THE BIG
SHOP AND SAVE AT THE BIO K SHOP AND SAVE AT THE BIO K
MEAT SPECIALS
U. S. D. A. — WELL TRIMMED BEEF STEAKS
ROUND I RIB I T-BONE I Top Sirloin
STEAK I STEAK I STEAK I STEAK
$
$
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$
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lb
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59
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drink—
GOLD MEDAL
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46 OZ
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Dill Pickles StPri*, 65
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37
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Raisins
MARKET DAY
2 lb. bag. sa.
59
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89
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Local Head Lettuce u. 17'
Green Onions TiU. 19“
New Potatoes io ^ ,» 75'
Crisp Celery u.17‘
u 25'
BARTLETT
3 LBS.
Log Cabin Syrup
Pancake Flour “
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Funeral Services For Sonny Fowler
Held Sunday in Palmer Church
Funeral services for Charles
Malcolm (Sonny) Fowler, 4.
were held Sunday, Sept. 1, at
2 p.m. at the Seventh-day Ad
ventist Church in Palmer. In
terment was in the Palmer
cemetery.
Sonny died Wednesday, Aug.
28, at the homestead home of
his parents near Willow.
He was born on Feb. 15,
1959. in Palmdale, California,
rhe Fowlers came to Alaska
three years ago from Palmdale,
taking their Willow homestead
at that time.
Sonny is survived by his par
jnts, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fowl
sr; three brothers, Dwayne.
Discuss Indebtedness
(Continued from page 5)
that the powers of the school
district are assumed by the
borough, the bonds would then
become the responsibility of
the borough.
“This then brings the ques
tion right back to the voters
of the Palmer Independent
School District,” the superin
tendent said. “There is still
time to approve the bonds and
to get them sold prior to the
incorporation of the borough.
If this is done, funds would
t>e available for the construc
tion of needed new facilities,
within the present school dis
trict. If the voters fail to pass
the bonds in this election, then
the next bond election would
oe held throughout the entire
borough and Palmer’s needs
might be considered secondary
oy the soon-to-be organized
borough school board.”
18. Robert, 14, and Alan, three:
and three sisters, Susan, 12,
Betsy, 9, and Cherir, 8.
Funeral arrangements were
made by the Evergreen Ange
lus Mortuary in Anchorage.
Voters To Meet
Borough Candidates
On Saturday Sept 14, a cara
van of candidates for positions
on the Captain Cook borough
assembly and borough school
board will come to the Mata
nuska Valley area for a series
of "Meet the Candidate” meet
ings arranged by the Borough
Information Committee.
The first meeting will be at
1 p.m. in the Palmer Elks hail,
the second at 4 p.m. at the Wil
low Community Club, and the
third at the Wasilla Commun
ity Club at 8 p.m.
Other meetings scheduled by
the committee include one at
7:30 p.m. on Sept. 7 at the
Muldoon Community Club; an
other on Sunday, Sept. 8, at 4
p.m. in the Chugiak Metho
dist Chapel; a meeting at the
Birch Road quonset on Sept.
10 at 7:30 p.m.; and a 4 p.m.
meeting on Sunday, Sept. 15.
at Alyeska.
TO MEET
YOUR
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