9 VOLT TRANSISTOR
RADIO BATTERIES
Reg. 69c
CAST IRON SKILLETS
No. 5-reg. $2.50 now $1.65
No. 7—reg. $2.98, now $1.98 .
No. 8-reg. $2.98, now $1.98 Dutcnovens W/COVer
No. io-reg. $3.98, now $2.98 reg. $5.29 now $3.49
No. 14-reg. $5.98, now $3.98
BLANKETS
Solid SJ95
Pastels 4
Fancy S£98
Prints 0
OUT THEY GO 600 PAIR CLOSEOUT
SHOE SALE
VALUES TO $12.98
ON
LADIES
FLATS
&
HEELS
HYGRADE FIESTA
BONELESS FULLY COOKED
SMOKED
HAM
Whole or Half
98
9
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HORMEL
Z lb. stack IQ
SLICED | «4Yea
Bacon •
GOLD MEDAL - 10 Lb.
FL0D8 I39
Van Camp 21/2 can 0
Pork, Beans, 09
Liquid Detergent h
IOY 59
Holiday
Margarine 5
for
95t
Banquet - Ready to Eat
Frozen - Fresh 26 oz.
$
Fried Chicken
129
SHk 2 Pkgs.
NAPKINS
25
New Kraft-48 ez. jar
SALAD DRESSING
Miracle Whip
99
G & H- 10 lb.
SOGAR I59
Nailys-48 oz.
CUCUMBER
PICKLES
99
Kraft Cottage-2 lb.
AMERICAN
CHEESE
79
Hunts - 14 oz.
Catsup 5
for
99t
SPAM-49
Hunts Solid Pack
TOMATOES 69
21/2 can
2 for
Whole 8 oz.
OYSTERS
39
Swansons T. V. Dinner
BEEF
TURKEY
CHICKEN
57
Apricots it. 25'
Cherries ». 59
FRESH PRODUCE^**
I**"*
Cantaloupes ». 251 Watermelon
PEACHES t29cl 12° ik.
Carlings <
Black Label 6
PACK
L39 *5«
CASE
STORE HOURS
MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.— SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
KOSLOSKY’S DEPARTMENT STORE
PALMER, ALASKA
SHOP AND SAVE AT THE BIO K
00
Former SGS Head Visits Here On
Return from Middle East Assignment
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rockie
of Wilsonville, Ore., were
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Irwin last week. Mr.
Rockie, who is a former re
gional director for the Soil
Conservation Service, did a
survey of soils in the Matanus
! ka Valley during the summers
: of 1937, 1938, and 1939 and
; visited here again in 1945.
After retirement from the
: SCS in 1952, Rockie has held a
lecturing position with the
University of Oregon when
not on assignment with the
Foreign Service of the State
Department.
The Rockies made their Ma
tanuska Valley visit while re
turning from an assignment on
a Fulbright award to Istanbul,
Turkey, where he taught soil
and water conservation in the
forestry department.
Their trip took them around
the world. They left via the
British Isles, Sweden, Finland,
Denmark, Belgium, and Ger
many, then went on to Aus
tria, Yugoslavia, and Greece.
DONATIONS GIVEN
FOR AGCA CAMP
Several camperships to the
Alaska Crippled Children’s
Camp at King’s Lake from
Aug. 4 through Aug. 11 have
been donated by individuals
and groups, camp planners
1 announced this week.
$30 camperships were con.
tributed by Odd Fellows, to
gether with Mr.and Mrs. L. J.
1 Smith and Mrs. L. P. Rorrison;
Marvin Slaughter; the Ladies’
Auxiliary of VFW Post 9365;
and St. John Lutheran Church.
Donations are still needed
and will be accepted until Aug.
3, a spokesman for ACCA said.
It was pointed out that some
handicapped children will not
be able to take part in the fun
of camp life without financial
help.
Mrs. Helen Maze will be
camp nurse, the spokesman
said.
Registrations, which are
coming along well, should be
in by July 31, she added.
Those who would like to
help or who wish further in
formation about camp are ask
ed to call Mrs. Lowell Simpson
at PI 5-4021 or Mrs. Arthur
Colberg at PI 5-3030.
Juvenile Injured
Climbing from the cab to
the box of a moving pickup
truck proved to be too hazard
ous a feat for an unnamed ju
venile. who early Monday end
ed up in Valley Presbyterian
Hospital with a gash on his
head requiring 16 stitches to
close.
Also in the vehicle at the
time were a juvenile girl and
Pete Stephan, Harry Theodore,
and Herman Chilligan, all of
Eklutna.
Stephan and Chilligan were
cited as minors in possession of
alcohol, and Theodore, 25, was
cited for procuring liquor for
minors. Appearing in magis
trate’s court, Theodore was
sentenced to 60 days in jail,
with 30 days suspended; Ste
phan was given a five-day sus
pended sentence; and Chilligan
was sentenced to ten days in
jail.
ROAD BUILDING
LAND CLEARING
with D-8 "CAT"
PI 5 3012
Reaching Turkey in October,
1962, they spent ten months on
the Istanbul assignment, then
returned via Tokyo, Japan, to
visit their son Dwain.
The Rockies noted the many
changes in Anchorage and in
the valley since their last visit
here.
The couple has now return
ed to a new farm in the Willa
mette Valley, where their ad
dress is Wilsonville, Ore. He
will resume to his lecturing
position at the University of
Oregon.
Little League
Continues Play
Little League games will
continue on their regular
schedule until the end of the
season, with the addition of
two exhibition games this Sat
urday and next.
Last Monday evening’s game
between MTA and Kiwanis
was the first of the season to
go into extra innings. The
score at the end of the sixth
was tied 6-6. and it took two
extra innings to break the tie,
with MTA coming out victor.
The final score was 11-6.
Valley Industry -
(Continued from page 1)
are designed to meet Alaskan
climatic conditions.
The power committee, mem
bers of which are Wilson, Ted
Schmidtke, Phil O’Neill, Stew
art Durrant. Jan Koslosky, and
Max Clements, will, in the
near future, ask the people of
this community to make writ
ten statements to our legisla
tors and to REA officials, ex
pressing their reasons for the
support of the mine mouth
concept of power generation.
Wilson said.
He emphasized a point made
at the luncheon at the Elks
hall last Thursday—that en
gineering figures on feasibility
can be balanced by the human
element.
MOOSE LODGE PLANS
SUNDAY CEREMONIES
Members of the Palmer
Moose Lodge plan a breakfast
and enrollment ceremony for
this Sunday, July 28, with all
members, their families, guests
and candidates w'elcome to at
tend.
The breakfast will be served
from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., with
the enrollment scheduled for
11 a.m.
SPECIAL
COLORED
BATH SETS
of American Standard fix
tures. Persian Brown and
Corralyn.
While $|3f|00
they last lass trim
Free Plumbing and
Heating Estimates
MAC’S
Plumbing ft Heating
PI 5-4393
SUNSET RANCH BAR
NOW OPEN
Reasonable Prices Friendly Bartenders
BIG LAKE
Vi Mi. Beyond Fish Creek
AL HIBBARD LEE TWING
Watch For Our Grand Opening
NOTICE
Butte ladies Auxiliary like
White Elephant sale alopg with
auction. Need knick-knacks and home
baked goods.
Leave at Barahardt’s-PI 5-2941