FARMERS RE-ELEG1
ASC COMMITTEE
The voters for Palmer Coun
ty Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Service Com
mittee were tabulated August
30, 1962, John D, Nash, ASC
manager, said this week.
The incumbent committee,
Roland Snodgrass. Arnold Car
son, and Raymond DePriest,
were re-elected, with R. J.
Heddles as first alternate and
Robert Lincoln as second alter
nate.
Nash stated that 85 ballots
were cast and he appreciates
the interest shown by farmers
in this election.
Nash reminded farmers that
1962 grain loans are at the rate
of $75.00 per ton. interested
parties are asked to make in
quiries at the ASCS office in
the American Legion building,
Palmer.
Mrs. Bernice Johnson has
been engaged as a full time
employee by the ASCS office
beginning September 1, 1962.
Mrs. Johnson has been working
for the Palmer County ASC
committee since 1950 when the
committee system was first es
tablished in Alaska. Mr. Nash
says he is very happy to have
Mrs. Johnson join him on a full
time basis.
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Rivers Asks Area Youths To Apply
For Service Academy Nominations
Representative Ralph J. Riv
ers announced this week that
he is accepting applications
from young men interested in
nominations to West Point, the
Air Force Academy and the
Merchant Marine Academy.
Those interested in applying
for the vacancies should write
the congressman at Room 1540,
New House Office Building,
Washington 25. D. C. as soon as
possible.
In order to qualify for admis
sion to the service academies,
a candidate must be single, in
excellent health, a high school
graduate or in his senior year,
and must have reached his 17th
but not his 22nd birthday by
July 1, 1963. Those selected will
enter the military academies
in June and July 1963. The aca
demies offer a four-year course
leading to a bachelor of science
degree and a regular commis
Mun as a secona lieutenant in
the Army and Air Force, and
an ensign in the Merchant Mar
ine.
Local Man, Texas
Girl to Wed Sept. 15
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Texas, on Sept. 15 are Miss
Beverly Wolf, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Wolf of Long
view, and J. C. Harder, son of
Mrs. Pearl Moyer of Palmer.
Miss Wolf, who has spent the
summer in Palmer, and Mr.
Harder left here Friday, Aug.
31, and plan to be back in the
Valley within three weeks.
The young couple will make
their home in Palmer.
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In announcing that he is ac
cepting requests for nomina
tions for the class of 1967, Con
gressman Rivers also reported
that his previous appointees
are doing well. Usto Schultz
, and James Roberts of Anchor
J age, and William A. Swick, III
’ of Seward are attending the Air
j Force Academy, while David
M. Smith of Anchorage and
Fred W, Barnes of Palmer are
at West Point.
Ronald C. Short of Kodiak
is just entering his senior year
at Annapolis, and also attend
ing the Naval Academy are
Paul Dennis Shuman of Doug
las, William W. Garvin of
Fairbanks ,and Dennis “Pat”
James of Anchorage. Mr. Riv
ers’ appointee to the Merchant
Marine Academy is James Ro
bert Walling of Anchorage.
WOMEN BOWLERS INVITED
TO JOIN KNIK BREEZES
Women who are interested in
bowling with the Knik Breezes
League are invited to come to
the first meeting of the new
season, on Friday, Sept. 7, at
6:30 p.m. in the Palmer Bowl
ing Center.
A good diplomat may
change the subject, but never
his mind.
NEW BOWLING LEAGUE
STARTS PLAY SUNDAY
The newly organized Women's
Handicap Trio will start bowl
ing on Sunday, Sept. 9. it was
announced this week. Bowlers
who have signed up for this
league are asked to meet at
the Palmer Bowling Center at
1:15 p.m. to elect officers and to
draw up rules and regulations.
Bowling to establish handi
caps will start at 1:45 p.m.
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