MVCCA STORE
NEEDS CLOTHING
The MVCCA Bargain Centi
needs more merchandise, e
pecially children’s clothin
Mrs. Lowell Simpson reporte
last week. The Bargain stor
operated by the Matanusk
Valley Crippled Children
Assn., is now open Tuesda
thru Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.n
and needs both volunteer work
ers and clean, useable merchar
dise.
Anything of use may be leJ
at the store, which is locate
in the Center Theatre building
or donations will be picked uj
Mrs. Simpson mav be notifiei
at PI 5-4021.
TIP TO MOTORISTS
Impatience is the top high
way killer — time is precious
but not enough to pay for i
with a life.
POLIO STILL
STRIKES MANY
IN NATION
SUMMER - TIME
IS HAZARD - TIME
INSURE
Few health and accident
policies cover expenses in
curred for polio . . . out you
can get special coverage at
low cost, Inquire now
PIPPEL
Insurance Agency
PI 5-3260 Palmer
Elinor Ruzicka Weds
Duane Goodrich In
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In an evening, candlelight
service, Elinor Jean Ruzicka
and Duane Leigh Goodrich
were united in marriage Satur
day, July 14, 8 p.m. with the
Rev. Paul Moyer conducting
the services in the United Pro
testant church.
Mrs. Goodrich, former seven
th grade teacher in the Palmer
schools, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. J. Baertschiger, La
Puente, Calif.
Duane Goodrich, owner of
the Palmer Machinery Co., is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
A. Goodrich, residents of Pal
mer since 1940.
The bride wore an embroid
. ered linen dress with cap slee
, ves, scoop neckline and pleated
skirt. She had a small veiled
hat, and carried white Fugi i
chrysanthemums.
The bride’s attendant, Mrs.1
Tom Cloninger, wore flowered
white pique and carried yel
low Fugi chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Alice Jane Branton was
organist and Mrs. Mary Ellen
Moyer sang. “O Perfect Love.”
The groom’s best man was
j Kenneth Loyer. Ushers were
; Jerry Goode and Tom Cloning
j er.
Mrs. Bartschiger, mother of
the bride, wore blue flowered
i silk with a yellow Fugi mum
I corsage. Mrs. Goodrich, the
| groom’s mother, also wore a 1
| corsage of the yellow mums j
with her blue brocaded taffeta. !
The reception following the
; wedding was held at the Elk’s
j hall. Mrs. Pat O'Connor, sister
j of the groom, presided over
the guest book. Guests were
present from Anchorage, Eur
eka and LaPuente, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich will
make their home at Mile 43 4.
Palmer Hiway.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR FORMER LEGISLATOR
Funeral services were held in
Seattle recently for Aimer J.
Peterson, a 20-year resident of
Alaska and former territorial
legislator. The 70-year-old at
torney had been ill for several
years.
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O. K., I'll take the European tour if this travel
agency loans me you as secretary!
WRIGHT
TRAVEL AGENCY
Wright Building
Phone PI 5-4500 — PI 5-4515 Palmer
HOW’S THIS FOR PROGRESS...
Since Statehood
Gross volume of business in Alaska has in
creased by $273,000,000, up 48 percent.
Gross manufactured value of Alaska resource
industry products has increased by $74,000,000
up 38 percent.
Bank loans have increased by $34,000,000, up
66 percent.
Bank deposits have increased by $32,000,000,
up 26 percent.
Alaska foreign exports have increased by $20,
000,000, up 400 percent.
HERE IS ACTIVITY, PROGRESS,
FAITH IN ALASKA’S CAPACITY
TO GROW AND PROSPER
On August 14 vote for the man who has provided
Alaska with sound, progressive leadership
RE-ELECT GOVERNOR
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The Man You Gan Trust
Sponsored and paid for by the Egan for Governor Committee
Where Will You Be August 14?
Uncle Sam Wants You-at the Polls
Will you be traveling to your
hunting site or away on busi
ness Election Day, August 14?
Will you be busy putting up
silage and find it hard to get
to the polls?
Don’t lose your vote, the Pal
mer League of Women Voters
remind you. Use an absentee
ballot available to any quali
fied voter.
To secure an absentee ballot
you may go in person to the
deputy district magistrate, or
you may apply to her by mail,
using the application cards
available at any post office, j
Remember, however, that your
absentee ballot must be back !
in the hands of the deputy dis-!
trict magistrate no later' than
Aug. 13, one day before elec
tion.
Mountain bluebird is Idaho’s
official bird.
“Wherever you are on Aug
list 14," the League advises, “b<
sure your vote will be count
ed.”
Unemployment Claims
Must Be Presented
On Mondays Hereafter
Unemployment Insurance
claims will be handled only on
Mondays starting next Mon
day. Mrs. Garner T. Hamrick,
agent for Unemployment In
surance here, announced.
On and after July 30 the Un
employment office, located in
Carpenters' hall, will receive
unemployment claims only on
Mondays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Fhe balance of the week Mrs.
Hamrick will be contacting
'arm employers regarding their
needs for help during the har
dest season.
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Vital
Statistics
Paul Brooks Hein, July 2, 7
lbs. 4 ozs., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Kenneth Hein, Palmer.
Andrew Paxton Schubin,
July 3. 8 lbs. 3 ozs., son of Mr.
and Mrs. James G. Schubin,
Palmer.
Maria Dolores Everett. July
3, 5 lbs. 9 ozs.. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred F. Everett, Jr.,
Palmer.
Monte Gerard Betts, July 5.
3 lbs. 2 ozs.. son of Mr. and Mrs
Martin C. Betts, Wasilla.
Sylvia Rose Soto, July 6, 7
lbs. 1 oz., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Soto, Wasilla.
Nina Marie Bencardino, July
7. 7 lbs. 4 ozs., daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis A. Bencardino
Jr. I
Real Broke
Vacationers return home
and get back in the groove —
most trying to figure some
way out of the red.
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BLIND PAciL
A temper tantrum cuts off
| a man's reasoning power, and
sends his tongue on a rampage.
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