Page 10 — The Frontiersman ,
Thursday. January 24, 1963
Give away kindness — it's
one thing that always comes
back.
Work Never Done
There are endurance cham
pions in all walks of life, but
the champion of champions is
mother.
NOTICE
MEA Members
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
< Monday, Jan. 28 8 p.m.
Members Welcome
Kopsack Is First
In Aurora Races
Running on a wet trail, Dick
Kopsack came in first with a
time of 49 minutes and seven
I seconds in the Aurora Dog
! Mushers’ race at Echo Lake
■ last Sunday. Second was Ed
Carney, 53:15; third. Al Hib
! bard. 56:42 and fourth, Barney
Anderson, 1:15:25.
The first place trophy was
1 contributed by Cottle's Corner
| Texaco, Wasilla; second place,
Arctic Realty, Spenard and
third, D & A Grocery, Palmer.
i Races are again planned for
I next Sunday, starting at 1 p.m
I The Aurora Mushers have
cleared parking space for the
i convenience of racers and spec
i tators. They point out that the
; Echo Lake trail is located on
j the road to the Yacht Club at
i Big Lake, and is not to be con
fused with the Echo Lake in
i the Palmer area.
BASKETBALL FILM TO
BE SHOWN TUESDAY
Movies taken in Fairbanks of
ithe Dec. 14 basketball games,
j both preliminary and varsity,
| between the Fairbanks Male
mutes and the Palmer Moose
will be shown to the public al
the Palmer high school cafe
teria on Tuesday, Jan. 29, at
7:30 p.m., Keith Smith, high
school principal, said this week
A fifty cent admission charge
will be asked to help defray the
cost of making the movie
which is being used for train
ng purposes by Coach Clifford
Jantz. The coach will be pres
ent at the Tuesday showing and
will add a commentary as the
film is run.
STRAIGHT AND NARROW
When a man finds he doesn’1
know which way to turn he
should stay on the straight anc
narrow.
Airmen To Get Public Hearing -
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quest a firm date on the com
pletion of the report, and, if
it cannot be given or if it is too
distant a time, that the coun
cil seek other sources of en
gineering.
4< * *
A motion to accept the low
bid of Corbin and Sons in the
amount $7,999.50 for remodel
ing the city hall basement was
approved unanimously.
Council also approved a mo
tion to give the state and fed
eral jails in Anchorage a regu
lation notice of cancellation of
contract, also notification of
adjustment in rates for board
ing federal and state prisoners
in the Palmer jail.
Other business included ap
proval of applications from the
Elks and Moose Lodges for re
newal for permits for games of
skill and chance.
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CHICKEN THIGHS
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The date on which the city
council will sit as a board of
equalization was set for April
23, 1963.
Council voted to accept the
bid of Arctic Electronics for
installation of police radios in
the amount of $240. No other
bids were received.
A request from J. W. Fel
ton to be exempted from the
$1 a month fee to dispose of his
own garbage was granted by
the council.
A motion to permit Jack
Joselyn to put a steam boiler
owned by the city in operable
condition and to permit him
the use of it for a period of
time not to exceed 18 months
was approved with the stipu
lation that the city be protect
ed by a letter of agreement.
A suggestion that the down
town block of Colony Street
also the downtown block ol
Wasilla Road, be limited tc
one-hour parking was discuss
ed by the council. It was point
ed out that many persons dc
not know that the triangle area
next to Railroad Park on Val
ley Street is open to public
parking.
CUPP MEETS
WITH LOCAL MEN
Norman Clapp. REA admin
istrator. met with HEA, CEA
and MEA representatives dur
ing the National Rural Elec
trie Association’s annual meet
ing in Las Vegas last week, a
meeting requested by the ad
ministrator for the discussior
of possible grounds for corr mor
action on the generation prob
lems of southcentral Alaska
Phil O’Neill, president of the
MEA board of directors, re
ported that Clapp also me
with the MEA group on the
final day of the convention.
A point made to the adminis
trator was that any joint ap
proach must represent some
advantage to all parties con
cerned, and that MEA canno
enter into an agreement where
the local co-op may be expect
ed to make concessions with
out any certainty that others
are willing to. If the primary
interests of the MEA member
ship cannot be considered in i
joint approach, the local co-o{
may have to pursue a course o:
its own for generation, O’Neil
stated.
He noted that 7,249 person:
were registered at the conven
tion, and that the national ad
ministrator took time to mee
with local representatives or
two different occasions.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
The four remaining games or
the Palmer junior high basket
ball schedule this season in
elude one with Eagle River to
morrow, Jan. 25, at 2 p.m
(there) Elmendorf, Saturday
Jan. 25. 2:30 p.m. (here); Wasil
here and Chugiak, Friday, Feb
8, 2 p.m. (there).
SPRING FEVER
The buck shortage become:
acute as profits are shavec
when income taxes are filed.
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plus
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SHOW SATURDAY!
Gates Swing Open 11:45
NOTE!
Loge Section Reserved
For Wasilla High School
Seniors and Guests.
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