Parade, Pageant
Add Color to Alaska State Fair
REPRESENTING MANY HOURS of work by members of
the Wasilla Businessmen's Association was this float,
second place winner in the commercial division. The prow
of the boat was covered with cottonwood leaves, sprayed
with gold paint and each affixed individually. The pretty
water skier is Joyce Patverson, one of tne six candidates
in the fair queen pageant, and the girl with the fishing
pole is Sharon Rjff. The float also depicted the mountain
scenery and the hunt ng available in the area. The young
hunter is John Polis
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FIRST PLACE AWARD-WINNING float in the commercial
division of the Alaska State Fair parade was the Matan
uska Maid, Inc. entry, with its team of huskies driven by
a trim Matanuska Maid, against a background of aurora
borealis colors,
Women of Moose Enroll New Member
One new candidate, Marjorie
Heathcock, was enrolled at
the Sept. 4 meeting of the Pal
mer Women of the Moose. She
was sponsored by Irene Vas
anoja.
Carla Jo Peterson won the
door prize, and Oren Peterson
DIVERSION
The federal government di
verts some $1.6 billion a year
from highway-user taxes and^
spends it on non-highway pro
jects according to Oil Facts.
won the club raffle, the prize
for which was an ash tray and
a candy dish.
Tickets fur the “Hundred
Dollar Baby" raffle are now
available. Members selling the
greatest number of tickets will
win a $25 savings bond, and
the person selling the winning
ticket will win a ladies’ wrist
watch Those who would like
to pick up their tickets are ask
ed to call or see Irene Vasanoja.
The drawing will be held Dec.
18.
More Premium
Winners Listed
Continued from last week is
the list of Alaska State Fair
premium winners as compiled
bv the Fair office. They include
CONNIE FROST livestock.
2nd hobby hall, flowers, 2nd,
$16 25: KAREN FROST, rab
bits, 3rd, $1 MARTA FROST,
baked goods. $1; STANLEY i
FROST, hobby hall, 1st. $6:i
RUTH GILES, baked goods.
2nd. 3rd, $7.25: ANN GOOD
MAN. crops, 3rd. $3 NATHAN
IEL GRIGGS, handwork. 1st,
2nd. hobby hall, trophy. 3rd. $T;
JOHN GUTHRIE, art. 2nd. $5;
MRS E C HAMILTON, flow
ers. 1st, 2nd. 3rd, $8.25; JOS
EPHINE HAMON. handwork.
2nd, $.1.75;
MRS. PAULINE HANS,
flowers, 2nd. 75c; MRS. BEA
TRICE HANSON, baked goods,
1st, 2nd. $2: LINDA HANSON,
dressmaking. 2nd. 3rd. <5c,
LLOYD HANSON. poultry,
2nd. $2; LINDA HARRIS, poul
try, 2nd, 3rd, $1 50; LARR^
HEDDLES, crops. 2nd. $2.50;
MARGE HEDDLES, canning,
1st. 2nd. 3rd. crops.. 1st. dress
making, 2nd. $9: GEORGE
HEDLA. crops, 1st, $2; MRS.
GEORGE HEDLA, flowers. 1st,
2nd. $3.50; MARIANNE HER
MON. canning, 1st. 3rd. crops,
1st. 2nd. needlework, 2nd. $9.50;
MRS RONALD HERRICK,
needlework. 1st. $L BYRON
HOLLEMBAEK. livestock. 1st.
2nd. 3rd crops. 3rd. special
MVFCA award. $183; KAY
HOLLEMBAEK. crops. 1st. $2;
ERIC HOLLEMBAEK. crops,
2nd. SI.50 LILA HOSKINS,
hobby ha;.. 2nd. $2: MIKE
HURLEY, canning. 2nd, 75c;
AMY IRWIN, flowers. 1st, 3rd,
$5; RUTH ISAACSON, crops,
3rd, $2 MARY LOU JOHNSON,
baked goods, 1st, flowers, 1st,
$2; MRS. DEE JOHANSON,
canning, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, $9.75;
MERIONYDTH JOHNSON,
dressmaking 1st. $1; DILIA
JOHNSTON, art, 2nd, $5; FERN
JOHNSTON, dressmaking, 3rd,
75c BARBARA KALMBACH,
handwork 3rd, needlework 1st,
3rd, $3.75; MONA KAMMER
MEYER, flowers, 1st 2nd, 3rd,
$3.25; KATHY KING, horses
2nd, $5; ROSE KIRSCH, flow
ers, 1st, $2;
DONNA KNEFF, flowers,
1st, 2nd, 3rd, crops, 1st, 2nd,
$9.75; ROSE KNOBLOCK, can
ning, 1st, $1; JOHN KORAN
DA, hobby hall, 1st, 2nd, $15;
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TIME
MILES
'MONEY
AT HOUSTON MARKET
I Mile West of Little Susilna Bridge, Willow Road
WEEK LONG SPECIALS SATURDAY THRU FRIDAY
VEAL CHOPS QQC
or STEAKS lb. 07
GROUND BEEF $445
3 lbs. I
CARNATION OR FOREMOST
MILK £ QQC
Tall cans v for 77
BEST BET
MACARONI or 4 EQC
SPAGHETTI lbs.
Chase & Sanborn $| 79
COFFEE . 3 lbs. I
Hants 10 for AQC
TOMATO SAUCE #7
SKOOKUM—303 size
APPPLE C AAC
SAUCE J for 77
NBC
GRAHAM 2 TAC
CRACKERS lbs. I#
FREE FREE
WITH ORDER
OVER $20.00
OPEN DAILY
From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
SUNDAY
From 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
CAROLIN KORMAN, baked
goods, 1st. 3rd, $1.50;
BRENDA LAGASSE. hand
work, 2nd, hobby hall, 1st,
$3.75; GARY LAROSE, live
stock, 1st. 2nd, $45; EDWIN
LARSEN, crops, 2nd, $2.50; D.
F LAUGHLIN, canning 1st,
2nd, 3rd, best assortment of
canning, flowers 2nd, 3rd, $21;
ELLEN LAUGHLIN. flowers
1st, dressmaking. 1st. 1.75;
LAURENCE LAUGHLIN,
dressmaking, 2nd. 50c; EMIL
LAW ALTERS, crops, 1st, 2nd,
3rd. $20 MARGARET LA WAL
TERS. flowers, 1st. 2nd, 3rd,
$11.25; LAZY MT. CHILD
REN’S HOME, livestock 1st.
$50; MRS NANCY LEWIS,
hobby hall. 1st, $3; NATHAN
LINDEKY, livestock. 1st, $5;
MARCIA LIVINGSTON, hand
work. 2nd,$1:
MARION LOOMIS, dress
making, 1st, 2nd, 3rd. $12;
BEATRICE MACKEY, baked
goods, 1st, 2nd. $2.25; ETHEL
MARTIN, needlework, 1st, $3;
MRS. CHARLES MARSH, bak
ed goods, 1st, 75c; KATHY
MARSH, hobbv'hall, 2nd. $1;
MRS. RUSSELL MAYNARD,
flowers, 1st. 2nd. $2.50; BAR
BARA McCALLAN, baked
goods, 1st, 2nd, 3rd. $10.50;
JACKIE MCCARTNEY, live
stock, 1st, rabbits, 1st, 2nd,
$23.50; TERREL MCCORMICK,
handwork, 1st. $3.50; MRS.
GENEVA MCDONALD, can
ning, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, crops, 1st,
2nd, 3rd, $14 25; JOHN MC
DONALD. crops, 2nd, $1.50;
KIM MCGEE, poultry. 1st, 2nd,
3rd, $4;
BETTY MCINTYRE, flow
ers, 3rd, needlework, 1st, 3rd,
$3; MRS. DAISY MCINTOSH,
needlework. 1st, $1; HARRY
MACKAY, flowers, 1st, crops,
1st, 2nd, $5; DIANE MCKECH
NIE, canning, 1st, 2nd, flowers,
1st, 2nd, 3rd, $8.50; CARMEL
LA MALROY, crops. 3rd, $L
WANDA MARCUS, needle
work, 7st $7.50.
MRS. CHARLES MARSH,
dressmaking, 1st, $1; KATHY
MARSH, dressmaking 2nd, 75c;
PEGGY MOHAN, dressmak
ing, 2nd, 50c; MRS. RICHARD
MOHAN, crops, 1st, 2nd, $5.50;
PATRICIA MOORE, needle
work, 1st, $2; G. MUSGROVE,
art, 3rd. $3; IRMA NASH, art,
1st, $10;
WALTER NESBITT, poultry.
1st, $1.50; LILA NEWVILLE,
baked goods. 1st, 2nd, $5.75;
BOBBY NICHOLS, livestock,
1st. Burnham trophy, $25;
JUDY NICHOLS, livestock, 1st,
Breeders Association trophy,
$25; DOUGLAS NOLTE, live
stock. 3rd, $10 GEORGE NOL
TE, livestock, 3rd, $10; NAT
ALIE NORRIS, horses. 1st,
$7.50; SUSAN NORTHRUP,
handwork. 2nd, crops, 1st. $4;
EVA MAY OTCHECK, can
ning, 1st, 3rd, crops 1st, 2nd, $9;
MR. OTCHECK, crops, 3rd, $1;
SHIRLEY OTCHECK, poultry
1st, 3rd, $2; HELEN PALMER,
flowers, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, $2.25;
RMIMIPw
QUEEN COLLEEN KENDALL, Anchorage,
chosen "Miss Alaska State Fair" by a panel
of judges made up of personnel from Air
France, shares her victory with runners
up Terry Niemann, Palmer and Vicki John
son, Mile 17, Glenn Highway, who tied for
second place. The girls competed in three
categories, bathing suit, talent, and ball
gown, in the pageant presented Saturday
evening, Sept. 1, in Central School Audi
torium. Colleen's gown and the outfit she
wore in the talent competition were made
by her mother, Mrs. S. H. Kendall.
STEPPING ALONG SMARTLY in their new
uniforms are members of the Palmer High
School band, one of several marching
units in the Alaska State Fair parade. With
the cooperation of the Band Boosters Club,
the uniforms were purchased last spring.
Lee Plumbley is director.
KELLY PALMQUIST, live
stock 1st, poultry, 3rd, $6; VIE
TTA PAGEL, canning 1st, 2nd,
3rd, flowers, 1st, 3rd, baked
goods, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Fleisch
mann’s Yeast winner, $28;
COLLIE PETTIT, baked goods,
1st, $2; MICKIE PETTIT live
stock, 1st $25; PHILLIPS RAB
BITRY, rabbits, 1st,. 2nd. $5;
KATHY DEE PORTERFIELD,
howers, 2nd, T5c; JANEL POR
TERFIELD, crops, 1st, $2:
JOANNE PORTERFIELD, bak
ed goods, 1st, 3rd, $1; MRS
ORA ROLLINS, dressmaking
1st. 3rd, $4; PAT RIPLEY
livestock. 1st, $25; MRS RO
BERT RISLEY. flowers, 1st,
baked goods, 1st, 3rd, $8; NAN
CY ROLLAND, needlework,
2nd. $2; MRS. ORA ROLLINS,
needlework. 2nd, 3rd, $1.25.
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experimenting with several
new types of oil-heating equip
ment. The goal is development
of the simplest, most reliable
least expensive burners pos
sible. '
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