local Scouts—
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own beds and bed rolls. This
made it truly a camping experi
<mce.
All of the boys reported a won
derful week at camp and wish
to express their appreciation to
Douglas Bixby who accompanied
them to camp as leader and to
Dr. Arthur J. Colberg who gave
them their required physical ex
aminations free of charge.
Boys attending camp from Pal
mer were Barry Dearborn, Barry
Dearborn, Ernest Steinburg,
Jerry Combs, Jerry Fogg, Duane
Anderson, and James Anderson.
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ture was saved.
The Pullens this week expres
sed their appreciation to 011 who
responded to the fire call. “We
plan to rebuild as soon as pos
sible”, Whitey added. The loss
was only partially covered by
insurance.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Fair May—
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years old the first of July and
attended Palmer High School her
freshman and sophomore years.
She completed her high school
education at Centralia High Sch
ool in Washington where she
took an active part in school ac
tivities, representing her school as
Congress representative; attend
ed the University of Washington
annua conference; school repre
sentative to Olympia, Wash., took
a leading part in the Junior class
play and was active inchoar, ed
itor of the school annual, mem
ber of movie club, Girls’ Letter
mens Club, loyality contest re
presentative, and many other ac
tivities. She is five feet, four and
one half inches tall, weighs 126
pounds, has dark brown eyes and
long brown hair. She plans to
continue her education at the
Chris' Rifle Ranch
Mile 45
GUN REPAIRING and SCOPE MOUNTING
FEATURING: Weaver and Lyman Scopes
Beuhler and Weaver Mounts
Bushnelf Binoculars
Winchester and Remington Guns.
I FOR THE HANDLOADER:
Dupont powders, Hornaday,
Winchester, Seira, and
Remington Bullets.
C and H loading tools and
dies, Redding scales.
Fabric National, Sako and Husquvama barreled actions.
Bishop and Guyman plain and carved semi-finished stocks.
7mm; 308; 270; 30-06 300 H&H
Hoi bath re-blueing by Lynx-Line process. Good selection
of new and used firearms.
DUMPHY BOATS
SELL TRADE
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MTA—
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stand up under the winter wea
ther”, he stated.
Telephone subscribers will now
be billed once a month by the
Matanuska Telephone Associa
tion, Inc. The billings will in
clude regular monthly charges,
plus any toll calls made by the
subscribers, plus city sales tax
and federal tax on all calls made
through the MTA telephone sys
tem.
Engineer Confirmed
The contract of Joseph W. Bau
ler of Anchorage has been con
firmed by the V/dshington office
t of Rural Electrification Adminis
tration, it was announced this
week. Engineer Bauler did the
work on the area design and has
now set up office in the Severns
building. A bookkeeper and an
engineer have been hired and
the first step to be taken from
the engineer’s offce will be to
put staking crews in the field
within a short time, Patridge
said. As time goes on, easement;
work throughout the system will
begin, followed by the calling
for and letting of bids for con
struction. Then the physical la
bor will begin on pole setting,
crossarms, etc., doing as much
work as the season will permit.
Telephone Booths
Commencing Friday, July 29,
all but official booth telephone'
calls will be made in the MTA
office in the Severns building.
The Alaska Communication Sys
tem booths now located in the
ACS office in the Severns build
ing are being moved to the MTA
office.
All persons who now hold ACS
credit cards, who are not MTA
telephone subscribers, may now
apply for credit cards through
the MTA. These persons will be
billed for their charges by the
same procedure used by the ACS.
PLAN OLD-TIME
HYMN SING JULY 31
All residents of the Matanuska
Valley are invited to attend an
old-fashioned Hymn Sing being
sponsored by the Ministerial As
sociation on Sunday evening^
July 31 in the Fairgrounds at 8
p.m.
The outdoor singspiration will
held at the grandstand, with spe
cial music from Anchorage and
a guest speaker listed on the
program. Churches participating
include the United Protestant
Church, The Church of God,
Highway Church of God, Church
i of Christ and the Lazy Mountain
Childrens’ Home. In the event of
rain, the program will be held
at the United Protestant Church.
THE FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS BRING RESULTS
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