KENTUCKY PASTOR LEADS REVIVAL
Evangelist Ralph McConnell,
pastor of the Parkland Baptist
Church in Louisville, Kentuc
ky, will preach at the First
Baptist Church in Palmer Oct.
7-21, each evening at 7:30, the
Rev. Clifford McConnell said
this week.
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Rev. Ralph McConnell
The evangelist was born in
Western Kentucky and educat
ed in Georgetown College. He
| is a graduate of Murray State
College, Murray, Kentucky, and
Southern Baptist Theological,
Seminary, Louisville, Kentuc
ky. He has served in various
capacities in many churches
throughout the state. He is re
ported to be an unusual and
forceful speaker, whose ser
vices are in demand at all
times.
The Palmer services are part
of a statewide crusade with
evangelists from the South 48
speaking in some forty Baptist
churches and missions each
evening during these two
weeks. The Rev. Jack Stanton
of the Evangelism department
of the home mission board of
the Southern Baptist Conven
tion will lead all of the church
es and missions in the Alaska
Baptist Convention in this
simultaneous jubilee revival.
The public is invited to at
tend all of these services at
First Baptist Church, the local
pastor said. A nursery will be
provided each evening.
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MOSAIC ARTIST VHSKARY6US AT WORK
1
JAMES V1CKARYOUS of Wasilla tries his hand at making a
mosaic, using glass tile, just outside the Mosaic Studios
at The Great Masterpiece near Lake Wales, Florida. While
at The Great Masterpiece he also viewed the 300,000
piece mosaic of Leonardo's 'last Supper", visited the
Amazing Howell Glass Blowers, the Swiss Cable Cars
and Bill Phelps, and the Birds of Prey show.
Vickaryous is stationed at the naval base at Pensacola,
Florida, where he is a student pilot.
Cordovans Visit
WasiNa Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shaw and
young son Russell of Cordova
are visiting Mr. Shaw’s cous
ins, Mrs. Mary Bergman and
Mrs. Jane Browne this week.
Jack was born in Wasilla in
1933 and lived here for about
five years. This is his first visit
since. Mr. Shaw is a commer
cial fisherman in Cordova and
Mrs. Shaw is employed by the
Alaska Fish and Game office in
Cordova.
WMt Barth
Give the fellow who offers
you something for nothing a
wide berth—it’s a good time to
figure the price will be too
high.
Registration
OF
Voters
BOND ELECTION
PALMER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Voters must resistor to be eligible to vote in Bond
Election.
Voters must register on or before Setirdey, November
3, 1002.
Registetion closes et 6:00 p.m., November 3, 1962.
WHERE: Tax Office — Wright Building
WHEN: As early as possible so that voter eligibility can be
verified.
WHO MAT VOTE IN BOND ELECTION:
1. Only registered voters. If I voted in last election must I
register? Yes
2. Only persons whose name is on tax roll. Man and wife
should check to see that both names are on tax roll. (If your
name is not cn tax roll, get it changed immediately before
deadline.)
3. Only persons nineteen years o( age or older.
4. Residents of School District for 30 days and one year in
State of Alaska.
WHY MUST VOTERS REGISTER:
It is the law and requirements of the School District for Bond
Election.
Earn ft
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Senator Tobey advises par
I ents: "Don't give your child
an allowance—make him
earn it. Teach him that
money, security and earthly
riches are the reward of hard
work and economy. Then,
when he grows up, he will
not expect the government to
give him health benefits and
old age pensions without his
having put anything into it."
Legal Notice
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT. Land Office. Cordo
va Building, 6th and Cordova, Anch
orage, Alaska
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that William
Patrick LaRue entryman. of Mt. View,
Alaska, together with his woitnesses
Howard W. Klnnerson of Sunshine, Al
aska and Ray W Ferguson of Spen
ard, Alaska has submitted final proof
on his Homestead entry Anchorage
Serial Number 048893 for a tract of
land described as
Lot 1, NWI4SW4. NV2SEV4 Section 29.
Township. 24, North, Range 4 West,
Seward Meridian
containing 156.64 acres, and it is now
in the files of the Land Office, Anchor
age, Alaska. Any person, corporation,
or association having or asserting any
adverse interest in, or claim to, the tract
of land or any part thereof sought, may
file in the Anchorage Land Office, dur
ing the period of publication or within
30 days thereafter, under oath, an ad
verse claim setting forth the nature
and extent thereof, and such adverse
claimant shall, within sixty days after
the filing of such adverse claim, begin
action to quiet title in a court of com
petent jurisdiction within Alaska, and
thereafter patent shall be issued in
conformity with the final decree of the
court.
ALFRED P. STEGER
Chief. Lands Section
Published October 4. 11, 18. 25 and
November 1, 1962.
TEN NEW FACULTY
MEMBERS JOIN
STAFF AT AMU
Five full-time and five part
time faculty members joined
the staff at Alaska Methodist
University this fall.
Mr. Arthur W. Braendel, Mrs.
Eleanor K. Braendel, and Mrs.
Bettie C. Mac Donald are teach
ing part time in the expanded
music program. Mrs. Joan B.
Clutts teaches part time in
the field of Education. Mrs.
Clutts has lived in Alaska since
1959. She was an assistant pro
fessor in the Department of
Education at the University of
Alaska last year.
They are!
Dr. Joyce Mumby teaches
part time in the field of geolo
gy. Miss Mumby received her
masters degree from the Uni
versity of Washington. She re
ceived her Ph. D. from Bryn
Mawr. She is a teacher of so
cial studies in the Anchorage
Independent School District.
Miss Saradell Ard, of
Macon, Georgia, is an associate
professor of communications
and art. She is a graduate of
Asbury College in Wilmore,
Kentucky and she received her
masters degree in speech from
the University of Michigan.
Dr. Robert A. Charles receiv
ed a B. A. degree in English
from Gettysburg College in
1948 and in 1949 an M.A. degree
in comparative literature from
the University of Wisconsin.
The following year he spent
in study and research at the
University of Toulouse in
! France.
Dr. Harry S. Ganders comes
| to AMU as Professor of
| Education from Russell Sage
j College in Troy, New York,
«where he has been a visiting
i distinguished professor.
Dr. Ganders received his B.
Ed degree and his M.A. de
gree in political science from
the University of Washington.
He was awarded a Ph. D. de
gree in education from Colum
bia University.
Dr. William C. Langworthy
is assistant professor in the
field of chemistry. He came
originally from the East Coast
and received his bachelor of
science degree in chemistry,
magna cum laude, from Tufts
University in 1958. His Ph. D.
was awarded by the University
of California in February, 1962.
Mrs. Kathleen M. Paddon has
been appointed instructor of
Russian. Mrs. Paddon attended
the University of London, Post
Graduate School at Tours,
France, the London College
of Business Administration and
Journalism and Oxford Univer
sity. She has taught Spanish,
French, German, and Russian.
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News Notes
By Jan* Browne
Pioneers of Alaska, Auxili
ary l, was installed Sunday,
September 30, 1962 at the Elks
Hall in Palmer by James Jor
genson, grand president of
Fairbanks. There were 43 new
members initiated and six
transfers from other auxiliarys
present. Twelve members were
unable to attend and will be in
itiated at a later date. Total
charter members for Auxiliary
11 are 61.
Mrs. Grace Ellexson, Mrs.
Margaret Snodgrass and Mrs.
Laura Sabo took honors as the
longest Alaska residents. The
largest family to join included
three generations, Mrs. Laura
Saebo, her daughters Mrs.
Pearl Bronson and Mrs. Wan
da Gagnon; their daughters,
Dorothy Gagnon, Mrs. Lillian
Plumley, Mrs. Louise Bidondo
and daughter-in-law Mrs. Don
na Loberg. Second largest fam
ily was Mrs. Harriet Kepler
and daughters Mrs. Kathleen
VanZanten, Mrs. Eloise Swobo
da, Mrs. Rosemary Carlow and
daughter-in-law Mrs. Lois Kep
ler. Mother-daughter members
include Mrs. Dorothy Moore
and daughter Mrs. Bonnie Bet
tine; Mrs. Mary Bryant & dau
ghters, Mrs. Karen France, Mrs.
Jeanne Moffitt, Mrs. Mary Ann
Herman and Mrs, Judy Buzby;
Mrs. Clara Buzby and daughter
Penny Buzby; Mrs. Elsie
Brown and daughter Mrs. Car
men Utt and daughter-in-law
Mrs. Louise Waldal; Mrs. Alice
Snider and daughters, Mrs.
Marie Betts and Mrs. Elizabeth
Hjellen; Mrs. Jane Browne
and daughter Janeil Roberts.
Grand officers present were
James Jorgeson, Carl Lottsfeldt
and Sol Urie. Congratulatory
messages came from Igloos and
auxiliaries in Fairbanks, Anch
orage and Ketchikan and a
telegram from Igloo 31 presi
dent “Heinie” Snider. At the
close of the ceremonies Mrs.
Elsie Hager, Auxiliary presi
dent from Anchorage, present
ed an ivory gavel to Mrs. Sni
der, president of Auxiliary 11.
Guests included Igloo and aux
iliary members from Anchor
age, Fairbanks, Seward and
Nome. Auxiliary 11, Pioneers
of Alaska, would like to thank
every one who attended their
installation.
* • *
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nunley an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Joan Karen to
Sharon Daniel Fleckenstein,
son of Mrs. Florence Flecken
stein and the late Sharon D.
Fleckenstein of Wasilla. Miss
Nunley is a 1962 graduate of
Wasilla high school and the
family has lived in Wasilla for
the past 16 years. She is pres
ently employed by F.A.A. in
Anchorage. Fleckenstein at
tended Wasilla schools before
entering the Navy and now op
erates the Wasilla school buses.
He has been a resident of Was
illa all his life. The wedding j
date has not been set.
Mr. and Mrs. cnaries Car
ney of Wasilla announce the
engagement of their daughter
Linda Louise to Clinton Neil
Thomas, son of Mrs. Eugenia
Thomas and Mr. Clinton Thom
as of Wasilla,. Miss Carney is a
1962 graduate of Wasilla high
school and is presently employ
ed in Anchorage at the First
National Bank. She has been a
resident of Wasilla for the past
six years. Thomas is a 1960
graduate of Wasilla high school
and is presently employed in
Palmer at the new Severns
building. He is a resident of
Wasilla and Alaska for the past
nine years. The wedding date
has not been set.
* * •
The Wasilla Volunteer Fire
Department answered two calls
last week. Damage to the Carl
Riddles home was estimated at
$350. from an overheated chim
ney. Saturday morning an al
arm came from the Youth Con
servation Camp and School.
The fire was in the cook house
and estimated damage to walls
was $150 from an over-heated
furnace. The work party sched
uled for last Saturday was
evidently over-looked as Mr.
Wenter Harvey was the lone
volunteer. The volunteer fire
men have maintained an ex
cellent record in responding to
your calls and again they ask
that anyone who might have
surplus materials of any kind
and an hour or so of idle time
to please donate same to your
Fire Hall. The prompt response
to your calls depends a great
deal on the condition the fire
hall is in. Please help. You
may contact anyone at Cottle’s
Corner or Mr. Wenter Harvey
for information on the needs
of the Fire Department.
* • *
A very successful bake sale
was held at Teeland*s store in
Wasilla by the Order of East
ern Star. The bake sale was
held for the benefit of E S T -
A R L, Eastern Star Scholar
ship Award for Religious Lead
ership. The Matanuska Chapter
No. 14 has so far issued three
scholarships, two in 1961 and
one in 1962.
We wish to thank all those
who so generously donated
baked goods, time and dona
tions for the sale and to Tee
land’s store for the use of the
space to hold the sale.
* * *
Seems like grandmothers for
the first time are a little self
centered and do forget those
around them who are great
grandmothers for the first time.
Mrs. Bronwen Jones of Wasil
la became a great-grandmother
September 24, 1962, when An
drew Rodney Cottle was born
to granddaughter, Colleen Tee
land Cottle. Great grandmother
fones says, “I spoiled my
grandchildren but I won’t spoil
ny first great-grandson.” Mrs.
Jones has been a resident of
:he Anchorage and valley areas
since 1917.
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