The frontiersman., 1958-10-23
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1 VII lAA& AAAG 4A Az AAAA the Matanuska Valley Sports men November Alton flares tad's African movies will pe shown. 1rhe public is invited.
 IT. R. Rollins and a MT. Kinnon- en Of tile ID. s. Forest Service, Juneau, will arrive in Palmer Monday to review the Experi- ment Station program and look at winter conditions in the val Icy. The men are Experiment Station dispensing officers.
 Mrs. John Mcdonald leaves this weekend for Haines where she will spend the winter with her husband who is employed in that city. Their son Lewis is at tending Oregon Tech; sons Ray mond and Elmer are schooling at Southern Oregon College and Wayne leaves soon to go into USA Reserve training at Fort Ord. MT. and Mrs. Jeff Graham have rented the Mcdonald home
 MT. ard Mrs. I. M. Sandvik left Palmer on Wednesday of this week for highway trip to Ark ansas ard Florida where they plan to spend the winter months returning in the Spring.
 IT. Al Mover, Everett Pederson, and Seth Cook attended the Oc- tober 20 meeting of the American Legion 40 and 8 held in Anchor age. Fred Everett and Ray Lan- easter of the Matanuska Valley Legion Post were named to the slate of officers in the 40 and 8.
 Communicable disease report for the week ending October IT shows one case of influenza and six cases of upper respiratory infection in the Palmer area.
 Forester Michael Leach. for- merly Of the Palmer Fire Guard Station and now of Juneau, was "a Palmer visitor this week while attending the Fire Control Staff Conference in Anchorage Also attending the one-week confer ence is Bill Adams, forester at Tok, and formerly of the Pal mer Station.
 One case of chickenpox and two cases of conjunctivitis were reported in the Palmer area for the week ending October 10, ac- cording to the Alaska Department of Health.
 George Brothers, loan agent of the Alaska Department of Agri- culture, has returned from Fair banks where he was doing mar ket and loan work for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. James Wilson, who have been in the States. have sent word they hope to ar- rive in Palmer sometime this week -end- They are making their trip by ear lip the Alaska High way.
 Dr. Allan Mick, director of the Agriculture Experiment will participate in a pam el discussion to be held October 24 al the Alaska Chamber of Commerce Convention to be held in Anchorage this coming week end
 Among the four paying pas sengers who made the historical first flight out of Anchorage to Europe aboard the Scandinavian Airlines Service was Eleanor Talk of Palmer. daughter of MT. and Mrs Victor Falk, ST. Miss Falk will visit her sister who IS now living in Rome.
 Visiting in Palmer today are three Republican candidates, Henry A. Benson, U. s. House Representatives candidate. INC. Anderson. State Senate candi- date; and Bruce Kendall of Val- deg, State Representative candi- date.
 Charles w. Wilson, territorial conservationist, returned 10 Pal mer on Tuesday of this week fol- lowing a trip Outside which in- cluded a trip to Washington, DC.
 A former Palmer resident is in town for a few days. He is Sp5 Henry Wander Scheer now of Fort Sill. Prior to moving to Pal mer he was stationed at Fort While living here he worked part time for Bruce Ora ham who at that time was operat- ing a garage in Palmer This is the first time he has returned to since leaving in 1850. He plans 10 be here a few more days and then will report back to duty