19 HEALTH FILMS
SHOWN AT FAIR; 41
BABIES CARED FOR
A total of 1,085 persons viewed
19 different health films during
the 1958 Matanuska Valley Fair,
it was recently announced.
These educational films were run
on a continuous schedule and
provided valuable information in
an interesting way to the many
who saw them.
The Alaska Nurses Associa
tion District 6 had 41 babies, all
under the age of three years old,
in the nursery they conducted
during the Fair.
Both of the projects are plan
ned on an annual basis, and will
-again be offered to the public at
next year’s fair.
{Phyllis Long expressed the ap
preciation of the nurses for the
donations of time and equipment
and special thanks to the men
&ho erected the large tent used
for the nursery. “We learned
much this year, and plan several
improvements in equipment and
service next year”, she said. Any
one with suggestions for the im
provement of the project is ask
ed to submit them to the Asso
ciation, District 6.
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_WASHJLA NEWS_
By Jane Browne
The Wasilla Parent Teachers
Association held their first meet
ing Monday evening at the school
cafeteria. Committees were or
ganized and plans are under way
for the annual school carnival
and dance to be held Halloween.
The Education committee re
ported on their activities and
most important announced the
addition of the shop class to be
started this year. The next regu
lar meeting will be Monday Oc
tober 13 at 8:00 p.m.
* * *
There will be a special meet
ing of the V.F.W. Auxiliary Mon
day, September 22 at the school
house. Final plans for the annual
dinner will be discussed and we
will have a special guest.,
Everyone is invited to attend aP
demonstration conducted by
Brown’s Music shop of Anchorage
on Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
in the school cafeteria.
* * *
All 4-H members are reminded
to get their records into office
for singing by Friday the 19th.
Your records must be in if you |
are to receive your yearly pin. |
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilson are
the parents of a baby girl, Debor
ah Lee, born at Valley Hospital'
September 17. Dick is presently
employed at MciKnley Park, De
borah joins a brother, Peter.
Grandmothers: Mrs. Frances
Black of Palmer and Mrs. Wilma
Wilson of Anchorage.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cottle are
the parents of their first child,
a son, Robert Dean, born at
Valley Hospital September 13.
Gerry is employed at McKinley
Park. Grandparents are: Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Smith of Willow
and Harold Gershmal of Wasilla.
* * *
Rodney and Colleen Cottle will
leave Saturday September 20 for
Eugene, Oregon to resume studies
at the University of Oregon. This
will be Colleen’s first trip over
the highway.
* * *
See you at the Crab Feed Sat
urday night, Hallea Lodge two
miles north of Wasilla.
The American Association for
the Advancement of Science ad
ministers a Traveling High School
Science Library Program, spon
sored by the National Science
Foundation, to stimulate interest
in and choice of careers in science.
Kiwanis Kids Day
Program Slated to be
Held at Elmendorf
Complete details on the an
nual Kiwanis Kids Day program,
tentatively set for Saturday, Sep
tember.-^?, with an observance
program being planned at the
Talkeetna Theatre on Elmendorf
Air Force Base. All kids will be
meeting at the theatre where
| they will be showrn a few movies.
I Then the youngsters will be tak
j en to Hangar D-3, where they will
see a display or at least 12 air
planes, including the 102 Jet
j plane. A pilot and mechanic will
; be at each plane to answer ques
tions.
A lunch consisting of hot dogs,
orange juice and milk will be
served at the mess hall.
In the event of a practice mil
itray exercise or bad weather the
program will be postponed until
October 4, the following Satur
day.
Complete details, regarding
transportation for area young
sters and further information,
will be published next week.
ALASKA CHAMBER
CONVENTION SET
FOR ANCHORAGE
Plans for the Alaska Chamber
i of Commerce convention were
| announced this week in Ketchi
| kan by Charles Cloudy, president
of the organization. The annual
meeting will be held this year
in Anchorage, October 23, 24, and
125. The convention will revolve
around a three-point program in
the fields of finance, industry
and legislation.
Many noted personalities from
all over the state and other states
: as well will formulate panel dis
cussions on each of the three
phases. Due to the fact that the
first legislature will play such
a major role in how the new state
will be shaped, all political can
didates for office in the coming
November elections have been in
vited to attend. While none of
the candidates will participate
in the convention panel discus
sion, it is felt that they should
gain much insight into the views
: and problems confronting Alaska
business both present and future.
Advance registrations which
have been coming in daily, indi
cate a keen interest in this year’s
conclave. Passage of the recent
Alaska Statehood Referendum is
expected to spark an unprece
dented attendance. Further de
tails and advance registration
may be obtained from the Cham
ber office in Anchorage.
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The SuttonMU-a rt,H. *»t >.-,»•
home of Jam* Tir*p* .
ber 12, w i th nj m* ro^ inb* fs pt n#
ent.
Our project for th# yr... is f/>
aid the community hall a ml he ip
it to reduce it’s debts A harvest
dinner is scheduled in November.
The following were ejected to
office for the coming year: Fern
Wright, president; Audrey Sleep
er, vice-president; Jane Tirapclii,
treasurer; Rita Rule, secretary;
and Audrey Sleeper, reporter
An invitation has been extend- [
ed to any homesteader who wind
ed to join us.
Following an interesting dem
onstration on wildlife cookery by
Frances Hulbert, a delicious
luncheon was served by the hos
tess. The afternoon was spent in
singing songs.
Glacier View
The Glacier View Homemakers
club met at the home of Mrs. Lil
lian Eckert September 16. Pres
ent were eight members and one
visitor. Topic for discussion was
"Special Cookery” and Mrs.
Frances Hulbert gave a demon
stration on meat cookery and the
use of herbs. A delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Eckert. The
next meeting will take place at
WASILLA DEMOCRATS
NAME OFFICERS
Fnmk Sorensen of Wasilla was
elected chairman of the Wasilla
Democratic Precinct during an
organizational caucus held in the
WftRjUa Library September 13,
Karl Combs was named vice
rhatrmaa and Herb Holstein
secretory.
Twelve members were name>i
-e; committeemen and the follow
mg four were named as delegates
to the convention to be held in
Anchorage: Sorensen, Combs,
Holstein, and Fred Nelson. Mrs,.
(ir ady Robinette, Mrs. Frank
Sorensen, Mrs. Herb Holstein and
Orady Robinette were elected as
alternates.
Recommendations on farming
activities, roads, mines, and
schools were given to a commit
tee for study. These recommenda
tions are to be condensed and
presented to the membership for
approval at a general meeting to
be held Saturday, September 20
at 8 p.in. in the Wasilla Library
All Wasilla Democrats are cordi
ally invited to attend this meet
ing.
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October 21.
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