More Alaska Slafe
Fair Winners Listed
Lists of premium winners at
the 1963 Alaska State Fair,
partially published last week,
continue in this edition of The
Frontiersman and will be con
cluded next week
Winners were DONALD If.
DINKEL. Palmer, Dept. K,
$8.75; MRS, G. H. DOOLEY.
Troutdale, Ore., Dept. I $4.50'
E. WESTROM DOUGLA S.
Eagle River, Dept. L, $10
STEWART A DURRANT Pal
mer, Dept. A. $2; LILLIAN EC
KERT, Palmer, Dept. K $3
IIANNUM S. ENGLISHHOE]
Ft. Yukon. Dept. A. $2; BILL
ESTELLE, Palmer, Dept J 75c
Dept. K, 75c; DONALD ES
TELLE. Palmer, Dept J 25c
Dept. K. 50c; RUTH ESTELLE'
Palmer, Dept. I. 75c. Dept K
$2.50; PAULINE FARR, Spe
nard, Dept. A. $11.50, Dept. O,
$8.75, Dept. M, $1.75, Dept. K,
$2; KARLA RAE FETROw!
Chugiak, Dept. A. $2.50; MRS
ALVIN J. FUELNER. Anchor
age. Dept. K, $20.75; I
MABEL FOLMER. Anchor-',
age. Dept. K, $2.75; NATHAN-1;
IEL FRANK, Venetie, Dept. 1
A. $3; BOBBY FRISBY, Palm- ,
er. Dept. C, $15; JAMES FRIS- '
BY. Palmer. Dept. C, $15; LAR- '
RY FRISBY, Palmer, Dept. C.
$15; PHIL GARDNER, Anch- '
orage, Kept. K, $3.75; MAR- 1
THA GARBER, Anchorage.
Dept. A. $10; Dept. R, $2.50;; c
RUTH GILES, Palmer, Dept.! (
M. $2.25. ELINOR GOODRICH, i s
Palmer, Dept. O, $4, Dept. I, i J
75c. Dept. R, $3; MELBA a
GOODROAD, Anchorage, I
Dept. R. $2, Dept. H, 75c; $
MYRTLE GRAHAM. Palmer, r
Dept. I, $1.50; CORA GRAN- J
GER. Palmer, Dept. I, 50c, C
Dept. K. $5.50; WILLLAM \
GREGORY, Anchorage, Dept. J
L. $5; NATHANIEL GRIGGS, j S
San Diego, Calif., Dept. R. $4;|/
MRS FREDERICK C. HAHN,
H. Richardson, Dept. M. $10;
MRS. ED HANKS. Shelley,
Idaho, Dept. I, $5; MRS. E E
HAMILTON, Anchorage, Dept.
K. $3 75; NORMA HARTNER.
Wasilla, Dept. D, $7.50; MRS.
LEE HARTLEY, Palmer, Dept
A. $1.50, Dept. K, $8; BREN
DA HARTLEY, Palmer, Dept.
E. S1- Dept. F, $3.50; ELEAN
OR HARTNER, Wasilla, Dept
K, $1.75; PAT HARTUNG, Pal
mer, Dept. M, $3; MRS. DAISY
S. HEAVEN, Wasilla, Dept. I
S3; FOSTER C. HEAVEN, Wa
silia, Dept. A. $1.50; WILLIAM
HECKER, Palmer, Dept B $1
LARRY HEDDLES, Palmer
Dept. C, $35;
GEORGE HEDLA, Anchor
age, Dept. A, $6.50, Dept K,
59.75; MRS. ARNEL HEIN.
Palmer, Dept. J. $3; BILL
HERMANN. Palmer, Dept. R
52; HENRY HILL. Palmer!
3ept, F, $3; ROSALIE HILL,
Vasilla. Dept. I, $1; STEPHEN
IILL, Wasilla, Dept. E, $1.50:
SAKEL HJELM, Stevens Vill
ige. Dept. A, $3; LARRY HOC
CJEMA, Palmer. Dept. A.
il.50; DAVID HODGSON. Pal
ner. Dept. R, 50c; B. J. HOL- ,
..EMBAEK, Palmer, Dept. C.
205; SCOTT HALLEMBAEK,
)ept. C, $10;
HOWLING DOG FARM. An
horage. Dept. D, $7.50, Dept, i
I, $20; MIKE HURLEY. Wa- !
ilia. Dept. O, $1; Dept R. S3;'
IARION B. HYATT. Anchor- 1
ge, Dept. R, stamp trophy;1
>ON IRWIN, Palmer, Dept. K, i
11.50; MRS. DON IRWIN, Pal
aer, Dept. I, $1, Dept. K. 50c;'
OHN JENSEN. Palmer. Dept, i
>, 50c; CHESTER JOHNSON.
Vasilla. Dept. C, $15; LINDA
OHNSON, Wasilla, Dept. I,
1.50; and WENDY JONES,
mchorage. Dept. L. $10.
Hi-School Hi-Liles
By LINDA SHELTON
Tuesday, Sept. 17, was the
first PTA meeting of the year.
Mr Carter explained each
bond proposal coming up in the
near future. Altogether there
are four different proposals.
Proposition number one is for
Swanson School and numbers
two, three, and four concern
the higl school.
« * *
Because of sewer difficul
ties. Central students are be
ing transported to the high
WOMEN'S GUILD
TO PLAN DINNER
The Women’s Guild of the
St. Bartholomew Episcopal
Church will meet Tuesday,
Sept. 24, at 8 p. m. at the
church. The group will make
plans for the annual roast beef
and apple pie dinner to be
held in November.
Episcopal women of the area
are welcome to attend the guild
meetings, which are held the
second and fourth Tuesday of
each month. Further informa
tion can be obtained by calling
Mrs. Art Tompson, 745-3163,
or Mrs. Larry Kincaid, 745-3855
In Chinook jargon salmon
rich Admiralty Inlet’s Cultus
Bay means “worthless”._
school and Swanson School for
their lunches. Approximately
150 students are going to
Swanson and 100 are going to
the high school. This condi
tion will exist for two or more
months. There are difficulties
in arranging time and trans
portation for these extra stu
dents. The high school cafe
teria is not designed for seat
ing this number of students
# * *
Friday, Sept. 20, is the date
for the first dance of the year.
Students of all classes are urg
ed to attend.
* * *
This week the freshmen of
Palmer high school are being
initiated. So f a r everyone is
being a good sport about the
situation and seems to be hav
ing a good time. Friday, Sep
tember 20, a court will be held
and offenders will be punish
ed.
* * »
The schedule of all the bask
etball games will be finalized
this weekend at the coaches
and administrative meeting in
Anchorage. As soon as this is
done, season tickets may be
published.
At the present time, 300 stu
dents have enrolled at Palm
1 er high school.
NOW IN STOCK
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AVAILABLE WITH ONE DAY NOTICE
A COMPLETE LINE OF
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SEED'S
PI 5-3370
Palmer
Airport Charges
Flowage Fee
A flowage fee of two cents a
gallon for aviation gasoline is
now being charged by all plane
fuel dealers at the Palmer air
port, it was announced this
week.
The two - cent tax is being
levied to help defray the oper
ations and maintenance ex
penses of the airport.
The local airport was deeded
to the city of Palmer by the
state of Alaska early this sum
mer. City officials have turned
over the operation and main
tenance of the airport to the
Matanusna Valley Airmen’s
Association.
Gasoline prices are now uni
form throughout the field, a
representative of the airmen
said.
RFERENCE BOOKS
MAY BE CHECKED OUT
Grade and high school stu
dents will have an opportunity
to check out a new set of ref
erence books now on the
shelves at the Palmer public
library, library officials said
this week.
The books, “The Illustrated
Encyclopedia of Animal Life,”
were donated by William Har
ter. Since they will be of value
to Palmer students for home
work reference, the library
board decided to allow the:
books to be checked out for the 1
regular two-week period.
News From—
SUTTOH ■ ESKA. ALPINE
3y Sally Norris
Mr. and Mrs. James Ed in of
! Sutton are the proud parents of
j their sixth child, a girl, who
was born Sept. 5. The Edin.s
have nartfed their baby Denyse.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kanack
are the proud parents of their,
third child, Brad, who was born
Sept. 7.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Don Boulter of
Sutton returned last Wednes
day from their trip to the j
South 48.
Alaska’s favorite game was j
played on Sept. 13 at the Sut- ;
ton community hall. Mrs. Wal- i
ter Maddie of Sutton won the |
25 - cent game. Mrs. Roland
Blank's name was called for
the door prize, but she wasn't
present.
Hugh Matheson of Anchor
age spent last Friday at Jones-!
ville.
Visitors in the Sutton area
during the week and weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Smart, Mrs. Nora Maynick and
daughter, and Mrs. Marie Jones
and daughter.
* * * j
Mrs. Ada Snyder of Anchor
age is spending a few days in i
the Sutton area.
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