Lists of Premium
Winners Concluded
wames appearing below con
S 11 ® 1963 lists of Alaska
otate Fair premium winners
I hey are:
nJUY SANDVIK. Palmer,
DePt. M, $1.75, Dept O 50c
HANDY SANDVIK. Palmer’
Dept. A, $6.50; V. SANDVIK
Palmer, Dept. K, $6.75; HUL
DA SAMUELSON, Anchorage
Dept. K. $1; CHESTER A.'
SCHOrlELD, Fort Richardson
Dept. R, $1, Dept. L, $25:
MAR\ SHAGINOF F, I)almer,
Dept. J, 75c; Dept. R. $1; DON
ALD SHERBAHN. Palmer,
Dept. R. 50c; DOROTHY SHE
ROD. Palmer, Dept K $1 50-1
MAX SHERRO D. Palmer,
Dept. A. $10; BILLY SISCO,,
Palmer, Dept. J, 50c; MARVIN
SLAUGHTER. Palmer Dept
K. $14; ALICE SLAYTON, An
chorage, Dept. I, $5.50; MARY
FALLEN SLONE, Anchorage,!
Dept. M, $1.50; ALVIN SMAY,
Spenard, Dept. I. $3 Dept. F i
$1.50; DARLENE SMAY, Dept, i
I, $2. Dept. F, $2;
BARBARA SMITH, Palmer,
Dept. O, 50c; SUSAN SMITH,
Sutton, Dept. F, $1; V. C.
SMITH, Anchorage, Dept J.
75c; JOHN STEPHAN, Palmer,
Dept. R, $1.50; CATHERINE
STEVENS, Chugiak. Dept. A,
$7.50, Dept. M, $11.25; BESSIE
STEVENS, Chugiak, Dept. A,
$7.50; PRISCILLA STINE. Pal
mer, Dept. M, $1.25; R. G.
STINEBURG, Palmer, Dept. K,
$3.25; DAISY SVVABODA, Pal
mer. Dept. I, $1; RICHARD S.
SWABODA. Palmer, Dept. R,
$1.50- ANNIE TELLIER, Wa
silla Dept. F, $2; CATHERINE
TELLIER, Wasilla, Dept. I, $2;
JOE TELLIER, Wasilla, Dept.
I, $1; ROSEMARY TELLIER.
Wasilla, Dept. I, $2; SUSIE
TELLIER, Wasilla, Dept. C,
$15;
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j Dept I. 75c. Dept. J, $1. Dept.
i H- $2.50: TERRY TRUDELL,
Palmer. Dept. F. $3.50: DOUG
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$50; RICHARD W. TYLER.
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Mt View. Dept. O, $4.75;
IRENE VENNE, Palmer. Dept
K, 50c: LORRAINE WADE,
Palmer. Dept. R. 50c; DICK
WALLING, Palmer, Dept. C
| $50: R LEON WALLING. Pal
mer. Dept. C, $25; WALTER T.
WARD, Palmer, Dept. R, $1;
CATHERINE WASHBURN,
Palmer. Dept. A, $2.50 Dept.
K. $3.50; DEBORAH W'ASH
BURN, Palmer, Dept. A. $2,
Dept. K, $3; REBECCA WASH
BURN. Palmer, Dept. A, $8.50,
Dept. K. 75c; DOUGLAS E.
WESTROM, Eagle River. Dept.
L. $10; DELORES WHALEY'
Chugiak, Dept. I, $1.50; RE
BECCA WHALEY. Chugiak.
Dept. L. $2; MRS. L. M. WIE
HERT. Anchorage. Dept. O,
$1.50; Dept. M, $3. Dept. K.
$1.50; CINDY WILLIAMS, An
chorage. Dept. J. 25c; ROGER
WILLIAMS, Palmer, Dept R.
$1.50: TOMMY WILLIAMS.
Anchorage, Dept. R. $1; JILL
COPE WINSOR, Palmer, Dept.
J. $7.50; ROBERT WOOD
HEAD, Anchorage, Dept. S, |
$2; VERLAINE WOODHEAD.
Anchorage, Dept. K, $3.75;
MRS. W. J. WOODHEAD, An
chorage, Dept. K, $14; HELEN
WOODINGS, Eagle River,
Dept. O. $1, Dept. K, $1.75;
GUY WOODINGS, Eagle Riv- j
er, Dept. R, $2; MARVEL
WOODS, Palmer, Dept. O, $7,
Dept. M, $5, Dept. I, $6.50.
Dept. J, $10; LINDA WYSE,
Wasilla, Dept. M, $1.50; and
LORRAINE M. YOUNG, Spe
nard. Dept. R, $13.
Homemakers’ booths dis
plays winning awards were
NIKA PILCHA HOMEMAK
ERS CLUB, Anchorage, $25;
NUNAKA HOMEMAKERS
CLUB. Anchorage, $5; MOR
NING STAR HOMEMAKERS
CLUB. Anchorage, $5; CHEE
CHAKO HOMEMAKERS Club,
Palmer, $10; GOLDDUSTERS
HOMEMAKERS CLUB, Palm
er $40 (Best all-around, $25);
BUTTE HOMEMAKERS Club,
Palmer. $5; and WASILLA
HOMEMAKERS CLUB, Wasil
la, $20.
NORTHLAND PIONEER
GRANGE of Palmer won a $20
award.
Winners in the Kiwanis
Youth Organizational Booths
displays were CAMPFIRE
GIRLS. Palmer, first place,
$30: MIA (LDS Church), Pal
mer, second, $25; FFA, Palm
er high school, third, $20;
CHURCH OF CHRIST YOUTH
i GROUP. Palmer, fourth, $15;
j and 4-H JUNIOR LEADERS’
j COUNCIL. Palmer, fifth, $10.
SOUTHERNERS SEE ALASKA VEGETABLES
ON DISPLAY this week at the Mid - South
Fair in Memphis, Tenn., is the 21-pound
turnip shown here by Barbara Hamilton,
Alaska State Fair, Inc., office secretary. The
big turnip from Max Sherrod's garden,
along v/ith one of John D. Bush's big cab
bages and a 15-pound zucchini squash
from the Experiment Station farm, is on
exhibit in news columnist Eldon Roark's
"Museum of Unnatural History."
News From—
Sutton-Eska-Alpine
By SALLY NORRIS
Mrs. A1 Bannon and son Wes- ■
ley of Sutton returned two
weeks ago from their trip to
the states, where Wesley had
undergone surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Drag
seth of Sutton are the proud
parents of a daughter, Rebecca
Ann, born on Sept. 22. Rebecca
who weighed six and one-half
pounds, joined a brother, Joe.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Richey of
Anchorage visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Boyle and
family Sept. 22.
e * *
Alaska’s favorite game was
played at the Sutton commun- .
ity hall on Sept. 27. Mrs, Andy
Smulick won the door prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sund of
Anchorage visited in Sutton
with friends on their way back
from a hunting trip to Denali.
We are sorry to hear that
Mrs. Connie Cole and Carol
Goble are in the hospital. We
hope to see them home soon.
Mrs. Hugh Matheson and sen
Colin of Anchorage spent Sat
urday visiting at Jonesville
and Sutton.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Bear, for
mer residents of Sutton, visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Norris and family.
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WASILLA FIRE DEPARTMENT TO
CHARGE FEE TO NON-MEMBERS
Effective Nov. 1, a fee of $50
will be charged for all service'
calls to non-members of the
! '.Vasilla Volunteer Fire Depart
! rnont. the board of directors
has announced.
The directors also pointed out
that property owners who ac
cept the services of the de- '
partment in fighting fires are
I responsible for payment of the
fee, even though they them
1 selves may not have personallv
placed the fire call.
Legal collection procedures
! will be taken whenever the fee
is not paid, the directors said.
The present policy of free ser
vices to all paid - up members
w i ! 1, however, remain un
changed.
Membership in the depart-;
ment may be purchased for $12
a year, and it is upon this con- j
tinued community support by
the purchase of these annual
memberships that the fire de
partment depends for its exist-!
ence. Payment may be made in
nerson or by mail to Wenter
Harvey, treasurer.
“The Wasilla fire department
has gained a good record of j
efficient service and has built
up good equipment during the
three years since it was first i
• ii g inized It is in organization
I of which the Wasilla commun
' ity is justly proud.” a spokes
' man said.
Alaska Pioneers
To Meet Monday
Pioneer; of Alaska, Igloo 31
and Auxiliary 11, will meet on
Monday. Oct. 7, at 3 p.m. in
the Palmer Moose hall.
Delegates to the Pioneers
convention in Cordova Oct. 10
13 are Mr and Mrs. William
Hoskm.-. Mr. and Mrs. Don In
galls. Mr Clara Buzby, Emil
La Walter-. Mr and Mrs. James
Hurley, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hartley
This group has reservations
for a special Aleutian Airways
plane flight which will leave
Anchorage on Oct. 10 at 10 a.m.
Pioneers who would like to
go to Cordova on this flight
should contact Don Ingalls im
mediately.
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