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Testing Sch:duled
For Haines Pipeline
Testing of Haines to Fairbanks
pipeline is scheduled to get un
der way about mid-June as con
struction of the $40,000,000 Alas
ka military project continues to
ward final completion this fall,
according to the Alaska District,
Corps of Engineers.
Testing of the pipeline and its
storage and pumping facilities
will take an estimated three to
four months and will be follow
ed by a one-month period of op
eration by the contractors before
it is turned over to the military.
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Notebook
Rosann Branton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ivan Branton,
is visiting her grandparents in
Yachats and Roseberg, Ore. On
her return she will be accompan
ied by Kit Johnson, former Pal
merite who will visit with the
Brantons for the summer.
Bobby Saxton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alva Saxton, is visiting his
grandfather, Leach Bettine in
Washington.
Mrs. Ed Barrett of Palmer is
flying to Seattle on Saturday of
this week on her first trip Out
side in 20 years. While in Wash
ington Mrs. Barrett will visit her
husband's people in Tacoma and
the American Legion Auxiliary
unit in Kent. Most of her time
will be spent visiting friends in
Seattle.
Mrs. Lucille Curry is replac
ng Mrs. Ann Short as bookkeep
er in the office of The Frontiers
man. Mrs. Short recently resign
ed her position.
George Crowthers of the Al
aska Department of Agriculture
is in Fairbanks for a few days on
Department business.
13 TO RECEIVE
FIRST COMMUNION
ON JUNE 19
First Holy Communion ser
vices will be held at St. Mich
ael’s Catholic Church on Sunday,
June 19 at a 10 o’clock mass, it
was announced this week. A
priest from the Anchorage Cath
olic Church will offer the mass.
Those to receive communion
are Victor Johns, Robert Tiro
pelli, Sally Tirapelli, Kathy
Smulick, Carol Weisenberger,
Sandra King, Emily Zanona,
Magoraino Zanona, Claude Har
ter, Billie Pippel, Lora Lee Bou
wens, Kenneth Bouwens, and
Mrs. Harry O’Donnell.
Regular Sunday morning ser
vices will be resumed at St. Mi
chael’s church on June 26, at
which time the Rev. James P.
Snead will have returned from
the States.
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19 Attending 4-H
Round-Up at College
Nineteen valley youths left
Wasilla by train to Fairbanks on
Monday of this week. They will
attend the 4-H Round-up to be
held at College, Alaska.
Those attending are Annetta
Saw by. Charmaine Saw by, Carol
Splettstoezer, Gretchen Essling
er, Sarah Moffitt, Roberta Sharp,
Joan Hurley, Betty Jo Wilson,
Pat Schaefer, Muriel Hanks,
Judy James, Wilda Harris, Mark
Sandvik, Mike Berry, Larry and
Craig Trowbridge, George and
Larry Sharp and Gene Dinkel.
Penny Buzby, Palmer 4-H’er,
visiting in Fairbanks, will also
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pair the damages done,” Adams
said. Because no funds are pro
vided for the maintenance and
improvement of these camp
grounds, it does not appear as
though the repairs can be done
this year, he said. The pump at
Finger Lake provided the only
fresh water available for drink
ing or cooking.
attend the Round-up.
Mrs. Pearl Trowbridge, leader
of the Vegetable Growers club,
and Mrs. Evelyn Sharp, assist
ant club leader, were the 4-HL
leaders accompanying this group.
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HEY KIDS! SAVE
DONALD DUCK BREAD WRAPPERS
AND WIN
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| ; A Schwinn Bicycle will be awarded at the end
of June, July, and August, to the boy or
girl turning in the greatest number of
Donald Duck bread wrappers.
\\\ In June a 24 in. Schwinn will be awarded; in
in July a standard model and in August
a DeLux Model.
Watch Your Paper and Listen to the Rex
King Show on radio station KFQD, 11:00.
to 11:30 a.m. Mon., Wed., and Fri. for
further information.
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Libby’s Sliced
211 TIN
Libby’s Crushed
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Libby’s Chunks
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