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atNCH£ON SETS
TREASURE
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NO TICE
For "PCTIER OF?” after Office Hours
Sundays and Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
• • or
Ralph Moore
OFFICE CLOSES at NOON on.SATURDAYS
Matnnuska Electric Ass'n, Inc.
Palmer Alaska.
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WHEN WE SAY
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DUALITY
LUTHERAN ANNOUNCEMENTS
LUTHERAN CHURCH announces special services
cn Mother’s Day, May 14, at 3:00 p.n.
A FELLOWSHIP neeting will be hoi':1, in St.
John's Lutheran Church at 7:30 p.n. May
LADIES' *ID BAKE SALE will be heir* at the
Trading Pest cn Saturday May 13th. A
Bazaar -."ill be included.
LADIES' AID will neet at the hone ;f Mrs.
Martin Shernan at 2 p.n. on May 17th.
PJJ__SALE
PIE SALE will be held at the Trading Post
iron 10:00 a.n. until all pies ere sold
on Saturday May 27, by the United. Protes
tant Ladies' Aid.
St. Peter: "Hew did you get here?" *"
New arrival: "Flu."
Ml ELKE i BOUWENS RITES
Morgrye Mlelke, daughter of Mr. end Mrs.
Carl Liie 1 ke of Palmer, became the bride
of Wayne Scuwens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wn.
3juwens of Palmer, on Sunday April 3Q, at
2:00 p.m. In St. Michael's Catholic Church.
A ’’Spring" motif was carried out In the
wedding. The church was beautifully dec
orated by Maud Hosier,of the Matanuska
Valley Gardens,,with Bnster Lilies, Daffo
dils, Pussy Willows and Huckleberry.
Candles burned among the Daffodils,at the
Alter, along the railing of the platform
and at the windows. The pastel shades of
the 3rld.es maldstana the bouquets also
carried.a note of spring, and were also
made by Mrs. Hosier.
The bride were white satin made with a
full skirt and train which was gathered
onto a fitted bodice. ,A shirred round
low neckline was set iff by a nylon Insert.
A flnrer tin net lace veil held In place
by a coronet hale added the final touches
to the gown. She carried a bouquet of yel
low daffodils In a maxe of ruffled lacelcn.
The bride \yas attended by Vivian Meier
who wore a pastel ;lavender taffeta mcire
gown, an-'' D.lcres Beuwens who wore pastel
blue net. Both were tiaras cf ruffled
lacelon. The bridesmaids carried bouquets
of yellow and white marguerites In ruffled
lacelcn.
The groom was attended by his brother*
Ronole B.uwons. .
Preceding the ceremony Harry ".'immer sans,
"Oh Pronlse Me" accompanied by Mrs.3ernle
Bcuwens at the organ. The bridal party
entered the church to the strains of
"Lohengrin". The bride was given In mar
riage by her father.
F llcwing the ceremony, a reception was
given at the heme of the bride's parents.
A beautiful four tier wedding cake was cut
and served by *<rs. Mary Witt. lira. Oertrude
Kenser and Mrs. Dorothy Onkka helped serve
the Ice Cream, punch anJ coffee.
The bride received many lovely and useful
gifts. Following the unwrapping of the
gifts, the bride and groom slipped away
and started on their honeymoon which they
are spending in Seward.
CREDIT UNION TO MEET
Tuesday
The Matanuska Valley Federal Credit Union
will meet this next Tuesday evening at
8 p.n. in the Cc—cp Club rocn. All mem
bers are invited t>. attend. Jack Newcomb
plans to sh'w his Ufcvles cn his and his
wife's trip down the Yukon River several
years ago. The slides which Jack showed
at the last meeting were very good and he
tells us that his movies arc better.
Rembmber the date and place: Tuesday May
9, at 8 p.n. in the Co-op Club Room.