importer to show
film at chamber
George Grimes, Anchorage
importer, will show a film
on Japanese industry at the
March 20 meeting of the Ma
lanuska Valley Chamber of
Commerce. The luncheon
meeting will be in the Fron
tier Cafe at noon.
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Buffalo Bill in 1897,
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PTA To Elect Officers Or March 10
Palmer PTA members will
elect officers for the coming
year at a general meeting in
the High School cafeteria,
Tuesday, March 19, at 8 p.m.
The meeting will feature a talk
by Mrs, Robert Cole of Anchor
age, president of the Alaska
Congress of Parents and Tea
chers, who will speak on “New
Adventures in Parent- Teacher
Leadership and Responsibil
ity." There will also be present
ation of awards.
Candidates proposed by the
nominating committee are:
Mrs. James Hulbert, president;
Mrs. Howard Luther, vice
president; Mrs. Walter Covich,
secretary; and Mr. Duane Ja
coby, treasurer. Additional
nominations may be made
from the floor.
Irene Benson To Take Over Trading Post
The dry goods department
inventory of Matanuska Maid,
Inc., will be taken over by
Mrs. Irene Benson, present
manager, on April 1, Stewart
A. Durrant, general manager,
announced recently.
Mrs. Benson will maintain
her dry goods store in the
same location, leasing present
facilities from Matanuska Maid.
Mrs. Benson has been a Trad
ing Post employee for the past
ft. fth. tK A. A, A. AAA
nine years. She and her hus
band, Henning, came to the
valley with the colonists in
1935. He managed the Build
ing and Farm Store for a time
before his death in 1952.
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pit by City of Palmer employ
ees. A motion to notify Army
officials that the city needs the
use of the gravel pit and that
no lease can be granted was ap
proved.
A motion to contribute $200
and assistance in labor and
ButtM-iMrs
The 4-H Buttee-ners met at
the Corbin home Friday, March
8. There were 23 members who
signed up and some who could
not come. Two leaders and two
guests were present.
We chose officers and a pro
gram committee. The officers
are Kay Hollembaek, president;
Deana Benson, vice-president;
Susie Strong, secretary; Don
ald Benson, treasurer; and Ce
celia Corbin, reporter.
Food Preparation girls mel
Monday, March 11, and will
meet every other Monday
thereafter. Sew'ing girls will
meet Tuesday, March 19, and
every other Tuesday there
after.
Our next general meeting
will be April 5.
Refreshments were served.
Cecelia Corbin, Reportei
Bills Signed
By Governor
The following bills have beer
signed by Governor Egan:
Senate Bill No. 1—Relating
to the adoption, designation
citation and effect of the Alas
ka Statutes. (Chapter 1, SL/
1963).
House Bill No. 41—Appro
priating $853.95 for reimburse
ment of certain individuals anc
firms. (Chapter 2, SLA 1963).
House Bill No. 42—Appro
priating $126 to reimbursi
Louis A. Weinberg and Emili
Weinberg for costs and attor
ney’s fee. (Chapter 3, SL^
1963).
Senate Bill No. 62—Exempt
ing emergency opening anc
closing orders of the Depart
ment of Fish and Game fron
i the Administrative Procedure
; Act. (Chapter 4. SLA 1963).
j House Bill No. 43—Appro
! priating $152,317 to the Alasks
I Court System for the remaind
; er of the year ending June 30
1963. (Chapter 5. SLA 1963).
House Bill No. 44—Appro
priating $107,016.23 to the De
1 partment of Health and Wel
fare for specific purposes dur
ing the remainder of the year
ending June 30. 1963. (Chapter
6, SLA 1963).
Senate Bill No. 16—Extend
ing the prohibition against dis
crimination in public employ
ment on the basis of age to in
clude political subdivisions of
the State. (Chapter 7, SLA
1963).
House Bill No. 45—Appro
priating $643,706 to the Depart
ment of Health and Welfare to
cover certain costs of the Divi
sion of Welfare. Mental Health
and Youth and Adult Author
ity during the remainder of the
fiscal year ending June 30,
1963. (Chapter 8, SLA 1963).
LOCAL ARTISTS TO
PUBLICIZE SHOW
Mrs. Vernon Van Auken and
Fred Machetanz, local artists,
will appear on the Norma
Goodman show and on Town
Topics, Station KTVA, on
Thursday, March 21. They will
publicize an Easter art exhibit
which will be held in the Pal
mer high school cafeteria on
April 13 and 14. The showing
will feature the work of Mat
anuska Valley and Anchorage
artists, both representational
and abstract.
Further details of the exhibit
will appear in next week’s
Frontiersman.
HOSPITAL NEEDS
BLOOD DONORS
Persons who know their
blood type and are willing to
donate blood for emergency
transfusions are asked to call
the Valley Presbyterian Hos
pital and leave their names
which will be added to the
list of available donors in the
community.
Many more donors are need
ed, hospital officials said.
Try to cook up too many ex
cises and you’re sure to get
sumed.
equipment to the reactivated
Little League program was
passed.
A motion to accept an esti
mate from the Palmer Paint
Company in the amount o?
$495.60 to paint city offices
was not passed, with council
men Hermann and Geiwitz vot
ing against it.
General fund bills in the
amount of $5,628.21 and water
fund bills in the amount of
$239.51 were approved for pay
ment. Balances in the Matan
uska Valley Bank on Feb. 28
included $10,754.83, general
fund; $11,415.09, water fund,
and $22,437.04, property tax
fund.
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