22 From Vafley Enrolled at Alaska U.
Four hundred and twenty-six
Alaskans are included m the re
cord enrollment of 693 students
at the University of Alaska this
semester. Later registration clos
ed October 1, and a breakdown
of enrollment shows 215 students
from other states, including one
from Hawaii and 17 foreign stu
dents.
Students listed from the local j
area include: Gerald Campbell,
Carol Colberg, Jill Cope, Stephan j
Hamilton, William Harris, Dona
Hites, Clay Johnson, Alma King,
Donna Magnussen, John Maze,
Sharon McCartney, Colin Mick,
Dean Parks, James Vickaryous,
Terry Weiland, Allyn Wilson, and
Carl Zaborac.
From Wasilla are Alice Church,
Gerald Coghlan, Mary Hoffman,
Alice Lewis, and Clyde Thomas.
Elect James J. Hurley,
Representative, 9th Dist.
Pd. adv.
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George (Ed) Smith of Palmer
was recently named commander
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Dr. Foster B, Sims, Past Depart
ment Commander. Smith replaces
Don Matson, commander, who re
signed the office when he moved
to Anchorage.
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WASILLA NEWS
By Jane Browne
Mrs. Jim Kennedy is in Valley
Hospital for several days treat
ment.
* 0 *
Vince and Della Smith are vis
iting family and friend's in Was
illa this week before leaving for
! St. Louis, Missouri where Vine*
j will attend electronics school this
winter. They will leave Wasilla
Saturday morning, spend a few
days with the LePors family in
Spenard and on Monday morn
ing the trip starts via Los An
geles to visit son, Richard and
his family. Vince will start school
in St. Louis on November 7.
• * *
Maria Garcia is in the 5040th
Air Force Hospital orthopedic
ward, she will be hospitalized for
about a month. Mrs, Garcia and
Judy went in Tuesday to help
her celebrate her 10th birthday.
Maria welcomes all visitors.
The Susitna Post 9365 to V.F.W.
and the Auxiliary entertained
Department guests and friends
from Juneau and Anchorage last
Wednesday evening. Guests were:
James Brunette, Department ser
vice officer, Adjutant and Quar
termaster James Fennell, Depart
ment Commander Joe Hong, Past
Department Commander Jack
Timbes, Past Department Com
mander Larry Nelson. Laura Tim
mes, National Deputy Chief of
Staff. A1 Brevick from the V, A.
office in Anchorage. John Blake
ly of the Social Security office,
Anchorage and Post Commander
of the Chugiak Post Jack Phil
lips, and members of that Post.
Citations from the Department
were presented to the Susitna
Post, Floyd Perkins, Depart
ment historian; Frank Sorenson,
Past Department Chaplain and
John Pol is, Department Civil De
fense Chairman. A posthumous
I citation was presented to Mrs.
Mary Bergman. Coffee and re
freshments were served by the
Auxiliary members.
FELLOWSHIP D[NNER
PLANNED BY CHURCH
Members and friends of the
Church of Christ in North Palmer
will gather tomorrow evening at
the church building at 6:30 for a
fellowship dinner. This will be a
I “pot-luck” dinner, with the table
l service and beverages furnished
! by the committee.
Regular worship services on
Sunday include Bible School at
9:45 a.m., morning worship and
communion at 10:45 a.m., and
Floyd J. Haddenham, minister,
has announced his sermon topic
to be “The Man Who Was Al
most A Christian.”
During the evening evangelis
tic hour Francis Henry will bring
the message, following another
session of “Bible Tiek-Tac-Toe”
which is being enjoyed each Sun
day evening.
All members of the congrega
tion are reminded that a business
meeting will be held next Tues
day, October 26, at 7 p.m,
A Vote for James J. Hur
ley, one of the signers of
the State Constitution,
will give us fighting re
presentation for the 9th
District. Pd adv.
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The Episcopal Church Women
of St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal
Church are planning a public
spaghetti dinner to be held at
Grange hall Tuesday, November
11. Serving will begin at 5 p.m.
and continue through 8 p.m. at
$1.50 per adult and 75 cents for
children under 12 years of age.
Mrs. Ted Buzby will serve as din
ner chairman. The menu will in
clude Italian-style spaghetti, gar
Spaghetti Dinner
lie bread, salad, dessert, and bev >
erage. Tickets may be purchased!
from members of the church.
A special gift table will be set
up, offering Christmas items suck
as handicrafts and baked goods.
Proceeds from the project will
go toward furnishings for the
church.
Elect James J. Hurley,
Representative, 9th Dist.
Pd. adv.
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