Council Notes—
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tion for the Mayor's signature was
given.
There will be a special city
council meeting Friday night,
December n at tne city Clerk’s
office when representatives of the
Alaska Public Works and coun
cil members will discuss the APW
turning over the city water sys
tem to the city.
Airmen Association
Mark First Birthda)
Next Thursday’s meeting of the
^-‘qnuska Airmens Association
will mark the completion of the
association’s first year. To mark
the occasion, officers of the group
have planned a full program for
the evening, including a speaker,
films and i-efreshments.
Mrs. A1 Young of the Civil
Aeronautics Administration safe
ty division will be guest speaker
at the meeting. His topic will
deal with specific aviation prob
lems.
Association officers announc
ed that Mr. Young has arranged
his 1954 itinery to include a trip
to Palmer each second Thursday
of the month. He plans to spend
the day at the Palmer Airport
where he will inspect planes, give
written examinations for all type
CAA licenses and do other license
work. During the evenings of his
visits he plans to attend the as
sociation meetings and is plan
ning a prepared presentation of
aviation problems.
In conjunction with this, of
ficers have secured a series of
training films which will be
shown in sequence from, one at
each meeting for the next 12
months. Officials expressed their
pleasure in being able to secure
the films and urged all members
to attend regularly so that none
of the very informative films will
be skipped.
Members were also urged to
attend the coming meeting and
help lay out the program for the
coming year.
The public is invited to attend
this or any of the airmens’ meet
ings. Anyone holding an airman’s
certificate is eligible for a voting
membership in the association, j
Looking for Christmas pres- ?
ents? You can find a wonder- >
ful display of gifts from the >
Alaska Crippled Children's S
Association at my home. Start- t
ing Nov. 2 every day from <
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MRS. IDA STADLER {
Palmer <
#*mNT to help
A NEEDY FAMILY?
Any organization or individ
ual who may wish to give
money, food, clothing or other
Christmas items to needy fam
ilies may contact uorothy oax
ton at her office.
Several groups and individ
uals have indicated they are
planning to assist families
during the holiday time. If
there are any known families
who need help, individuals are
also invited to contact Mrs.
Saxton so that she in turn
may pass the information on
to donors, and help prevent
duplication in one case, and
nothing in another.
New Traffic—
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of the Palmer Drug has been des
ignated as a parking area. Lots
owned by the City of Palmer
located at Railroad and Fairview
Avenue and Airport Way have
been designated for off-street
parking.
Parking will be prohibited on
the south side of Wasilla Road,
between Valley and Matanuska
Streets and the south side of
Pioneer Peak Avenue from the
theatre entrance to Colony Street.
There will be no parking on the
south side of Co-Op Avenue be
tween the ARRC office and the
Rec Hall building and from the
east end of the Rec Hall for a
distance of 60 feet east, and other
such areas as may be posted.
By giving notice in the nature ;
of posting notices 24 hours in ad- j
vance the City Council may re-1
strict parking and use by vehicles ;
of any street or avenue, for the
purpose of snow removal.
All parking on the west side of
Valley and Colony streets be- j
tween Eklutna and Lazy Moun- j
tain Avenue (from the north side j
of the Matanuska Hotel past
Tost’s Service); the northside of
Pioneer Peak Avenue between
Colony and Matanuska .streets
(along the side of the Neal Wright
Palmer Wins—
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by a committee headed by Cap
tain W. K. Rhodes, USN, Com
manding Officer of the Station.
L.ey were met by the Navy band
and escorted to the Crew’s Mess
Mess Hall where they were lunch
eon guests of the Navy. During
their stay the Navy housed many
of the boys and men teachers at
the Station and assisted towns
people in finding housing for the
others. Entertainment for the
group included conducted tours
of the Naval Station, radio sta
tion demonstration and trips to
the docks. The visitors watched
the process of canning fresh crab,
were entertained by the Kodiak
Elks lodge and the High School
team was presented a tape re
cording of the Base High and Pal
mer High game to bring home for
rebroadcast.
A tour of Kodiak was conduct
ed and a dance was held for the
three schools on Saturday night.
Departing from Kodiak at 10
a.m. Sunday morning, the Pal
merites all felt that they had
had a most wonderful time and
as one person said, “The Navy
and Kodiak people couldn’t be
beat for their hospitality.”
building); the north side of Was
illa Road between Valley and
Matanuska streets (along the side
of the Steve Ward building) shall
all be at a 45-degree angle; park
ing on all other streets will be
parallel with the streets.
There will be limited parking
in front of the postoffice and
the bank. Between the hours of
10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on any
day except Sunday or holidays,
parking will be limited to 30
minutes.
There will be two hour parking
between the same hours and days
as above on Valley street be
tween Eklutna avenue and the
Wasilla highway and on Colony
Street between Wasilla Highway
and Lazy Mountain Avenue.
Additional information will be
published in The Frontiersman
as time and space will permit.
COURT HEWS
Eigle Jensen of Palmer waived
->-eliminary hearing in U. S.
Commissioner’s Court this week
v& h« to answer ' n a
charge of taking a car without
- ,vnv.r’& coi.^ent. rhe car, a
1951 Kaiser, was involved in an
accident. This was the first case
of its kind in the local Commis
sioner’s Court since the new
territorial law on taking a ve
hicle without the owner’s con
sent went into effect.
Clement G. MacRae was found
guilty December 1 when he ap
peared in U. S. Commissioner’s
Court on a complaint of taking
game animals in a closed area.
The complaint, brought by the
Fish and Wildlife, charged Mac
Rae with shooting and killing a
bull moose approximately 150
yards from the Glenn Highway
on November 29. He entered a
plea of not guilty but was found
guilty as charged and fined $100,
$75 of which was suspended.
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Charles W. Wilson was elected
worshipful master at the regular
meeting December 1 of Matan
uska Lodge No. 293, F & AM.
Other officers elected include
C. Ivan Branton, senior warden;
Clarence C. Hoffman, junior war
den; Arthur Madison, treasurer
and Lew Hanks, secretary. Wil
liam Curtis was elected as mem
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An installation date has not
yet been set, it was announced,
but it is planned to hold the
ceremonies sometime during this
month.
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