Lillian Loberg Weds Corporal Hale
In Church of God Evening Ceremony
Tuesday evening at 8:30, before
friends and relatives asembled at
the Church of God, Lillian Lo
berg, daughter of early settlers
Mr. and Mrs. Lauritz Loberg, be
came the bride of Corporal Lloyd
D. Hale, Jr.
The impressive ceremony was
preceded by strains of the Lohen
grin Wedding March. Rev. George
Geiwitz officiated.
The bride was attired in a
white gown with lace bodice and
cap sleeves topping a bouffant
skirt of sheerest nylon. She car
ried a white, beribboned bible
surmounted by a bouquet of or
chids.
Attending the couple were
bridesmaid, Joyce Hardage, and
best man, Arturo Z. Benavides,
Staff Sargeant.
Miss Hardage choose an aqua
gown for the occasion. Her cor
sage was of red roses and white
carnations. Mrs. Loberg, the
bride’s mother, had a similiar
corsage pinned to her navy blue
tunic dress. The groom and best
man wore their uniforms of Air
force blue.
Corporal Hale is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd D. Hale, Sr. of
Newberry, Michigan.
Thp voune couDle left todav
Willow Road lo Open
Fishermen of the Valley will
be interested to know the Willow
road will be open for traffic Sat
urday morning, June 30.
In making the announcement,
Oliver Onkka of the Alaska Road
Commission said the crews have
been working to maintain the
road for the past two weeks. It
now is in good condition, he said.
Dick Levine, assistant district
forester, Anchorage, and E. J.
Carson, fire control aid from the
Palmer station, went to the Wil
low' area June 28 to check on fire
control tool caches, make any
necessary replacements, check
picnic areas and also timber in
that area.
Campers are warned about
fires. All fires should be reported
immediately. The distance from
the fire guard station to the Wil
low area makes this imperative.
Before leaving camp sites, all
fires must be extinguished.
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REPEAL FOOD HANDLERS'
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
Effective June 20 annual phy
sical examinations for food hand
lers will not be required in the
Territory. This bill was repealed
on the recommendation of the Al
aska Board of Health on grounds
that:
A certificate of physical exam
ination gave a false sense of se
curity. Disease might be contract
ed the day after the certificate
had been issued, spreading could
take place a year before discov
ery was effected.
More effective food-borne dis
ease prevention is believed possi
ble through education and coop
eration of handlers and manage
ment.
There already are strong and
effective laws regarding regula
tions on control of typhoid fever,
dysentery, tuberculosis, diptheria
and other diseases.
The Territorial Board of Health
has adopted regulations for milk
handling, food stores and mark
ets, sea food packing, water sup
ply, sewage disposal, eating and
drinking establishments, canner
ies and bottled beverage plants.
The repeal is in line with the
practice of most progressive cities,
states and territories.
Always carry your gun so that
you can control the direction of
the muzzle, even if you stumble.
for Spenard where they will
make their home. Corporal Hale
is attached to the 39th Air Police
Squadron at Elmendorf Airforce
Base.
FEDERAL SCHOOL SURVEY
Representatives of the Federal
Department of Education were
in Palmer this week on a Terri
torial survey of school needs,
school superintendent William T.
Zahradnicek said today.
Gathering statistics on class
room space, number of pupils,
When In Valdez Stop At
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Clean Rooms and Dormitory Beds
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partment will be able to deter
mine the need which exists. When
this is balanced against the ability
of the community to finance its
own program, the department
will have some idea of the need
for federal assistance, Zahradni- i
cek explained.
Carry only empty guns, taken
down or with the action open,
into your automobile, camp or
home.
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Palmer
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CONTRACT LET FOR
ACS CONSRUCTION
NORTH OF PALMER
A government contract for con
struction of Alaskan Communi
cations System facilities which
will benefit Sheep Mountain,
Glennallen, North way, Tok Junc
tion, Johnson River, Big Delta,
and Harding Lake was awarded
last week by the Alaska District
Engineer, Colonel L. E. Seeman.
The contract went to Morten
sen Construction of Seattle with
a bid of $2,060,914.
BRUSH BURNING — Never
burn brush or slash in windy
weather or while there is the
slightest danger that the fire will
get away.
If lost, use smoke and fire sig
nals. Stay put. Don’t wander aim
lessly. Extinguish fires when not
needed.
NORTHERN
NEON
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Trucks, Cars Lettered
Manufacturers of
Neon Signs, Marquees,
Store Fronts and Tube
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ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
VOTE
Palmer's streets need improving. The
Co-Op street leading to Trading Post
and our school has been neglected
long enough. Let's fix it so we needn't
wear galoshes when we shop at the
Co-Op after a light shower.
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Palmer, Alaska