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ARE OPEN
M OND AY'
Until further notice
Johnny’s
Barber Shop
In the Wright Building
College Students, Service Personnel Enjoy Christmas Holiday At Home
Enjoying their Christmas va
cation and holidays in Palmer
with families and friends are a
number of college students and
service personnel.
Home from the University of
Alaska are Wayne Eckert, Mi
chael Steiger. Jackie Snod
grass, Peter Gallagher, David
Sehreiber, Nancy Wirtanen,
Carolyn Wallace, Janie Hanks,
Linda Cope, and Norman John
son.
Visiting from Alaska Metho
dist University are David Mar
tin, Dick Estelle, Bill Combs,
Robin Niemann, Carol Covich,
and Charles Felzien.
Fred Barnes is home from
the West Point Military Acad
emy in New York, and Bob
NEW YEAR
We “tune up” icilh glad
greetings to tcish
for you all the best. * ^
MOORE'S GARAGE
Palmer
Bissett is on leave from the
USAF Academy in Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
From Idaho State University
in Pocatello come Kenneth
Condict and Edward Hanks,
and Robert Corbin is home
from the Pacific University in
Forest Grove, Oregon.
L>on Jones, joe namu«, unu
Roger Everett are on leave foi
the holidays from the U. S.
Navy.
Jim Barry and Pholia Lieb
ing are here from Spokane,
where Jim attends Gonzaga
University and Pholia is en
I rolled in vocational school.
Use Frontiersman’ Classifieds!
made for days }ike this
One ingredient is priceless: 7/5 the Water"
Visitors welcome, Olympia Brewing Company. Olympia, Washington. *Oly**
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LIBBY’S
Tomato Juice
v 39'
M. 0. 4 ROLL PACK
Toilet Tissue 39 '
Dfl JEANS
Cove Oysters
8 u.
can
NABISCO
Premium Crackers
lb. box ^
for 09ea
CAMPBELL’S
SOUP £1
Tomato .8 for $1.00
Vegetable .6 for $1.00
Meat Base & Mushroom 5 for $1.00
PLEASE—16 oz.
Dog & (al Food 9 T 99*
BANQUET and MELLOWEST
Peaches ib. 3
The staff and management at Koslosky's
wish you and yours the happiest of
New Year's and thank you for your
patronage during the year.
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NEW STORE HOURS
MON. -THURS. 9:00-8KI0 - FRI. - SAT. 9:00- 9:00 - SUN. 9:00 - 6:00
KOSLOSKY'S DEPARTMENT STORE
PALMER, ALASKA
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(Reporters—
Noieltaak
Richard D. Jones, airman,
USN, so nof Mr. and Mrs. R
M. Jones of Palmer and James
M. Peterson, radarman third
class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs
Melvin W. Peterson of Mile 7
Knik Rd., Palmer, are serving
aboard the anti - submarine
'-p suoport aircraft car
rier USS Kearsarge. The Kear
sarge was the recovery ship for
astronauts Commander Walter
Schirra and Major Gordon
Cooper. Her home port is Long
Beach, Calif. Jones arrived in
Palmer Sunday evening to
Christmas with his family.
• * *
Marine Private Frederick E
Dundas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Dundas of Palmer, re
cently graduated from the mo
tor transport operator course at
Seventh Motor Transport Bat
talion, First Marine Division,
I Camp Pendleton. Calif.
Private E2 James Byers, son
of Mrs. George Ediund of Wa
silla, is home on leave for the
holidays. He will report back
to Fort Ord, California for re
assignment. The young man ).
staying at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Eloy Garcia.
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The Tillicum Homemaker.
Club enjoyed their first an
nual Christmas party at t h <
home of Mrs. Lois Munford
Thursday. Dec. 12. Joan Worley
and Gloria Okeson presented a
variety of games for which
prizes were given. Gifts wen
exchanged, after which re
freshments were served. Pres
ent were the Mesdames Joan
Worley, Lou Loyer, Mary Set
kinger, Linda Wooten, K a y
Frank, Jean Blatchford, Loi.
Munford, hostess, and Gloria
Okeson, co-hostess.
DeVRIES, COMBS
GET NOMINATIONS
TO WEST POINT
Andrew DeVries and Will
iam Combs of Palmer have
been nominated to the United
States Military Academy at
West Point. New York, and a
third Palmer youth. Harry Har
tung, is a first alternate.
Congressman Ralph J. Rivers
disclosed the nominations this
week.
Andy DeVries is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John DeVries and
is a senior at Palmer high
school. He is student body pres
ident of the 1963-64 school
year, a member in good stand
ing of the National Honor So
ciety, and excels in basketball
and track.
Bill Combs, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron E. Combs, gra
duated from Palmer high
school in 1962 and is at pres
ent attending Alaska Metho
dist University. Bill is a mem
ber of the National Honor So
ciety, and has been active in
extra-curricular activities in
high school and college. He
has won Beethoven scholar
ships at AMU during both his
freshman and sophomore years.
Harry is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Hartung. A Pal
mer high school senior, he is
a member of the National Hon
or Society, is active in basket
ball and track, and is vice
president of the Lettermen’s
Club.
Jon M. Berryman of 4614
Spenard Park Drive, Spenard.
has also been named a first
alternate. Second alternates are
Ernest D. Ramos of Fairbanks
and Tom M. Acree of Spenard.
USE CHRISTMAS SEALS
fIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
and other
Respiratory Diseases