS CONVALESCING
Scotty Dreghorn, who was re
cently a surgical patient at Prov
idence hospital in Anchorage,
was dismissed early last week.
He is now convalescing in his
Valley home.
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Bill Bouwens Leaves
To Police Shumagins
Deputy Marshal Bill Bouwens
was scheduled to leave the Val
ley on Tuesday of this week on a
10-day trip to bring law and
order to islands of the Shumagin
group. In company with other
representatives from the mar
shal's office, Mr. Bouwens ex
pects to board a mailboat at Cold
Jay to begin his justice tour.
The marshal and his men will
-all at King Cove, Belkoski,
Squaw Harbor, Unga, Sand
Joint, Pcrryville, C h i g n i k,
Sanak, False Pass, Scotch Cap
and Sarachef.
There is no U.S. marshal sta
tioned anywhere in the Shuma
gin group now, and the touring
sheriffs will be required to pro
ject their law and order back
ward for an entire year.
Works for 'Who's Who'
i Miss Maxine Decker of An
chorage was in Palmer last week
end to solicit advertisements for
the business directory of the
latest edition of the Alaskan
“Who’s Who.” The book, first put
into print about a year ago, is
edited by the Tewksbury broth
ers, former Fairbanks residents.
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE U. S. COMMISSIONERS
COURT FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION,
PALMER PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate of )
THERON A. SMITH, )
Deceased )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the following property of the Estate
of THERON A. SMITH, Deceased,
will be sold at Public Auction:
All of the Northwest Quarter
(Nff Vi) of Section thirty-three
(S.33), Township eighteen North
(T.1SN), Range Two East (R.2 E)
of the Seward Meridian, Territory
of Alaska, (Anchorage Recording
Precinct) except for that portion
containing twelve point forty-four
acres (12.44) acres occupied by the
Alaska Railroad Right of Way and
a piece or parcel of land subdivided
into tracts and blocks containing
thirteen point twenty-four acres
(13.24) described as follows: Begin
ning at U. S. Land Survey iron
Monument marked C thirty' three
(C33) thence due west a distance of
one thousand one hundred ninety
five point thirty feet (1,195.30 ft.)
along East and West (E&W) cen
tral subdivision line of said section
thirty-three (S.33) to the Alaska
Railroad East Right of Way line,
thence (N 13°05' E.) north thirteen
degrees and five minutes East along
said East Railroad right of way
a distance of five hundred twenty
point eight feet (520.8 ft.) said
right of way line lying one hundred
feet East (100 ft. E) and parallel
to center line of main track, thence
(S 00°13' E.) south naught degrees
thirteen minutes East along North
and South (N & S) Central subdi
vision line of said Section thirty
three (S.33) to point of beginning,
i Said entiie tract herein mortgaged
containing one hundred thiry-four
point thirty-two acres (134.32)
more or less.
Said sale will be held at the office
of the United States Commissioner,
at Palmer, Alaska, on the 29 day
of April, 194S at the hour of 2:00
p.m. o'clock of said day.
The administrator of the estate of
I said deceased reserves the right to
| reject all bids.
Dated at Palmer, Alaska, this 27
day of March, 1948.
WALTER E. HUNTLEY
U.S. Commissioner and
ex-officio Probate Judge
First date of publication, March 31.
Last date of publication April 21
Published on March 31, April 7, April
14, April 21.
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