SUCCESS
Success seldom comes to him
who sits on the fence waiting
for opportunity to come his
way.
MISSING A FEW
Don’t lie. about your age—
many birthday cakes don’t
have all the candles they are
entitled too.
JOIN THE BROTHERHOOD OF
SYSTEMATIC SAVERS!
The order of
the day is FOR
WARD for sys
tematic savers
. . . FORWARD
to predetermin
ed goals, with
purposeful per
sistence that
pays off hand
somely!
Your "credentials" to membership in
this "brotherhood" consist of a Savings Ac
count Book from this bank. Your "dues,"
you pay to yourself in every-pay-day de
posits in your account.
MATANUS KA
PALMER, ALASKA
Open Daily 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Thursday Evenings 6 to 8 p.m.
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GETS BS DEGREE
BETTY JO ROSS
Betty Jo Wilson Ross, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W.
Wilson of Palmer received a
bachelor of science degree in
nursing at the University of
Oregon School of Nursing com
mencement exercises Thurs
day, June 6, at 8 p.m. in the
University of Oregon Medical i
School Auditorium.
Dr. Arthur S. Flemming,
president, University of Ore
gon, delivered the principal ad
dress during commencement
ceremonies. Miss Jean E. Boyle,
director of the School of Nurs
ing, presented candidates for
their degrees. One hundred
seven baccalaureate and fifteen
master of science degrees in
nursing were conferred by Dr.
Flemming.
TIP TO MOTORISTS
Don’t pass on hills and cur
ves—you are gambling with
death for yourself and others.
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Thank You
The Wasilla Businessmens' Association are very appreciative of the help given
by so many wonderful people in order to assure the success of the Pioneer Days.
We wish to publicly thank those who so kindly and generously gave of their
time, money and merchandise.
Somewhere I'm sure we have overlooked someone that was helpful in this
project . . . forgive us for we did sincerely appreciate all the help we received.
Matanuska Valley Bank
Matanuska Electric Assn.
Matanuska Telephone Assn.
Alaska Distributors
Northern Commercial
(mens shop)
Carols Dress Shop
Esquire Mens Shop
Mousetrap
Williwaw Lodge
Wasilla Lockers
Wonder Shop
Wasilla Laundry
Berts Drugs, Palmer
Reed's Hardware
Wasilla Bar
Smith Automotive
Green Acres
D & A Grocery
Palmer Bowl
Valley Cleaners
Brown's Cleaners
Dr. Sims
Woods Insurance
Pippel Insurance
Burnette Insurance
Mac's Plumbing
Avon
Johnny's Barbershop
Northwind Jewelry
Mary King
Valley Service
lost's Service
Cottle Fuel
Sears, Palmer
Gillow Plumbing
Bensons Dept. Store
B & C Automotive
Brewsters Department Store
Pennys Department Store
Northern Supply
Palmer Kiddie Drop
Wasilla Lake Service
Clara's Cafe
Walt Briggs Fuel
B & B Distributors
Valley Peoples Store
Matanuska Maid, Inc.
B & B Market
Anchorage Hardware
Teelands Country Store
Simpson Sausage
North Star Dairy
Paul Hupert
Donna France
Mrs. Hartner
Wasilla School
Jean Souls
Houston Homesteaders Club
Bob McBride Motors
Bill Betts
Mr. Mahoney
Wasilla Grange
Mike O'Neill
Anchorage Outboard
Motorboat Club
Alaska Marine
Boy Scouts of Anchorage
Wasilla Dog Mushers Assn.
Greater Anchorage Chamber
of Commerce
John Alcantra
Jack Anderson
Ralph Moore
John Shaw
Wasilla Presbyterian Church
Mr. Weatherington
Wasilla PTA
The Fleckensteins (school bus)
Elmendorf Air Force Base
All the Newspapers for
wonderful coverage
All the Radio Stations for
public interest time
Federal Aviation Agency
State Division of Aviation
State Division of Highways
Fred Kohi
John Oliver
Jayson the Magician
A Well Wisher
News From —
Sutton
Eska - Alpine
By Sally Norris
The two daughters of John
Scott of Jonesville, Pam and
Debby of Anchorage, visited
with him over the weekend.
* * *
A1 Horton of Manila visited
at Jonesville last week.
* * «
Don Boulter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Boulter of Sutton, re
turned from Brigham Young
University in Provo, Utah, last
week to spend the summer.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Davis, who
formerly made their home in
Anchorage, have moved to Sut
ton.
* * *
Miss Marian Smulick of Eska
left two weeks ago for Kodiak,
where she joined the WAVES!
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lohr of
Anchorage and children Kristin
and Jimmy visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Woody Bersau of Sut
ton.
Bingo was held at the Sutton
Community Hall on June 7.
Jim Conroy won the 25-cent
game. LaVonne Goodrich of
Palmer won a ten dollar bill,
and Carol Goble’s name was
called for the door prize, but
she wasn’t present.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blan
chard and family of Anchorage
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Michaels and fam
ily of Sutton.
FOLLOW THROUGH
Good ideas are worthless un
less their creators have the am
bition to push them along.
Mosquitoes!
Insect Pests of off kinds
California'* Great Inject Powder — 90
Years Old — Kill Beat and Safest.
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—Serfs lory To U»o Itenemleal—
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PETERS CREEK
DARI-DELITE
Now Under New Management
OWNERS
ALBERT and DARLENE TANNER
BREAKFAST - LUNCH - SNACKS
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Do it Well
Do your work well and whe
you meet the payroll you won'
be ashamed to look it in th
face.
1 CAMOUFLAGE
1 It takes a lot of excuses to
- erase the black marks little
white lies leave behind.
Electric Ranges s20"
REGULAR & APARTMENT SIZES
In Working Condition
WASILLA GENERAL STORE
FR 6-3388
NOW APPEARING NIGHTLY
(EXCEPT MONDAY)
CROWN
ROYALS
“The Best Music To
Ever Hit Alaska”
AT THE
TROPICAL
GARDENS
Your Hosts: MAC & BUNNY
PI 5-4433
Palmer
BOYS SHOES
Black oil tanned waterproof leather, oak leather in
sole, brown non-slip composition sole, 11 Vi to 6.
Reg. $7.98.NOW $5.98
MEN’S GREY SUEDE SLIP-ONS
Leather guard treated, steel sank, cushion crepe sole
and heel, 614 to 11
Reg. $8.89 ...... NOW $6.19
Still an Assortment Left of
FUN-SHUS and KED PLAY SHOES
25% Off
MEN’S WORK SHOES AND OXFORDS
REDUCED TO CLEAR
GIRLS’ KNIT BLOUSES
Assorted patterns and colors — 7 - 14
Reg. $2.19-$2.39. NOW $1.89
GIRLS’ SEERSUCKER SHORTS
With knit blouse — 3 - 6x
Reg. $3.10.HOW $1.89
LADIES’ COTTON KNITTED
PULLOVERS AND CARDIGANS
Assorted Stripes.1/$ off
Ladies’ Gold-Colored Straw Hats
$098
Special at ■
ODD LOT
Men's Jackets
50% off
Boys' Brown Official
“BOY SCOUT” OXFORDS
Broken sizes 1 Vi to 6
Reg. $8.80.NOW $5.98
WHITE SANDALS
For Misses and Children
SPECIAL $2.49
BLANKETS
Two blankets woven as one with insulating
air center, 72x84, blue, pink, nile, sand
Reg. $5.98 Now
$449
BED ROOM SLIPPERS
Odd Lots.$1.49
GIRLS’ KNIT STRETCH PANTS
Bright stripes
Reg.$4.IO $^89 Reg. $4.95$‘il39
Now L Now J
GIRLS’ KNIT CAPRI SETS
Green, rose, blue — 12 - 14
Reg. $6.59.NOW $4.49
Rack of Ladies’ Dresses CA%
A Few Goats.off
JUST ARRIVED
New Stock in Baby Department
Gift Items for the New Baby
Men's All-Cotton Tan
“SUPER-DUX” WEATHER-PROOFED
PANTS AND JACKETS
Broken Sizes
25% off