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VALLEY CONCRETE PRODUCTS |
and
VALLEY SAND & GRAVEL
Crushed Rock Washed Sand and Grave!
Motar Sand Ready-Mixed Concrete
Building Blocks Sack Cement & Supplies
PI 5-4062
STAMPS for COLLECTORS
Specialising in United States
Wide Selection Foreign and New
Issues — Complete Line Philatelic
Supplies - Scott A M ink us Catalogs
and Albums—Whitman Coin Books,
Albums. Guide Books
THE STAMP CACHE
436 5th Avenue—Anchorage, Alaska
I
CURLY’S TV
SPRINGER ROAD
PI 5-2214
Your Motorola Dealer
McCOOL'S
FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE
Now Open in Lepak Buidin*
Formerly Brooks Equipment
HOURS —9 - 6 MONDAY - FRIDAY
MARJORIE R. THOMAS
Bookkeeping — Payrolls
Tax Service—Notary Public
Mrak Building Palmer
Phone PI 5-3581
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KEITH'S BODY &
FENDER REPAIR
AUTO PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATES
PI 5-3800
1 i
CUSTOMER SERVICE
The Solid Cedar Home everyone is talking
about. Call your Valley Dealer for details:
LES or BETTY MEARS
EVENINGS PI 5-4480 OR DAYS PI 5-3290 or
PI 5-3291
GUS SCHEELE
Backhoe • Dozer
Freni End Loader
Gravel - Top Soil
fr 6-9290
WASILLA
LAUNDER
CENTlR
NOW OPEN
7 DAYS A WEEK
9 n.m. * • p.m. Mon. *
9 i.m. - 6 p.m. Sun.
WE WASH OR
YOU WASH
Alaska Cleaners
Pickup Station
(Anchorage Prices)
Wasiila
Hemmer
EXCAVATING
Loader
Back Hoe
Dump Truck
PI 54228
KEYS made wiu,e y' ,. wad
at Koslosky’s. C-l-lK-tf
fl-l MOVING
Formerly
LENTZ EXPRESS
Anchorage--Palmer Wa&illa
DAILY
Call Agent:
Jim's Appliance
FR 6-3480
Anchorage
FA 2-3456
• BACKHOE WORK
Excavating cesspools,
ditches, etc.
• CAT WORK
Land Clearing wDB's
Cat and carryall work
• CONCRETE WORK
Slabs
Basements
• HAULING
Dump type equipment
APSC Permit
Gravel
Dirt
OWEN A, MOFFITT
Box 757 Palmer, Alaska
Ph. PI 5-2795 or PI 5-409S
COAL HAULING
YOU CALL Al 8-2213
DICK DIEDRICH
WIU HAUL
HAMRICK
ACCOUNTING
PI 5-4003
PALMER
The price of liberty is eter
nal vigilance—payable in ad
vance.
Special Services
JIM’S
APPLIANCE
REPAIR
McCulloch chain saws
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCE REPAIR
MARINE SUPPLIES
Wasilla FR 6-3480
DRAWING AND FAINTING
lessons, child and adult groups.
Classes each Monday and
Thursday, morning 9-12 or
afternoon 1-4, starting June
3. Marie Van Auken, Star
Route. Palmer, or PI 5-3919.
C-5-ie-tf.
A pessimist reasons that if a
thing isn't wrong, it isn't right.
Special Services
BEN E. H1J06INS j
ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION CO.
I PHONE PI-5-2085
; Box 704 Palmer, Alaska
G & G DRILLING CO.
WATER WELLS
DEVELOPMENT WORK
LEE H. GOHR
PI 5-2087 Box 1358
Palmer
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Communicable disease re
ported in the Palmer area dur
ing the week ending May 17
included one case of three-day
measles, two cases of mumps, 1
and two upper respiratory in
fections.
Faith costs nothing at all, hut ]
the person without it is lost.
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Dear Editor:
We have a problem down \
here on the coast of Oregon !
that should ir.t -retd your read- I
or- Perhaps they can help us |
The Intenor ID : a•' < t
wants to establish a sand dun-1
es park in this area. It would |
U r. . in some 42.000 ac.es am: ’
cost about S30.000.000 by the I
time Highway 101 is relocated, |
as planned by the National j
Park Service.
The surprising part is that
much of the land is already
held by the U. S. Forest Ser
vice which has developed it
for recreation. But some pri
vate land, containing 267 homes
and 44 businesses would also
be turned back to wilderness.
Two excellent Oregon State
Parks—Honeyman and Ump
qua Lighthouse—would be tak
en over by the federal agency. !
We know about your large ;
wildlife refuges: Arctic Nation- '
l ffrJJr/St/ftJSi
;ii Wiidlife Refuge of 8,000,000
acres; Clarence Rhode with 1,
870.000 and Izenbek with 415,
oO. We understand that Ciar
•ncc Rhode i- the only one that
has been granted funds.
People here don't, want the
and [•ark. knowing that ef
forts will be niade to expand
R and take in ail private pro
perty’ in the area, cutting off
school tar-.es and eliminating
several hundred homes as well
as tree farms, businesses and
private property in general.
There is no need. There is no
vanishing seashore here.
No doubt Alaska could use
the S30.000.000 to much better
advantage. We suggest that you
call this to the attention of
your Senators.
Cordially,
JACK PARKER
Box 1033
Florence, Oregon
Food Concession
Is Benefit fitVCCA
MVCCA and ‘he Palmer Fire
Department ambulance fum
will benefit from the exclusive
Alaska Crippled Children
Association food concession a'
the Palmer Grand Prix on May
25 and 26, Mrs. Lowell Simp
son, MVCCA president, said
this week.
Materials for the booth,
which will be located in the
park strip in front of B and t
Electric, have been donated
by the Alaska State Fair Asso
ciation.
Eva Campbell and Fritz Lowe
of the Frontier Cafe have of
fered their services in pre
paring the food and setting up
the booth, Mrs. Simpson said
Anyone wishing to help serve
is asked to call Mrs. Lew Hanks
or Mrs. Simpson.
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D and A Grocery