Special Services Special Services
VALLEY CONCRETE PRODUCTS
and
VALLEY SAPID & GRAVEL
Crushed Rock Washed Sand and Gravel
Motar Sand Ready-Mixed Concrete
Building Blocks Sack Cement & Supplies
PI 5-4062
KEITH'S BODY &
FENDER REPAIR
AUTO PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATES
PI 5-3800
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
MARJORIE R. THOMAS
Bookkeeping — Payrolls
Tax Service—Notary Public
Mrak Building Palmer
Phone PI 5-3581
C-l-24-tf
• BACKHOE WORK
Excavating cesspools, j
ditches, etc.
• CAT WORK
Land Clearing wD8's i
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 5-4098
Legal Notice
INVITATION FOR CONSTRUCTION
BIDS
Sealed bids for the construction of an
office addition to the Matanuska Elec
tric Association. Inc Headquarters, lo
cated at Palmer. Alaska, will be re
ceived at the office of the Matanuska
Electric Association, Inc., Palmer, Alas
ka. until 2:00 pm Alaska Standard
Time, June 26. 1963, and then at said
office publicly opened and read aloud
The owner reserves the right to
waive any formality in, or to reject any .
or all bids.
Willard H. Johnson
Chief Engineer
Matanuska Electric Association, Inc.
Contract documents are on file at
the offices of the Associated General
Contractors in Anchorage, Seattle, and
Tacoma, at the Building Plan Center.
15 East 22nd. Portland. Oregon, the
Plan Bureau, 127 Mercer Street. Seattle,
Washington, at the offices of the Matan
uska Electric Association. Inc., and the
offices of the architect. Edwin Critten
den, Architects and Associates. 835 Ninth
Avenue, Anchorage. Alaska
Copies of the documents may be ob
tained at the offices of the Matanuska
Electric Association. Inc., or the offices
of the architect upon payment of $35.00.
which payment will be refunded upon
the return of the documents within
ten days after the bid opening A cer
tified check or bank draft payable to
the Matanqska Electric Association. Inc ,
or satisfactory bid bond executed by
the bidder in an amount equal to 5 per
cent of the base bid shall be submitted
with each bid as a guarantee of fulfill
ment. The successful bidder will be re
quired to furnish and pay for satis
factory bonds of 100 per cent perform
ance and payment of the contract. No
bids shall be withdrawn for a period
of thirty (30) days subsequent to the
opening of the bids w'ithout the consent
of the Matnuska Electric Association.
Inc.
Published May 29. June 6. 13 and 20, 1963.
To often the man who takes
credit for being a critic is only j
a chronic knocker.
I
HAODENHAMS TO
ASSIST AT CAMP
Floyd J. Haddenham, min
ster of the Palmer Church of
Christ, and Mrs. Haddenham
vill leave Sunday for two
veeks at Cottonwood Creek
Christian Camp near Wasilla.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Haddenham
vill teach and together they
vill direct afternoon recreation
luring senior week, which is
lune 3 to 8, and junior week,
vhich is June 9 to 13.
Cottonwood Creek Christian
Damp, a non-profit Christian
Service Camp operated by
Churches of Christ, is open to
ill boys and girls of Alaska.
For further information call
5-3838 or FR 6-3168.
use the
WANTAiS
The Frontiersman
Pioneer
Motel
NOW OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
Beautifully furnished:
units with wall to wall;
carpet. Located be-i
hind Texaco Service.;
PI 5-2848
THE DUMP
located on The ROBERT MIELKE
property 2 miles west of Palmer
on the Wasilla Hiway
Will Be Closed
JUNE 1st
A New Dump
will be established south of Palmer
on tbs Barney Anderson properly
Education Is
(Confinued from page 1)
ient of the E!k. Youth Leader
ship award.
Both (Lee and David receiv
ed the I'TA leadership award
of $25 each.
J;ci:e Hanks was recipient of
the Homemaker of Tomorrow
award and the Elks Youth
Leadership award, also a state
room scholarship at the Uni
versity of Alaska.
Wayne Eckert received the
; Elks scholarship award and the
Sears Roebuck scholarship of
$300 to the University of Al
' aska.
To Jackie Snodgrass went the
Matanuska Maid. Inc., scholar
ship to the University of Alas
ka in the amount of $500.
Introduced to the audience
were the four students whose
names will appear in the 1963
edition of “Who’s Who among
Student Leaders.” They are
Glee Casler, Janie Hanks, Da
vid Martin, and Carol Wilson.
Sswer System Fiscal Agent -
(Confirmed from page 1)
ner resignation irorn tne city i
planning commission, tating
that she is no longer a resident
of the city.
Street Names
A recomendation \va read,
from the planning commission j
that Railroad Avenue be re- i
named Snodgrass Way, rather!
than the main street of the
city, as this would destroy the
grid system. The recommenda
tion was approved by the coun-1
cil.
Other Business
After the flnai reading of
the ordinance for the abate
ment of public nuisances on
private property, the ordinance
was adopted by the council.
A second reading of the or
dinance for a fire prevention
code was followed by the coun
cil recommendation that the
provision for bulk storage of
propane gas be clarified.
There was a first reading of
ine ordinance on the liowage
fees at the Palmer airport. The
ordinance would provide that
wholesale dealers who delivei
gas and oil to the airport will
pay the city a fee of 2c pet
gallon on all aviation gasoline
and 5c per gallon on aviation
oil.
Council members asked that
a letter be drafted to Mr. Berg
on at the Palmer depot, thank
ing him for opening depot fac
ilities to the Colony Days
crowds.
It's self-interest that's most
likely to warp a man’s judge
ment.
CON-GAME
Nothing succeeds like suc
cess — and as long as swindles
pay off they will continue.
Admit your mistakes—don’t
continue blindly on the same
course.
Midnight Sun
Pipers Entertain
The Midnight Sun I’jpe B ine
>n full Scottish regalia, mar
ched through the streets o
Palmer yesterday, and loea
peopa were given the oppor
tun.:; to meet them personal):
at a luncheon at the Elks hail
The appearance of the grouj
was sponsored by the loea
Lions Ciub.
Other appearances in th<
area have been scheduled fo
the pipers, who will also enter
tain at the Lions district con
vention in Nome.
With the group was Gordoi
Cameron, commissioner of Yu
kon Territory. The pipe ban<
are all residents of the city o
Whitehorse.
Present at the luncheon yest
terday were a number of Lion
officials from both Yukon Ter
ritory and Alaska.
'museum opens
THIS WEEKEND
•| The Matanu.ska Valley Mu.
' r um will begin its regular
1 schedule this weekend, when
• will be open Saturday and Sur
' i day from 1 to 5 p.m The regi
• i lar five-day weekday scheduT
' will begin next week on Wen
1 1 ncsday, continuing through
Sunday, at the same hours.
The museum is located tn
- the basement of the Front ie’
• I Cafe building.
, i “Puts Mosquitoes
j Into A Tailspitt"
f Said Circle Plater fields m.ner>. 20_yer*
,1^0, in voting HI HAMi .i' Strtnte si'
greatest contribution to Miners. fu*>t
effcc five today. Burn a little vchene
you want peace, comfort and a g***''
night s rest.
rs BO HACK
HYGRADE JjH t
WIENERS
SUNRISE-10 Pk. jm A c
Wiener Buns 49
EARLY GARDEN
PEACHES
PEARS
DUCHESS
NESBETTS POP
Vh SIZE
STRAWBERRY
ORANGE
ROOT BEER
GRAPE
IN
TINS
6 FOR 75
PLUMS.
APRICOTS
SIZE
3 89'
POLAR FROZEN
Strawberries
10 OZ. PACKS
4 ,.99'
MATANUSKA MAID
ICE
CREAM
% gal. 89°
V %■
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
FACIAL TISSUES
CORN
GUT
GREEN
BEANS
400 SIZE
FOR
PEAS-WAX BEANS
4 for 89c
RITZ CRACKERS
39°
MJB COFFEE
2 Lb. $4 27
Tin 1
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