UNDA BERGMAN, JOHN OVERSTREET MARRY MAY 18
WASILLA—The Wasilla As
embly of God Church was the
cene of the May 18 wedding
f Miss Linda Rae Bergman,
'aughter of Mrs. Mary Berg
nan and the late Ray Berg
nan of Wasilla, and John Ed
t’in Overstreet, son of Mr. and
flrs. L. E. Overstreet, also of
Vasilla.
The double ring, candlelight
eremony was performed by
teverend Wenter D. Harvey.
/Irs. Wythle Gershmal accom
lanied Reverend Paul Riley as
ie sang “I Love You Truly”
nd “Because".
The bride was given in mar
iage by her grandfather, Mr.
’. L. Cadwallader of Wasilla.
For her wedding the bride
Homemaker's News
Sourdough Club
The June meeting of the
Sourdough Club was held at
he home of Mrs. Karla Duff
tnd attended by 12 members
ind one guest.
An after-lunch discussion of
vays and means of home and
own improvement was follow
'd by a program on hats, in
cluding a demonstration on de
igning given by Myrtle Bang
if the Extension Service.
The door prize was won by
drs. Lillian Eckert.
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chose a floor length gown of
nylon silk organza, designed
with lily-point sleeves. The fit
ted bodice was designed with
alencon lace motifs, and lace
edged the sweetheart neckline.
The chapel train fell from a
large bow bustle and was edg
ed in the alencon lace. Her el
bow length illusion veil fell
from a pillbox hat trimmed
with pearls and sequins. Her
bouquet was of tiny yellow
roses.
Miss Judy Bergman, sister
of the bride, was the maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Neil Thomas and Mrs. Dave
Smith, sisters of the bride
groom. Their waltz length
gowns were of acetate taffeta
in light blue and pink. They
carried gardenia muffs.
Candlelighters were Miss
Deede Dorset and Miss Donna
Harvey of Wasilla.
The bridegroom’s attendant
was Dan Fleckenstein and ush
ers were Dave Smith, the
groom’s brother-in-law, and
Allan Gershmal.
A reception followed at the
Wasilla Community Hall. Mrs.
Janeil Roberts presided at the
guest book. Miss Florene Neal
served the cake and Mrs. Har
old Newcomb and Mrs. Don
Wegner served the punch. Mrs.
Dan Fleckenstein and Mrs.
Neil Thomas assisted at the gift
table.
The bride’s mother wore a
navy blue suit with white ac
cessories, and the groom’s
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mother chose a beige dress and
black accessories. Their cor
sages were large orchids.
The bride is a 1961 graduate
of Wasilla High School and
attended the Anchorage Busi
ness College. She is presently
employed by the Federal Avi
ation Agency in Anchorage.
The groom is employed by the
Anchorage Transit System.
They are at home in Anchor
age.
Guests from Anchorage in
cluded Miss Jane Bergman,
aunt of the bride.
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LOCAL BANK ADDS
TO DRIVE TOTAL
After a slight summer lull,
the Palmer Volunteer Fire De
partment ambulance drive re
sumed its onward march by
passing $6,000, and is now
reaching for the $7,000 mark,
drive chairman William Her
mann reported this week.
The biggest boost during the
past week came from a size
able contribution from the
stockholders and management
of the Matanuska Valley Bank.
Hermann said He pointed out
that the service areas of the
bank and of the ambulance are
similar, extending to the far
reaches of the proposed Mata
nuska-Susitna borough.
“Through its fine contribu
tion the bank reaffirms its
faith and belief in the growth
of the valley,” the chairman
stated.
Important individual contri
butions were received from
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Kokes, Mrs.
Mary Estep. Mr. and Mrs. Hank
Liebing, Mr. and Mrs. William
B. Barnhardt of the Butte,
Bonnie and Bob Bettine.
Noting that the goal is now in
sight, the chairman urged con
tinuing contributions, both or
ganizational and individual.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Communicable disease re
ported in the Palmer area dur
ing the week ending June 21
included one case of infectious
hepatitis, one of staphylococcus
infection, and three upper res
piratory infections.
News From
SUTTON • ESKA • ALPINE
By Sally Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher
and sons of Sutton returned
Saturday night from Pennsyl
vania. where they spent a
month visiting friends and rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Watson
of Fairbanks are visiting with
Mrs. Watson's brother, Charlie
Clamp of Sutton.
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Alaska’s favorite game was
held June 21 at the Sutton
Community hall. Mrs. Sophie
Smulick of Eska won the
twenty-five cent game and
Charlene Kockritz' name was
picked for the door prize, but
she wasn’t present.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Kanack and family for
the summer is Mrs. Kanack’s
sister. Miss Barbara Nieses of
Patch Grove, Wisconsin.
* * *
Bob Bronson of Sutton left
for the South forty-eight last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Boulter of
Sutton spent last Saturday in
Anchorage.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lohr and
children of Anchorage and Mr.
and Mrs. Headley of Anchor
age visited Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs. Shirley Kjosted and Deb
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Mrs. A1 Clenienson and Debby,
all ot Anchorage, visited at the
Bersaws on Monday.
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Mrs. Virginia Norris and
children spent last Friday in
Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Utilla, gold mi
ners from Ophir. near the Kus
kowim area, visited at the
Evan Jones Coal mine last
week.
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LITTLE LEAGUE
OFFICIALS THANK
PUBLIC FOR HELP
Matanuska Valley Littie
League baseball dub officials
this week expressed their
thanks to the organizations,
businessmen, and individuals
who have assisted in preparing
the Little League ball park and
dugouts, and in sponsoring the
teams.
Games are played Mondays
and Wednesdays, at 6 p.m. and
7:30 p.m. Make up games art
played on Fridays and Satur
days.
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