By Jane Browne
Mr. and Mrs. Willard “Bill”
Lamber and family are visiting
in Wasilla this week. The Lam
berts are former residents. Bill
taught in the high school and
coached for three years. Mrs.
Lamber was active i n the
V.F.W. Auxiliary. They are
currently living in Fairbanks.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cogh
lan, daughters Kathy and Bon
nie, leave Saturday for Fair
banks and the University for
graduation ceremonies. Gerald
'Skip 1 Coghlan graduates next
Sunday with a degree in civil
engineering. He plans to work
out of Fairbanks this summer
and future plans include the
U. S. Navy.
♦ * *
Miss Louise Potter, former
teacher, is on her way, via the
highway, from Vermont to
spend another year in Wasilla.
Miss Potter is due in about
June 1.
Summer vacation has started
for teachers and several are al
ready on their way to the South
48. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando By
ers will visit in South Dakota
for several weeks.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. R. Borden will
spend the summer visiting in
Cub Scouts Plan
Pinswood Derby
Cub Scouts of the Palmer
area will have a special pro
gram at their May 25 pack
meeting.
Following the theme for the
month, Cub Scouts have been
busy building, with the help of
their dads, pinewood racers
which they will enter in a Pine
Wood Derby race at the pack
meeting. Each Cub will run his
racer for Den championship.
When the winners have been
determined, they will compete
for the grand championship.
Trophies will be awarded win
ners of this father-son project.
The pack meeting will be
held at 7:30 p.m. in Swanson
School and all Cubs, their fam
ilies, and friends are invited to
attend. During the meeting
there will be an announcement
made regarding the annual
father-son camp out which is
slated for this coming season.
SERVICE STATION
CHANGES HANDS
The Pioneer Texaco Service,
located at the foot of Bailey
Hill on the Glenn highway, has
been taken over by Bill Whit
field, it was announced this
week. The station was former
ly operated by Russ Lancaster.
Whitfield said the station
will be open Monday through
Saturday from 7 a.m. until 11
p.m. and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
on Sundays. Services offered
will include tune-ups and min
or repairs and the sale of tires,
tubes, batteries, and other
items.
NOW YOU CAN
• Prelect your
loved ones
• Sofeguorct your
property
• Add nighttime
beauty and prestige
to your home
For just a tew
cents a day
With the Suburbanaire,
equipped with on inte
'grally mounted photo
electric cell which auto
matically turns the light
on and off.
For complete details, call or
write
MATANUSKA
ELECTRIC
ASSOCIATION
PI 5-3200
Canada and on the West coast.
♦ * *
Mr. and Mrs. A! Hjellen, Pete
and Ida, will visit in Washing
ton and California. Mrs. Hjel
len hopes to attend school in
California.
» * *
Patricia Noonan will leave
next week via the highway for
California to visit family and
attend summer school. Pat says
she also has a date with the
California sunshine. Busy sum
mer.
Janeil Browne Roberts has
completed her senior year at
East Anchorage High School
and spent four days of her sen
ior week in Wasilla, visiting
family and friends. (
Mr. Chester E. Peterson,
superintendent of Wasilla
schools, will he teaching for i
the University of Alaska at the
university’s summer session.
Classes will be conducted at .
the Fort Richardson Education
Center. Mr. Peterson will be i
teaching Education 425, Public
School Finance and Economics j
121, and Principles of Econom
ics, I. Mrs. Chester Peterson. !
principal of Woodland Park
School, in Anchorage, will
teach two courses at the Edu
canon denier, rney are langu
age Arts and Curriculum De
velopment. Registration is open
until May 28.
* * *
Neil Browne and Judy Berg
man left Wasilla shortly after
the close of school last Thurs
day, boarded a Northwest jet
for Seattle and the World’s
Fair. Grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Cadwaller met them
in Seattle and following two
days at the fair, left for Warnic.
Oregon to attend the yearly
All-Indian Rodeo. Judy will do
some visiting in Oregon and
Washington this summer and
Neil will drive back to Wasilla
about the first of June.
HOMEMAKERS
NEWS
Golddusters
The Golddusters Homemak
ers Club met May 9 at the
home of Helen Woodings. Wan
da Wilson and Ruth Hodgson (
led an interesting program on
entertaining and etiquette.
Ideas on proper etiquette for
various occasions provoked
some lively discussions. The
meeting was followed by our
annual auction. Members went
home with some good “buys”
and the club was richer by
some $47.
Our members are caring for
the hospital flower beds again
this year and a work party
was scheduled for May 23 when
we will plant annuals. A work
sheet was filled in with mem
bers to take turns watering
and weeding throughout the
summer.
Our next meeting will be
June 13 at the home of Betty
Crow'ther. Wanda Wilson, our
representative to Short Course, i
will present highlights of this
year’s program. Glenny Mor
genson, Alaska Council mem
ber, will also attend the Short
Course at Fairbanks.
SHOP YOUR
DRUG STORE
FIRST ' '
Be happy, go thrifty:
with our great buys!
Everything to '•
write on and ;
with. Big val
ues in station
ery.
It's always
safer to buy
aids to health
at your drug
store.
Open late, every day
BERT’S
DRUG STORE
PI 5-4500 or PI 5.4515
Palmer
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GGLY WIGGLY #1 PIGGLY
CALIFORNIA
JUMBO SIZE
(ANTS
GARDEN FRESH
SWEET
CORN
‘89'
WATERMELON
AT POPULAR PRICES
35»£
READ THE FINE PRINT
FOR GREATER SAVINGS
QUART'S KRAFT
MIRACLE WHIP.69c
KINGSfORD 10 LB. BAG
CHARCOAL BRIQUETS.SI.29
SUREFIRE QUARTS
CHARCOAL LIGHTER.39c
NALLEY'S 20 OZ.
MUSTARD.33c
PIXIE
POTATO CHIPS.67c
NA LEY 30 OZ.
BEEF STEW. 85c
KRAFT JET PUFF
MARSHMALLOWS. ... .« for 89c
LIBBY CADET SIZE
RIPE OLIVES...2 for 69c
L'BPY 12 OZ.
RELISHES. 2 for 69c
PLYMOUTH 3 LB
PEAFiUT BUTTER.$1.39
M.D.
PAPER HAPKIKS. 4 for 59c
pIXIE KOSHER OR WHOLE
DILL PICKLES. 85c
CAMPBELLS 46 OZ.
TOMATO JUICE. 39c
LBBYS SELECT
PITTED OLIVES.2 for 65c
ZFE 200
WAX PAPER....45c
perry’s FRYER 'N A HALF for a
3 LEGS - 3 THIGHS - 3 DRUMSTICKS - I \ BREASTS
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PIGGLY WIGG
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ALL BRANDS
ALL SIZES CANNED
HAMS
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
SPECIALS GOOD FRIDAY THRU WEDNESDAY
DUTCH MILL BAKERY SPECIAL
lemon COOKIES 49^«.
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