People, Spots In The News
PRIDE AND JOY of Enoch John
son, 72, machinist, of Red Wing.
Minn., is car he started inventing
in 1913. It’s yellow with mahogany
trim; has 250-hp engine.
DOWN
men pulling down old
building are silhouetted
alongside New York’s
new skyscraping Ameri
PETE RUNNELS of Red Sox
uses giant Sheaffer pen to in
scribe ball with .326 symbol of
second American League
batting title.
SPEAKING OF TWISTING, note the braids of these four
daughters of Lt. Col. Clyde East, arriving in New York
from France and headed for Shaw A.F. Base, Sumter, S.C.
Bus Line Service
To Resume Monday
Mt. McKinley bus line ser
vice will be resumed Monday.
Jan. 28. under the management
of Roy Payne of Willow, it was
announced this week.
The line will offer bus ser
vice betewen Willow and An
chorage daily except Sundays,
Payne said. The bus will leave
Willow at 8 a m., and will de
part from the Matanuska Hotel
bus depot in Palmer at 9:30
a.m. for the trip to Anchorage.
The return trip bus will leave
the depot at the Brass Rail Cafe
at 5 p.m. and will arrive at the
Palmer bus depot at 6:30 p.m.
The Mt. McKinley line will
also offer express service.
Learn the facts—half truths
have given the tar and feather
treatment to many good repu
tations.
The Frontiersman
PI 5-3650
NOTICE
of
Public Hearing
The public is requested to attend
a Special Meeting and Public Hearing
being held by the City Council on Tues
day, January 29, 1963 at 8 p.m. in the
Council Chambers.
The purpose of the hearing is to
obtain public opinion on the Palmer Air
port and also on a proposal being pre
sented to the Council by the Matanuska
Valley Airmen's Association whereby
the City of Palmer accepts ownership of
the Airport and allow the Airmen's As
sociation to maintain and manage the
Airport.
GUY OF PALMER
S/Winston A. Gilchrist
CITY MANAGER
Palmer PTA Opens
Used Book Drive
A t: <•-, * • .ok drive, spon
sored by the Painter PTA. will
open Jan. 28 and continue
through Feb. 11. Boxes have
been placed in all the schools,
in the public library, and the
bank for the collection of these
| books.
The high school is in particu
lar need of good non-fiction,
the committee handling ar
rangements stated, but added
that good fiction, classics, good
mystery, sport stories, and
science fiction are also needed.
The grade schools need good
children’s books.
If every family will sacrifice
one good book (more if pos
sible), it will be a valuable con
tribution to the Palmer school
libraries, committee members
said.
Don't take too many chances
on chance acquaintances.
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VANDALS CAUSE
POWER OUTAGE
The power outage in the K.v.le j
R ver area lust week was eaus
| ed by vandalism, it was learn- |
ed Jan. 17. Twenty-three insu
lators, located on 16 poles on
the line west of Eagle River
shopping center, had been
| shattered by rifle fire, appar
ently several days prior to the
actual outage.
Aside from an estimated cost
of $2,000 to MEA, the act of
vandalism could have ended in
tragedy if anyone had come in
contact with the live conduc
tors which burned and fell to
the ground, MEA personnel
pointed out.
Several leads are being in
vestigated by the provost mar
shall and the state police.
NO UNITY
Preaching and practice are
twins—the trouble is they so
often get separated.
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PALMER HIGH WRESTLING TEAM
MAKES LOCAL DEBUT TOMORROW
Mate h< among mem- ers < f
the l\.lmer high school wrest
ling team will ,r troduee the
newe t compel dive sport of
area high schools to Palmer
fans tomorrow evening, Jan,
25, in Central school gymnasi
um, James Carter, wrestling
coach, announced this week.
These wrestling matches and
demonstrations will be part of
a “Friday Night Sport Special"
which will include a sixth
grade ail-star basketball game
and a junior high versus fresh
men basketball game. Carter
said. The first event, the sixth
grade game, begins at 6:30 p.m.
The coach said that wrestl
ing, a highly competitive sport,
was added to the athletic
schedule of the Palmer high
school after two or three years
of study and evaluation of its
possibilities by Railbelt coach
es and administrators.
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In other states, wrestling he*
proved to he as popular as
basketball both for the athlete
and the spectator, he added
Becau: e of this interest, and
the need for another mter
sehooi sport, a four-team lea
gue has been formed which in
' eludes Kenai, East Anchorage,
West Anchorage, and Palmer,
The opening matches have
j already been played and the
| remaining schedule of match
es will be held each weekend
into the middle of March, con
cluding with a tournament at
East Anchorage high school on
March 22 and 23.
The Palmer team's first com
petitive boutes will be against
West Anchorage high school on
Feb. 2.
Be alert — lost opportunities
seldom find their way back
1 home.
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Pcmsemakers Plan
Upholstery Workshop
A banning meeting for al
! thorn interested in an uphol
I ste> ■ workshop will be held a\
| th< Rx tension Office on Wed
i nesday. Jan. 30. at 10 a.m., Mis.,
i Myrtle Bang, home demonsf.ra
tion agent for the Matanuska,
Valley, said this week.
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The meeting will give an op
portunity for those registered,
for this work to discuss uphol
story samples and to learn what,
equipment will be needed
Miss Bang said.
One workshop will be held
the week of Feb 25. and a sec
ond one may be planned at the
Jan. 30 meeting.
I HARD WORK
Time may be money, but un
! less a man uses it wisely it has.
1 no exchange value.
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