Anchorage Teacher To Wed Palnnr Man
Mr. and Mrs. James Greek of
Dearborn, Michigan, announce
the forthcoming wedding of their
daughter, Sally Greek of Anch
orage, to James Hitchcock of
Caribou Creek, son of Mrs. Ben
Hitchcock, in Anchorage June 16.
All friends are invited to the
wedding and reception to be held
at 810 Sixth Avenue at 7:30 p.m.
A second reception will also
be held the same evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schaefer on the Wasilla Road,
particularly lor tnose inends
from Palmer and the surround
ing areas who might be unable
to be in Anchorage.
Miss Greek has lived in Anch
orage the past year where she
has completed a year of teach
ing in the North Star school. Iler
fiance has been a resident of the
Matanuska Valley since 1943 and
attended high school in Palmer.
He is at present engaged in the
pre-cut cabin building business
at Caribou Creek. The couple
will remain at Caribou Creek,
for the summer, moving to Fair
banks in September where Hit
chcock will attend the Univer
sity of Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Greek have ar
rived in Anchorage for their
daughter’s wedding and during
the week before the ceremony
are visiting friends of the bride
to be in Seward, and Anchorage
and are enjoying their first trip
to Alaska.
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FOUNDER’S DAY
GAME SLATED FOR
LITTLE LEAGUE
Saturday, June 14, is the anni
versary of the start of Little
League.
To mark the occasion a
‘“Founder’s Day Game” has been
slated by the local Little League.
Eight players will be selected
from each of the four teams and
two teams will be formed from
this group. The game will be
played at 2 p.m. on the Little
League diamond in the Co-Op
area. The public is invited.
Replacement in the manager
have been announced
as follows: Mel Stiers will man
age the Koslosky Braves; Dell
McVickers, Kiwanis Indians;
Arthur Brundage and Dick Gei
witz are handling the Jonesville
Giants and Lee Allen and George
Jefferson have the Moose Dodg
ers.
Parents are asked tb note that
while the Little League has in
surance coverage, .the boys are
covered with insurance only if
they are playing in a scheduled
game or in an adult-supervised
scheduled practice.
To avoid confliction with the
9:30 p.m. curfew, it has been,
(agreed that no new inning will
j be started after 9 p.m.
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16 TO BE CONFIRMED
AT ST. MICHAEL'S
SUNDAY MORNING
A class of 16 persons will be
confirmed at St. Michael’s Cath
olic Church on Sunday, June 15
at the 10:30 mass. The Rev. Basil
Doyle of San Francisco, Califor
nia, will offer high mass and will
confirm the class.
Special music will be offered
by members of the Holy Family
Catholic Church choir and or
ganist.
Following mass a breakfast
will be served in the church
basement by members of the
Mens Club for communicants
teachers and members of the
parish.
Those to be confirmed include
Michael Mohan, Michael Pipple
Jessie Garcia, Raymond Pelletier
Nanette Bouwens, Vic Falk, III
Walter Granath, John Silk, Doug
las Silk, Paul Michaelson, Evelyr
Yaden, Keith Ray, Paul Hulbert
Patty Hartung, Nancy Carney
and Lana TrudelL
REMINDER
Monday, June 16, is the dead
line for the second payment o
1958 quarterly estimated tax b]
individuals, and for payment o
the second half of corporation in
come taxes for calendar yea:
1957. District Director Wiliian
E. Frank today reminded tax
payers.
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Potato, Cereal
Inspections are
Now Available
Certification of Alaskan pota
to and cereal crops is now avail
able from the Alaska Crop Im
provement Association.
Applications for inspection of
potatoes and cereals are being
taken now, according to Charles
E. Logsdon, executive secretary
of the Association. Applications
should be mailed to Logsdon at
Box E, Palmer, by Jpne 15 to
avoid a penalty. No applications
will be accepted after July 15,
he said.
In order to obtain certification,
Alaskan farmers are reminded
that, they must join the Alasjta
Crop Improvement Assn., plant
eligible seed and submit appli
cations. ,
Logsdon also requested that
farmers who have sold certified
seed send a list of the purchase**
to hjm.
“There are two main reasons
why we need these lists,” he
said. "They give us a chance to
contact these people concerning
re-certfication to expand good
kseed lots and they show who buys
Fairbanks Dentist
Named Head ot
Dental Society
Dr. James Irby of Fairbanks,,
who succeeds Dr. Foster R. Sims
of Palmer, was named president
of the Alaska Dental Society dur
ing the final business session of
the ninth annual convention of
!the Society which was held in
Palmer last week.
Named to serve with Dr. Irby
during the next year were Dr„
'Russell Wagner of Seward, who
'succeeds Dr. R. M. MacKenzie
Of Juneau as vice president, and
Dr. Clayton Polley of Juneau,
was re-elected secretary-treasur
er. Dr. Sims is the junior
past president. Mrs. Pat Wood
-of Juneau was re-appointed exe
cutive secretary of the Society.
The four-day convention ended
Fr^lay evening with a banquet
;held in the Chart Room in the
[Westward Hotel, Anchorage.
Anchorage was chosen as the
-convention city for the Society’s
next convention.
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