JAN M. KOSLOSKY
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RALPH M. KOSLOSKY
JOANNE KOGELE
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ARTHUR L. MADISON
PATRICIA CROMETT
LEON WALLING
BETTY RICE
DANIEL M. CONTINI
The staff and management of Koslosky’s all join in wishing you,
our valued customers a verry Happy New Year and offer our
sincere thanks for the support you have given us during the
year just ending. We sincerely hope that we can continue to
justify your patronage. May Success, Happiness and Prosperity
Be Yours through the coming year.
Jlatodd, $ cut cuui Ralph Ko-ilaihif,
Watch For Inventory Clearance Sale
Jannary 2nd
TAHJESS—WELL TRIMMED
IISDA CHOICE
T-BONE STEAK
TOMATO
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BLUE PLATE-8 oz.
COVE OYSTERS
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MAXWELL HOUSE
Drip or Rogolar
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BAR-S ASSTD. 4%
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6 oz. pkgs.
NALLEY’S LG. 3 PK.
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46 oz.
HAWAIIAN
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CRACKERS 03
DARIGOLD—Quartered
Butter 731
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COCA COLA
CIGARETTES
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FRANK GAGNON Jr.
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LaVeta Schoephortler
ROBERT HARTLEY
Wasilla
News
By Jane Browne
Linda Bergman, Janeil Rob
erts, and small son Dean left
Wednesday morning via North
west Airlines for Portland to
spend the balance of the holi
days with grandparents and
great-grandparents, the Char
les Cadwalladers. They will
visit family and friends in
Portland, The Dalles and Wa
mic, Oregon, for the next two
weeks.
• • •
Jay Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Johnson, is home
for the Holidays. Jay is attend
ing Franklin High School in
Portland, taking a preparatory
course in electronic engineer
ing. Jay has earned a track
letter, coming in fifth in the
varsity state finals.
* * *
University of Alaska stu
dents home for the holidays are
Erling Nelson, Doug Carney,
Marian Huston, Pat Green and
Melody Toomey. An alumni
student, Ensign James Vickary
ous is also home on leave from
his base in Florida. Larry
Teeland will leave January 1
for the University of Oregon to
resume his studies in pre-law.
• • •
Funeral services were held
Sunday, Dec. 23, 1962, for
Charles Frederick Blissard, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Blissard,
at the Church of Christ in Wa
silla. Reverend Wenter Har
vey was in charge. Burial was
in the Wasilla Cemetery.
Charles was bom May 30,
1952 in North Platte, Nebraska,
and came to Alaska with his
family in 1957. He attended
school in Wasilla and Palmer
and was very active in 4-H
work. Survivors include his pa
rents, two sisters, Cynthia and
Colleen, and a brother Morton.
• • *
Don’t forget the Alumni
games at the Wasilla High
School gym Dec. 27 at 7 p.m.
• • •
Post 9365 to the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
sponsored a Christmas party
for all pre-schoolers and ele
mentary children at the Post
Home Sunday afternoon. Fol
lowing the movie Santa Claus
visited the Home with treats
for all.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dinkel
and small daughter are visit
ing the Peter Nelsons and the
Harold Dinkels over the Christ
mas Holiadys. The Dinkels are
from Fairbanks.
Social Security
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** QUESTIONS
AND ANLSWERS
QUESTION: I am going to re
tire in the next few months.
Is J^iere anything I can do to
speed up my social security
benefit check?
ANSWER: Yes, find out
from your local social security
office what proofs you will
need and have them with you
when you file your claim.
QUESTION: My husband
passed away about 10 years
ago. Would waiting until I’m
65 make it possible for me to
receive a greater amount of so
cial security than at 62? Tm
not working at the present, and
haven’t worked long enough to
qualify for any social security
on my own account.
ANSWER: Waiting until 65
to file for widow’s social se
curity will gain you nothing.
The amount of the widow’s
payment is 82% per cent of
what the husband would have
been eligible to receive. And,
this 82% per cent is paid at
the age of 62—there is no re
duction. If you’re over the
age of 62, we’d like to suggest
that you contact your social
security office immediately and
file your application. You.
should bring your husband’s
social security number with
you, a certified copy of your
marriage certificate, and some
document to establish your age
or date of birth.
For more information about
social security: Write to Social
Security Administration, Box
1331, Juneau, Alaska.