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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-20
Miss Boyiss
Is IsAppointed
A Counselor

Elizabeth Bayliss is among
twenty-three Carleton Colleg'
women who have been appointed
to serve as counselors in tn,
women's dormitories for thu
1962-63 academic year.
Eligible to serve only during
their senior year, the newly-ap'
pointed group composes Board
of Counselors under the direction
of the Dean of Women.
In their advisory capacity,
Miss Bayliss' main duty en-
tails helping student make sat
isfactory adjustment to campus
life.
Miss Bayliss, a French major,
is among the top Is per cent
of her class, scholastically. She
has participated in several stu
dent recitals, as a soprano solist,
and has sung in the Carleton
productions of "Guys and Dolls"
and "Girl Crazy.
She is a graduate Of Shaw
High School, and the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bayliss,
1898 Henderson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-20

JOHN PHILIP HAMILTON,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Franklin Hamilton, 1885
Knowles ave., has been
chosen as one Of the eight
students representing Mexi-
co City College in the 1852
SO edition Of "Who's Who
Among Students in Ameri.
can Universities and COL
Ieges." He is the editor Of
the MCC school newspaper,
"ColIeeion" and obtained a
B.A. degree in English at
MCC and q B.S. degree in
education at Ohio State
University. He served on the
student council at MCC and
was founder and president
Of this colleges first literary
club. He is currently work
ing toward an MA. degree
in Spanish.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-20
Call Out
For 1000
USA Nurses

One thousand Army Nurses
are needed for active duty dur.
ing fiscal year 1868, according
to a November announcement
by the Department of the Army
Office of the Surgeon General.
Careers in the Army Nurse
Corps, offer world travel, re.
tirement, security, and the op.
portunity for professional edu-
cation at Army expense.
The Army Student Nurse Pro
gram pays tuition fees, room
and board costs, and a salary
during the last year Of a three
year diploma school Of nursing,
or for the two final years of a
four-year collegiate program.
Upon graduation and passing
a state registration exam, the
new nurse enters the Army as
an Officer, serving two years
for every year of scholarship
aid.
For the Nurse who already
has some work experience, the
Army Nurse Corps offers many
varied opportunities. 1t is pos
sible to be a student on Army
or off-duty time.
For more information on the
opportunities available to Army
Nurses, interested personnel
should contact S/Sgt. Ronald
Borisa, 12529 st. Clair ave-, or
phone Ii. 1-5748; or Sic. Robert
Mines, 1926 Euclid ave-, phone
761-0184.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-20
Campus News

Elizabeth Swawnson, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j
Swanson, 1881 Reyburn ave., il
a cast member in the Denisol
University Theater production
OF James Lees Career" thirt
major production of the Gran
vile colleges 32nd theate
season. Performances will b,
presented in the Ace Morgan
Theater, Dec. 11th-12th. Mis-
Swanson is a sophomore a
Denison.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-20

DEAR JIM: Please come
home! All is forgiven. We've
sold the stove and refrigerator.
That Little Ad with BIG Re-
suits did the trick. Remember
that number GIL. 1-4383.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-20

Mrs. Robert S. Runyeon
14202 Mayfair, girl.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-20
5-Yeur Pin

A five-year service award
was presented to Donald L
Swanson, 1143 East 125th st.
by the East Ohio Gas Company
Evening star., 1962-01-18

Hosiery

Hosiery
Street Floor, Both Stores
SeomIess NyIons Micro mesh, reinforced toe and
heel. Good selection of coIors. Sizes 8R to \.
79e pr.
FuI-Foshioned NyIons. Good assortment of coIors.
Sizes 8h to loh pr.
sse and l.2s Nyon, full fashioned. Sizes 8h
500 Shossy Slippers, broken assortment. 2.4s eo.
2.99 and 5.99 casuol Slippers Broken ossort-
ment Observation-Disclosures pr.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Mems FURNISHINGS

Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores
Long Sleeve Sport Shirts PIoids and checks. Most
oil sizes IN group ------------259; z for 500
Dress Shirts in solid coIors and fancy patterns
~ 'eS -----------------l.S
Mems Poiomos of Sonforized cotton broodcIoth.
Broken sizes IR8
Wash en Weor Dress Shirts Of $3.50 Docron and
$3.50 cotton; broken sizes es--3.e 90
s.s9 to 500 Dress Shirts. Mostly oil fomous
nokes Whites and foncies in the assortment.
"'oS' q" sizes IN the group --------------2.s9
Evening star., 1962-01-18
SpOrfSlUeG9'

SpOrfSlUeGr
Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor Arlington
7e9 and S.ee Sportsweor. Group includes skirts,
bouses sweaters and jackets in the group Broken
misses sizes 3.99
Misses Wool SIoeks. 500 to 1899 voIues
Tailored and lined for fit and comfort. PIoids,
checks, stripes and solids. Sizes 8 to 8 in the
group NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 600
Comparable 500 TO 1899 sIipon and cordison
Type Sweaters. Dressmoker, classics and bulky
knts in the group Sizes "a to 40 but not in every
styIe e-.----------- -------------- 4.69
1899 to 1899 Two Pc. Wool Suits Solids, tweeds
and checks Sizes II to 8 in the group -- 1000
20 Aneoro Skirts. Broken misses sizes - Il.4e
Washington Only
Comparable TO l.ee to 500 BIouses, Skirts and
Shorts Broken small sizes zes--------------l.0o 90
SilUer Dept.
Street Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Cold Meet Forks Holmes Edwords
"Moy Queen" pattern, close out ot------l.29
$3.50 Gravy Ladies', Holmes g Edwards "Moy
Queen" pottern--- l.4s
72-75e Pierced Tablespoons in Rogers Silver
plate 5Se
sets 1899 Stainless Steel FIotwore, 50-pc.
service for S.99
4 sets 59.es VIM. Rogers Sverpoted FIotwore.
5O-pc. set "Seo Sproy' pottern.------l9.99
$3.50 Large Size SiverpIoted Serving
Troys -.---------------- 1899
plus tox
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Foundations
Second Floor, Washington Only

second Floor, WdshIngton Only
$50 to s.s5 Fomous-Moke Bondeoux, assorted
styles. Sizes 32A to so
$50 TO IS Fumous-Moke Longtime Bros, os-
sorted styles. White Sizes ga to 40 2.97
Fomous- -Moke corseIettes comparable to 1850
to $50 values. White Sizes "a to 4O---lo.99
800 TO 5.95 Discontinued Style Short StropIess
Bro. White Cotton and lace. Sizes 32B to 38C,
I.99
Lily Of Eronee 1880 70 1900 PulI-on GirdIes
and Ponties. White. Sizes Is to 27----- 500
5.s5 to 6.s5 Fomous-Muks GirdIes and Ponties.
CoIors. S, M, L 3.99
Evening star., 1962-01-18

Automobile Covers
Protect oil glass from ice, snow
7.99 Compoet .49
e.99 Regular cor size----4.49
1899 Stotion Wagon size-5 .49
End scropng, brushing, logged or iced over
windsheIds. Have clear gloss nstontly on
oil sides when cover is removed. FibereIos-
reinforced pIostic. nyIon bands hold top
per in place. Stores compoctIy in trunk.
Notions-Street Floor,
Both Stores
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Infants WeN1.
Second Floor, Washington Only


fodder Boys Jeans. Double knee, cotton
flannel lined. Sizes 5, and OK 1888
Boys s.se Cotton Corduroy SIoeks, sizes 3
and q. 1.99
Little Girls ZOO Orion AeryIe Knit Gloves,
assorted sizes and coors. 100
Infonts' 100 Stretch Tights. soc
3.ss Quilted Acetate Pillows White and
white with pink trim. l.s9
Boys l.9e Cotton EIonneI and Cotton
BroodeIoth Shirts. Sizes 3 and only eee
Girls $50 Orion AeryIie and Royon Plaid
SIoeks. Sizes 3, 4. 5. LIS
fodder Girls 1899 and z4.ee Winter
Coots. Sizes ! to 4R ------18.88
fodder Boys 1899 and 1899 s-Pe. VIM
ter Coot Sets, size only 1888
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Stationery

LOO to 3.s5 Initial Poper Napkins. BIock-stye
scroll initials in broken assortment Also quest
towels and coasters 70 81
20 Sets 400 College Do-It-YourseIf Pictures in
discontinued designs 800
1888 Scroll Art Paint by Numbers Pictures.
Discontinued designs 200
800 Serop and Photo Albums, 10 only y----l.5o
2o-5.oo Desk Pads, assorted sizes and coIors,
100
Evening star., 1962-01-18
FAB
DO1lleSficS
Street Floor, Washington Only

T700T1 OrT
3,eS NyIon Pile Seotter Rugs, l8x30 nylon pile
obIone with rubberzed bocks. Assorted popular
coIors 80
Matching Lids -.------- eee
Firsts and Seconds of 39c to SOC Fomous Moke
Woshcoths and Fingertp Towels Cotton terres
in assorted colors. Some foroIs and novelties
for ! 90
5.e8 TO 1898 Bedspreeds. HerIooms, chenies
and ocquords. SotIed samples and discontinued
potterns in tailored and throw styles. Twin or
double size 3.9s
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Budget SpOrtSaUe0a.

Street Floor, Washington Only
5.ss to 5.9s Stocks. Cotton corduroy royon, oce-
tote, fully lined all wool. Solid cotors and prints.
Sizes 10 to l6 for average figure in eroop, 2es
l,9s ond 2.ss Cotton Knit Tee-Shirts. Solids and
1.ss and 2.se SompIe Neekweor. White cotton
Ptque and nylon collars and f-ins Embroidery
and lace trims 99e
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Girls Wear

Girls Wear
Second Floor, Both Stores
Girls and Hi-Teens' 2.ss and s.ss Winter
Hi Teens 4.ss and 500 cordison Sweaters s.ss
GiTs' and Hi Teens 2.ss and s.e9 BIouses and
Sport Shirts l3o
Hi Teens s.s9 Cotton Terry or NyIon Robes 4.es
hi Teens 1929 and l2.s9 Dresses, broken sizes
500
Hi Teens 1899 Cotton PopIn Cor coots --Io.ss
Hi Teens $3.50 Winter coots 20 90
Hi Teens 1899 Cor coots s------------l3.oo
Girls s.ss Wool BIozers. royon lined 500
500 and 7.9s Dresses. prints and solids ---2.es
Girls' 5!ss Plaid Royon Rubberized Roin coot.,
broken sizes Observation-Disclosures
Girls l.ss Cotton Knit Tee Shirts see
Girls 1929 Cotton PopIn cor coots -----s.ss
Girls s.ss Cotton FIonneI Paiomas, broken sizes
1888
Evening star., 1962-01-18

$50 Mems and Young Mems Year Round Sport Coots
from and in hernobo
eey-oveb in - HIRN
o two- --odnd sim
in n
Seond Floor sheeFb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Swedish Meat Balls
Mrs. NJ. E. r., Annapolis

Could someone please give
me a good recipe for Swedish
meat balls? I want to serve
them as hors d'oeuvres from
a chatting dish. I've gotten
so many good recipes and
household tips from RICH
that I'm hoping someone can
help me with this request.
Thank YOU,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Morzipon Cookies
H. M. S., CldrkSburg

I would very much like to
have a fancy marzipan cookie
recipe that I clipped from
The Star about two years ago.
My copy has been lost, and
I usually give these as Christ
mas presents, so I would like
to have the recipe before too
long.
These were cookies that
were formed into carrots,
pears, oranges, cherries and
peas in a pod. Your help will
be appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Readers
Cledrinq
House
Camp in Europe?
Mrs. P. ". D. McLenn

My daughters senior Girl
Scout troop is planning a trip
to Europe next summer as
soon as school is out.
The girls are making silk
screened Christmas cards for
sale and are putting on spa
ghetti dinners in order to
raise the money necessary
for the trip.
What we need in particular
is information from people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14

Bitter Natural Blue Fox copeIet - .-...-.- $zss
Motoro-dyed Fur seoI Jocket 1850 - 80. S3ss
Beioe-dyed Sheored Muskrot Flonk Joeket with
Natural Mink Color sass
Beoe-dyed River Otter jacket with Noturol Mink
Collar = = ------------ --.--.---. s47s
Noturol Autumn tiozee Mink Stole --------- S44s
Block-dyed Bfoodtoi Processed Lcmb jacket
with Noturol Mink Collar ---- -------- $sss
Noturol Enbo ceruIeona Mink Joeket 1890 $sss
Noturol Mink Pow Joeket .-------------szs
Noturol Russion soble jacket ------- $sss
Ncturol Erbo cerueon" Mink Bubble Cope $5ss
Noturol Spotted Cot jacket, dyed Fur seo
Buttons --------------.-- ..-.....---$19B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Book-T ruckinq
r. j., Washington

I am trying to track down
q book entitled How To
Paint on China" book num-
Der 80 in the Walter Foster
art book series. This is a
large. soft-cover book with
color illustrations. The pub
Usher informs me they are
no long er available. Any
SuppeStionS?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
WEE WOMEN
"She's not ready yet.
Why don't you just come
in and collapsed"

say not to steam, press or
brush, and to clean by fur
rier method.
Is there a safe way to re-
move spots without sending
the coat to a furrier?
Just exactly what does the
"furrier m t h cd" involve?
Thanks for your advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
FUR COATS

Dyed Mouton Lamb Goats --.--------.-.-- $ss
Postel-dyed Muskrot Goats ---------------$i7s
Bark -dyed Mormon coots -----------------$lTs
Bioek-dyed Persion Lonb coots -----------.$1 ss
Tip-dyed sheored Roecoon coots ----------ss2s
Letout-dyed Muskrot coots ------------.-$ sss
Noturol eroy person Lamb "a coots $sss
Noturol Roneh Mink Sides coots ----------. $47s
Bloek-dyed Pension Lomb coots -----------$ sass
NoturoI poste Mink " coots $ioss
Notufol Ronch Mink Coots SASS
Noturol Autumn Haze" Mink coots --- SASS
Arstocrotie Noturo TourmolIne" Mink coots sises
Noturo Nutria Coat ---.-----.-.-.--.-.-$l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Used Piano

Mrs. N. E. c., Washington
I'm very much interested
in obtaining a used piano. Do
any of you readers know
where such a piano may be
found?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q pubIie-serviee exchange
OF ideos between oreo readers. The
Star cannot accept phone coils per-
toinins TO this column. All letters
Must bear the writer's full name and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Try Gloves
To D. j., Bethesda
c. w. M, Arlington

Perhaps you would like to
try my method of combating
the odor of onion on your
hands. When my rubber dish
washing gloves get little holes
In them I use them in the
vegetable department.
I never cut an onion or
garlic without them on. The
smell will cling to the gloves
instead of your hands. Hope
this helps you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14

who have actually camped
through Europe, with regard
to camp sites, whether camp
ing equipment is available for
sale or rental in Europe, and
how food is obtained, and
what types of food are best
for such a venture.
The plan is to buy and re-
sell a bus for the travelling
part of the trip. Do you
readers have any comments
on this, or any helpful adj
vice?
We know that many people
have travelled in Europe, but
camping is something else
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14

Notutol conodon Beaver coct ----------.. $4ss
Motoro-dyed Alaska Fur seoi coot ----, sass
corme-dYed Sheored Roccoon coot ------- Sass
Noturo Spotted Cot coot. Noturol Beoyer Color sass
Oyster White-dyed conodon Beover "a coot
Noturol Mink Collar ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
sToLEs AND JACKETS

bfown-dyed Muskrot Stcies ----------------Ss s
Heother-dyed Squirrel Pocket Stoles .------- sos
Crown Roycl-dyed Muskrot Jockets ------$ I4s
Noturol Blue Fox Empress Cape .-----------$zss
Noturol Sheored Roccoon jacket - - -. Sz4s
Noturol Ranch Mink Stoles --.-- --------.- $s2s
Noturol cerueona Mink Stoies -------.--. $s4s
Notufol Royo Postel Mink stoes --.----- - 1ss
Noturo Silver Blue Mink Pocket stcles $3.50 $2ss
Noturol PosteI Mink Pocket stoles - ----- sass
Natural Postel Mink Suit Stoles - - ----- S4ss
Noturo Deep Dcrk Ronch Mink stoles ---- $6Ts
Block dyed Persion Lamb Jccket with Noturo
Mink Collar and Cuffs $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Furrier Method

Mrs. J. r. S., Washington
Have any readers had ex-
perience with the acrylic fl
Der coats? The instructions
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12

Friends of Nettie Smith, who taught school here several years ago, were in Palmer this week looking up old friends of Miss Smith. Misses Jane Guin- mana and Betty Lithicum drove from Newark State College in Union, N. J., and will continue trailering and camping through Alaska and Canada during their vacations.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12

MT. and Mrs. Joe M. Bryant of Albuquerque are visiting MT. and Mrs. J. C. Knoblack at their homestead near Sutton.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12
Girls Sian For ( Queen Contest

bly, of Alaska, Order of Rain bow for Girls. She has also served as Worthy Advisor of the Palmer Rainbow Assembly.
 Her hobbies are sewing and swimming. She plans to enroll at the University of Alaska this fall, where she will major in business administration in pre- paration for a career as a cer- tified public accountant.
 Joyce, who was born in AL toona, Penn, on Jan. g, 1945, came to Anchorage with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. G. Patterson, in 1851. The family has lived in Wasilla for the past three years. She will gra- duate from Wasilla high school in 1863.
 Joyce plans to attend Brig ham Young University in Pro- vo, Utah, where she will major in physical education and home economics.
 Not a stranger to beauty con- tests, this young woman was the 1861 Wasilla high school queen. An active girl who likes to swim and skate, she also homemaking activities, for her hobbies are sewing and
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12

regular council meeting. As the preferred radio sets were similar to those recently pur- chased by Mrs. Laura Barnes for use in her real estate work, the eouncilmen h q Mrs. Barnes demonstrate the use of the radio equipment in her car.
 Five applications for the po- sition of city manager h lave been received by City Clerk Emile St Pierre, plus two other requests for application forms. The clerk was instruct ed to write for references on two of the applications of spe- cial interest to the council.
 Bids on a new rubber-tired. front-end loader for city street maintenance work were open ed. Five bids were received and will be studied for a deei- sion at a special meeting called for next Tuesday, July IT, at ' pm.
 A bid from Ben Hudgins for the wiring of the city storage and garage building was re- ceived and will be studied fur ther at the special meeting next Tuesday. The council also asked for bids for pouring of a concrete slab in the metal building. Only one bid was re- ceived for a gas storage tank,
 and the council is holding ae~
 (Continued on Page lQl
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12
City Council A|Iots $400 For Park Development, Studies zoning Needs
FIRST STATEWIDE POMONA GRANGE MEETING HELD

The first statewide Pomona Grange meeting was held at Fairbanks last weekend with 20 valley residents attending. Initiation in the Pomona degree was given followed by busi- ness meeting.
 A significant step was taken in the creation of a state Gran ge council which would coor- dinate state Grange activities. The council will be composed of the master or elected alter nate from each of the seven Oranges in the state together with the national deputy, Jim Wilson.
 Wilson was elected chair man of the council and in structed to draft rules of pro- cedure for the state councils S consideration.
 In attendance at the open portion of the meeting were Mike Stepovich, candidate for governor, and George Sund- burg, aide to Senator Gruen- ing. Congratulatory messages were received from Senator Bob Bartlett and Representa- tive Ralph Rivers.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12

cooking. She has done some All club work
 Other interested young women are urged to come to the fair office, located at the entrance to the grounds in Pal mer, to pick up their applica- tion blanks, Miller said. As soon as the entrants have com pleted the preliminary applica- tion procedure, they may ob- tain their raffle tickets, $50 of which they must sell in order to qualify as contestant.
 This years winner, judged according to the rules of the Miss America Pageant, may choose as her prize either European tour or a $1,O00 schol- arship to the college of her choice. Although total number of tickets sold will not be con sidered in the final judging, the girl who sells the greatest num- Der will receive a very worth while gift.
 The drawing will be held on the last day of the fair, Sept. 3. The holder of the lucky tic ket will win boat, motor, and boat trailer outfit. He has the option of accepting $500 in cash in lieu of the prize.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12

Two young women have re- turned their completed appli- cation blanks to the Alaska State Fair office in Palmer, thus announcing their inten- ton of entering the 1862 queen contest, Billy R. Miller, fair manager, said this week.
 Both Linda Jane Cope, Is, of Palmer and Joyce Anne Pat terson, F, of Wasilla, have light brown hair, blue eyes, and fair complexions. Vital sta tistics are similar, too-Linda's measurements are 36-24-38, while Joyce's are 37-25-37. Lin da, weighing 40 pounds, is five feet, eight inches tall, and Joyce, who is five feet, seven inches tall, weighs 135 pounds.
 Born in Palmr on May IA, 1914, Linda is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. John L. Cope. She is a 1862 graduate of Pal mer high school, where she was a member of the student coun- cil, student director of the senior class play, drum corps captain, and a member of the Pioneer band for four years.
 Linda was recently appoint ed Grand Love, Grand Assem-
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12
State Realizes Sl5.7 Million
 In Oil, Gas Sale

Bonus bids totaling $15,731,- ; 090 from oil industry repre- sentatives were entered in AL aska's largest competitive oil and gas lease sale Wednesday. The unofficial bonus total was about a million dollars more than taken in by the state in its sale last December, with about 317,000 acres on the block to- day compared with 255,000 in December.
 Surprised gasps from the crowd assembled in the z. J. Loussac library for the bid opening greeted announce ments by Lands Division Direc- tor Roscoe Bell of bids of over $3 million. Two choice tracts drew bids totaling $5.5 million. One tract went to Shell group for more than SIPS million.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12
Graveside Services For q. A. "Tex'' Cobb Ends Full Career

A. A. Tex" Cobb, one of this areas oldest pioneers. was buried with simple graveside services Sunday afternoon at the Palmer cemetery.
 Born in Texas June l3, 1872, MT. Cobb came to Old Knik in 1909. He homesteaded near Matanuska in 1911. After an active life of farming, fishing, prospecting, trapping, and gui- ding big game hunters, Tex Cobb apparently died quietly in his sleep at his Kalgin Island fishing site Wednesday of last week. Jerry LaWalter, who has fished with Mir Cobb many years, discovered the death about noon July i.
 MT. Cobb has spent the last three winters at Tenakee Hot Springs, but he returned to Matanuska and Kalgin Island for the summers.
 Pallbearers were his long, time friends George Hermon, Jim Hermon, Jack Hermon, Pete Joines, Jerry LaWalter and Emil LaWalter. Rev. Paul Mover conducted the funeral services. Survivors are a sis ter, Mrs. Mary Allen, Houston, Tex; and a brother, Drew Cobb, Long Beach, Calf.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-12

Ben Dansie, the new office manager at MEA, Mrs. Dansie and their four children have moved into the Wineck place in the Butte area. Dansie who was office manager of the Bur ley, Idaho, electrical distribu- ton system, started Monday with his duties at MEA.