Page 8 — The Frontiersman;
Thursday. January 10. 1063
FEWEST MISTAKES HELPS
Take advantage of your op
portunities — the fellow who
Succeeds is the one who makes
the most profit from the few-'
*ist mistakes.
It's the man who claims he
<ran read women like a hook
that often forgets his place.
Council Studies Bids for Remodeling -
(Continued from page 1)
up the subject of naming and
marking streets in the city of
Palmer, saying that post off
ice officials have pointed out
that if this were done, and a
house numbering system set
up, it would be possible to
have house-to-house mail deli
I veries in the city. It was re
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called that a map of the city ;
streets, together with a sug
gested new system of naming, j
was published last June along'
with a request for suggestions
from Palmer residents, and
, that very little response was]
received.
♦ * *
General fund bills in the:
amount of $2,391.16, and water I
fund bills totalling $502.51 ]
were approved.
Balances in the Matanuska'
Valley Bank on Dec. 31, 1962, |
were $16,319.83. general fund;
$8,905.49, water fund; and $11,
400.84, property tax fund. Sav
ings accounts balances were
$7,168.77, general fund; $25,
1 500.98; water fund; $10,241.09,
; property tax fund; $3,790.57,
depreciation fund; and $5,045.
81, accrued leave fund.
Social Security Questions and Answers
QUESTION: My wife and I
are both over 65. I have been
employed until recently by a
cannery. When we come in to
file for our social security ben
efits, what proofs should we
bring with us?
ANSWER: First, both you
and your wife will need proof
of your ages. Secondly, you
should bring your last year’s
withholding tax statement or
W-2. If your wife has worked
within the last year, she, in
addition, should bring her
W-2. By having these proofs
with you, you will enable us
to process your claim more
rapidly.
QUESTION: What types of
benefits are payable to a wor
ker and his family when he
retires?
ANSWER: Monthly benefits
are payable on retirement to
retired men at age 65 and to
women at age 62. Also to these
dependents: A wife age 62; a
dependent husband age 65; a
child under 18, or over 1'8 and
totally disabled; a wife of any
age caring for a child entitled
to benefits.
QUESTION: What type of
benefits are payable to the
family of a deceased worker?
ANSWER; On the death of
an insured worker, monthly
benefits are payable to a wid
ow age 62 or over, a child un
der 18 or disabled before 18,
a mother with such child in
her care, a dependent parent
or a dependent widower age
65 or over.
For more information about
social security, write to Social
Security Administration, Box
1331, Juneau. Alaska.
RADICALS
Extremists in any walk of
life generally generate a lot
more heat than light.
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MEAT SPECIALS
LEAN and TASTY
GROUND
BEEF
59
lb
- STORE HOURS -
MON.-SAT. 10:00 - 7:00-SUNDAY 10:00-4:00
CUDAHY PURITAN
PORK SHOULDER
4 LB. CAN
$2
INVENTORY SALE CONTINUES
ALL COTTON YARDAGE
3
YARDS FOR
$
400
HUNT For The Best
APRICOTS .No. 21/2 3 for 89c
PEACHES, Sliced Cling .. No. 300 5 for 99c
FRUIT COCKTAIL.No. 300 4 for 89c
TOMATO JUICE .46 oz. ea. 47c
Large Group Jantzen-PemHeton
LADIES SKIRTS.
HUNTS Products
TOMATOES .21/2 3 for 99c
CATSUP .14 oz. 5 for 99c
TOMATO SAUCE.No. 300 5 for 89c
CHILI BEANS.No. 2V2 2 for 59c
HOLIDAY MARGARINE 5 - I»o
4 LBS.
-BEST BET
4 LBS.
Elbow Macaroni „ ST Spaghetti „.57'
12 OZ - SILVERBOW - U. S. No. i
CLOVER COMB HONEY 59
10 LB. BAG $
Friskies Meal u,k
*
ea
129
LOG CABIN
SYRUP
36 oz.
SPEND WISELY!! BUY LOCAL PRODUCTS!!
FRESH MILK 79
COTTAGE CHEESE ^39
LOCAL POTATOES 6»
CARROTS.2 lb. bat — EL 31'
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Wasilla
News Notes
By Jane Browne
The Wasilla PTA will hold
their regular January meeting
at the Wasilla area high school
Monday, Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
The special program for the
evening will start at 8 p.m. The
PTA men have challenged the
high school teachers to a bas
ketball game. This promises to
be a very interesting game
and all members should attend
to help their team win.
* * *
Auxiliary 11, Pioneers of Al
aska initiated four new mem
bers at the regular meeting
Monday, Jan. 7 at the Moose
hall, Mrs. Dorothy Nelson of
Wasilla and Mrs. Leah Estes,
Mrs. Gladys Falk and Fannie
Werner of Palmer. Mrs. Clara
Buzby was the lucky winner of
the door prize, a deep fat fryer.
* * *
Mrs. Bronwen Jones and
daughter Mrs. Larry (Vanny)
Davenport left Anchorage Dec.
14 to spend the holidays with
family in San Diego. Their first
stop was to pick up Vanny's
son Ralph Courtney in Palo
Alto. Ralph had finished his
studies at Stanford and drove
the family on to San Diego to
visit Mrs. Jones' youngest
daughter. Margaret Bennet and
family. Bronwen Courtney, at
tending her freshman year at
the University of Oklahoma,
flew west to spend the holi
days with the family. Mrs. Da
venport and Ralph are due
back in Anchorage today,
while Bronwen has resumed
studies at the University and
Mrs. Jones is visiting friends
and family in Washington
state.
* * *
Wally Teeland is also on his
way via the highway for Wa
BELIEVE IN EVERYTHING
It has been discovered that
conservatives are people who
believe in everything that will
preserve their present advan
tage.
silla following a three-month
trip touring Europe.
• • *
BOWLING SCORES
Late Tuesday Noters
W L
I Wasilla Bar-38% 25%
Johnson Fuel -38 26
Totem Egg -32 32
Cottles Corner -30 34
Wasilla Business- 27 37
Youth Camp-26 % 37%
1st high team, three games.
Cottles Corner, 2727.
1st high individual three
games, Dale Carney, 545
scratch.
♦ * *
The Wasilla junior high bas
ketball team defeated Chugiak
junior high at the Wasilla gym
Tuesday afternoon with a score
of 25 to 15. Minnick was high
scoring man for Wasilla, and
Morrison was high scorer for
Chugiak. To date the Wasilla
junior high team is undefeated
; They will play Palmer in Wa
silla on Friday, Jan. 11. The
j games are open to the public.
U. S. Has Most
Seapower in World
“Jane’s Fighting Ships”, the
London-published standard au
thority on world navies, says
in a new edition that the U.S.
fleet comprises "the most im
posing array of warships the
world has ever known in
peacetime.” The Soviet Union
has concentrated on subma
rines and has many more than
we. However, Jane's reports
that the modern U.S. under
seas craft pack the greater
punch. As for the British Navy,
that once dominated the oceans
of the world, Jane’s finds that
it may be dropping “to the
status of a second-class naval
power.”
The struggle to get a well
rounded education always im
proves the value of it.
Don't bank on a magic
carpet to get you there.
Our magic is more relia
ble and free, besides!
All phases of your trip
are taken care of. All
you do is enjoy it!
PARIS . . . THE WORLDLY
LADY OF EUROPE.
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Palmer
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trade winds
of excitement!
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