Junior High Names
Honor Students
Fifteen eighth graders and
four seventh graders earned
honor roll averages at Central
junior high school in Palmer
during the first quarter of the
1963-64 school year, principal
Norman Rousey announced this
week.
Eighth graders on the honor
roll are Mike Bolen, Craig Con
dict, Robert Nichols, Mike Rie
ger, Donald Wallace, Marie De
Vries, April Hume, Teresa
Mielke, Rita Spickerman, Ken
neth Cook, Cecelia Corbin,
Sandra Webb, Kay Hollem
baek, Michael Mclntire, and
Judith Barnes.
Seventh graders are Chris
Miller, Colleen Blissard, Linda
DeJulio, and David Bryant
The first quarter began Sept.
4 and ended Nov. 1.
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Former Palmer Girl
Marries In Seattle
In a simple ceremony with
only members of the family
and a few close friends present.
Miss Carol Ann Hartung and
Mr. Jefferson B. Stewart were
married Oct. 25 at one o'clock
in the afternoon at St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church in Seattle,
Washington.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Norman Hartung
of Palmer and the groom is the
son of Mrs. Violet Stewart and
the late Carlos Stewart of Se
attle.
The Rev. Father Connors
performed the double ring cer
emony.
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Mr. Hartung surprised h i s
daughter by arriving in Seattk
shortly before the ceremony, ir
time to give the bride in mar
riage. Phil O'Neill of Sutton
the former Miss Hartung’s
uncle, was in Seattle on busi
ness at the time and arrange
ments had been made for him
to act in place of the bride’s
father at the wedding.
The bride wore a street
length white wool gown, de
signed with a bell skirt and
three-quarter length sleeves
and accented with a satin belt.
White satin slippers and a
small white pill-box hat with a
brief veil attached completed
her costume, to which she add
ed a pearl drop necklace and
small pearl earrings. The gown
was fashioned by the bride
FHA Girls Sponsor
Cookbook Pie Sale
Two projects, a pie sale dur
ing Back to School Night, and
the sale of cookbooks have kept
the Palmer high school Future
Homemakers of America busy
for the past two months, ac
cording to their advisor, Mrs.
Tucker.
The pies, sold to parents at
the high school Back-to-School
Night on Nov. 19. were baked
by the high school lunch room
cooks. Mrs. Cope. Mrs. Good
rich. and Mrs. Rush.
"The girls greatly appreciate
the help given us by the lunch
room staff in preparing for the
sale,” Mrs. Tucker said.
The FHA group is now sell
ing meat and dessert cookbooks
for S2.95 each. Money realized
from the sale will support the
projects the girls intend to
complete this year. Collie Pet
tit is chairman of the cookbook
sale.
"All the girls are working
hard and are doing a fine job,”
Mrs. Tucker said.
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and her mother. A touch of
color was added to her en
semble in the bouquet of trop
icana roses which she carried.
Miss Barbara Swift, a form
er classmate from Palmer high
school, was maid of honor. She
wore a blue wool suit dress
with white accessories, adding
a corsage of tropicana roses.
Jack Stewart, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Following the ceremony, the
bride's parents gave a recep'ion
in the former Miss Hartung’s
Seattle apartment. The mother
of the bride wore a blue wool
sheath with beige and black
accessories, and the groom’s
mother chose a green wool
sheath with gold accessories.
The new Mrs. Stewart’s go
ing-away outfit was a blue suit
which she made herself. With
it she wore beige and black
accessories.
After a wedding trip to Van
couver. British Columbia, the
young couple are now #t home
in Seattle.
SKATING, CHILI
PARTY PLANNED
Teenagers and adults of St.
Bartholomew's Episcopal
Church will enjoy a skating
party on Sunday, Dec. 8. at the
Gary Brown home on Wasilla
Lake. Chili will be served to
the skaters. Members of the
church are urged to take part
in the fun.
ECONOMIST'S JOB
OPEN AT PALMER
The state division of person
nel has announced an open
competitive examination for
the purpose of filling a posi
tion of agricultural economist.
The position is located at Pal
mer and offers a starting sal
ary of $710 per month.
The person selected to fill
this position will plan and
coordinate research dealing
with farm management and
agricultural marketing through
out the state.
Required qualifications for
admission to the examination
include two years of exper
ience in agricultural economics
and a bachelor’s degree in ag
ricultural economics or a close
ly related field. The position
will be filled by selection from
among the three persons with
(highest examination ratings.
Preference will be given to
qualified Alaskans.
Information and application
forms may be obtained from
any state employment office or
by writing to the Director of
Personnel, Box 2420, Juneau.
LIBRARIANS NEEDED
AT CENTRAL SCHOOL
Volunteer part-time librar
ians are needed at Central
school to keep the school li
brary open throughout the day.
Interested persons are asked to
get in touch with principal
Norman Rousey.
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