NEW YEAR’S EVE
DANCE SLATED BY
PIONEER GRANGE
Members of the Northland
Pioneer Grange will sponsor
liheir annual New Year’s Eve
‘dance again this year, it was an
nounced this week.
The dance will be held in the
Central school gymnasium, start
ing at 9:30 p.m. Music will be
furnished by the Tropical Is
landers from Anchorage and will,
Hast until 1:30 a.m. Everyone at
tending will be given free bal
iloons, noise makers, hats, and
there will be prizes.
Admission will be $2.50 for
:mcn. Women will be admitted
free. Formal dress will be op
tional.
The New Year’s Eve dance has
^become one of the Grange’s tra
•ditional events and have been
'well attended by the public. It
is one of the few events slated
locally that teen-agers may at
tend.
Hew Year Programs
Planned at
United Protestant
The Sunday morning service
at United Protestant Church De
cember 29 will have New Year's
theme, with the Rev. Bertram
ftutan to offer “New Life for the
-Kiew Year” as his sermon topic.
Another New Year’s program
is: planned on December 31 dur
ing which a family fellowship
will be held, starting with a pot
Iwjck supper in the social hall at
p.m. Families are invited to
take food dishes for their family
and others.
At about 7:30 p.m. Walt Dis
oaey’s color film, “So Dear To My
Steart” will be shown, followed
srt 9 p.m. by a brief family wor
ship service which will conclude
the evening program.
All members and friends of the
church are invited to attend the
jprograms.
£hurch of god
‘FLANS HOLIDAY
FARTY TONIGHT
All young people of the area
• wre invited to attend a special
Sioliday party being held at the
-HSway Church of God this even
ing, starting at 7:30.
The program will include the '
showing of a 16mm sound-color
film, “Life of Daniel”, which was
- made by Moody Bible Institute.
" TLere will be recreation, in
truding group singing, and re
freshments will be served.
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WASILLA NEWS
By Jane Browne
Santa started his rounds M
the Wasilla School Friday even-*
ring after the school Christmas
"program presented by all the
achaol students. Sunday evening
rfhe local Church programs were
[presented. Santa visited the
Church of Christ earlier in the
day to leave fruit and c«^dy for
«11 who attended the program.
At the Presbyterian Church San
ta left popcorn balls and Chinese
cookies and coffee for all attend-!
sag.
* * $
''Wasilla Grange No. 2 held
their Christmas Party Thursday
at Community Hall. It was cool
Ifrut everyone enjoyed their din
m er.
* * *
Susitna Post 9365 to V.F.W.
Iheld their Christmas party Satur
day evening at Johnny’s. Gifts
mere exchanged, games and danc
i©g followed by refreshments.
# # m
'Seaman Apprentice Don Car
ter arrived home in time to spend
the holidays with his family. Don
mill return to California for fur
ther duties.
• * * *
‘C. L. Cadwallader will return
tto Oregon Saturday after spend
ing Christmas in Wasilla with his
family.
* * *
Jane Bergman and Marlene
■Shofield spent Christmas with
the Ray Bergmans.
* * *
Don Carter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Carter of Wasilla, is
•spending the holidays at home.
JDon is taking his basic training
with the U. S. Navy at San Die
Rev. Victor Urban of the First
Presbyterian Church spent a
few days last week along the
xailbelt, with visits at Curry, Wil
low and Broad Pass as part of
-' tii’s ministerial duties.
New Year’s Eve
Program Planned
ft} Church of God
The Rev. Arley Skinner will
offer a New Year sermon at the
Qhurch of God on Matanuska
Street during the regular Sunday
morning services December 31.
A New Year’s Eve program is
planned at the church Tuesday
evening December 31, starting at
9 p.m., it was announced by Rev.
Skinner.
Starting at 9 p.m. the movie,
‘'Steven, the First Martyr”, will
be shown, followed by a brief
fellowship and the serving of re
freshments.
A communion service will close
the old year. The public is cor
dially invited to attend the ser
vices.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
Valley Youth
(Continued from page I)
Schriber, Marion Huston, Jill
Cope, Shannon Mick, Judy Bur
gess, Cathy Roark, Ann Jones,
Don Jones, Lavem Lindsey, and
Bob Boothby.
The young people will be hous
ed under the auspices of the Uni
versity Community Presbyterian
Church, with the Rev. John
Stokes in charge.
Participating in the “Forward”
will be the Rev. Bert Bingle and
the Rev. Victor Alfsen, both for
mer pastors at the United Pro
testant Church in Palmer.
NONA MUSS
There was an old lady named
Muss
Who picked on the neighbor
hood cuss
For she had a yen
To try crossing pens
I wonder, would she miss a buss?
Bob Klem
Elks Plan Dance
For New Year’s Eve
Palmer Elks and their ladies
are invited to see the New Year
in at the Elks home where a
party-dance is slated. An Anch
orage orchestra will furnish the
music for dancing which gets
under way at 10 p.m. Favors,
noise-makers- and the like will
be distributed to help celebrate
the in-coming year. All Elks and
their ladies are invited to attend.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
NEW YEAR'S EVE
DANCE
No. Pioneer Grange
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31
SCHOOL GYM
9:30 — 1:30
TRY A FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
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