Jehovah's Witnesses
Plan Several Events
During This Month
John Heckman, presiding
minister of the Palmer congre
gation of Jehovah’s witnesses
has announced a schedule ol
events planned by the congre
gation during the month of
April.
On April 8 at 3 p.m. at Car
penter’s hall, Heckman will de
liver the prepared talk. “Chris
tendom Has Failed God! After
Her End, What?” This lecture
has been prepared by the
Watch Tower Society for de
livery in the more than 21,000
congregations of Jehovah’s
witnesses around the world.
On April 17, the local con
gregation will meet at 7:30
p.m. at Grange hall to celebrate
the most important event of the
year for Jehovah’s witnesses.
It is the memorial of Christ’s
death. According to Heckman,
more than one million and a
half Jehovah’s witnesses and
persons of good will through
out the earth will be gathering
together at their respective
Kingdom halls for the observ
ance of this yearly occasion.
On April 27-29. the congrega
tion will attend the semi-an
nual circuit assembly of Je
hovah’s witnesses, to be held
in Anchorage. Witnesses from
Cordova, Seward, Kodiak, Sel
dovia, Fairbanks and Anchor
age will also be in attendance.
The scheduled class room in
struction and house-to-house
ministry training will be de
signed to aid each one of Je
hovah’s witnesses to accom
plish the assembly theme,
“Faithfully Increasing Our
Praise to Jehovah.”
Highlight of the three-day
program will be the Bible lec
ture, “Who Will Rule the
World?” by A. K. Wagner, dis
trict supervisor and principal
speaker for the assembly.
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By Kitty Johnson
is uu uiicuige in mt
schedule of the performances
of the Wasilla PTA Variety
Show as has been misunder
stood. The time and place is
j on the front page banner of
! this issue which is 8 p.m. April
! 6 and 7 at the school gym. The
! cast is raring to go and there
| >s a surprise for the audiences.
| The price of admittance is $1
per person or per occupied
seat.
New officers for the Big
Lake Businessmen’s Associa
tion were elected at their last
meeting. Named president was
Dick Platt of Ship Ahoy. The
vice-president is Ernie Gilbert
and the secretary-treasurer is
JoAnn Dodge.
New operators of the Call of
the Wild at Big Lake are Sarge
and Ethel Bardley, formerly
with Conright's in Anchorage.
Helmy Blanc says you'll all
love these two.
There will be a Big Lake
Advisory School Board elec
tion April 16 (just preceding
the PTA meeting) at 6:30 p.m.
Nominations will come from
the floor for the three and one
year terms vacated by Claire
Johnson and Jennie Edwards.
At the anual meeting of the
Wasilla Volunteer Fire Depart
ment Rodney Cottle was elect
ed to the office of president:
Claude Klaver, vice-president;
the treasurer is Wenter Har
vey, and re-elected was Pat
Hjellen. You may all start
saving odds and ends now for
the second annual auction
which will be held the last part
Jim and Bev Pearce and son
Eddie moved back to their
homestead a short time ago.
Neighbors and friends are glad
they are back. Back in time to
be co-mudders.
The Wasilla Advisory
School Board Election will be
held at 8 p.m.. April 9 in the
Wasilla School cafeteria.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Friday, April 6
Wasilla PTA Variety Show,
School gym, 8 p.m.
Susitna Valley Grange No. 5.
Willow Comm, hall, 8 p.m.
vvciMuu juions, naiiea i_.oa£e,
8 p.m.
Saturday. April 7
Wasilla PTA Variety Show,
Queen coronation, 8 p.m.
followed by Coronation ball,
Wasilla Comm. club.
Monday, April 9
Wasilla PTA. School cafeteria,
8 p.m.
Tuesday, April 10
Wasilla Ad. Sc. Bd„ Wasilla
school, 8 p.m.
Willow Ad. Sc Bd„ Willow
School, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 12
i Wasilla Grange No. 2. Comm,
hall, 8 p.m.
Willow PTA. Willow school,
7:30 p.m.
USDA Marketing Economist To Aid In
Development Plans in Fairbanks Area
Prent Gazaway, marketing
economist with the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, ar
rived in Fairbanks March 26,
to assist the 19th Election Dis
trict Economic Development
Committee.
Gazaway said his major as
! signment will be to work with
the U. S. Department of Agri
| culture Rural Areas Develop
| rr.ent technical committee and
! the 19th Election District Econ
! omic Development Committee.
He will act as consultant with
| the committee and advise them
i on projects which the USDA
i panel and the development
1 committee specify. He will
help the committee develop
plans for marketing and pro
cessing agricultural products,'
Gazaway said.
He is not new to Alaska. He
spent 1953 through 1960 with
the University of Alaska Ex
periment Station at Palmer as
agricultural econon*st.
Gazaway will be in the state
until early May. Then he will
go back to Washington, D. C.,
to collect and evaluate data.
He will return to Alaska dur-1
ing the month of June to close j
out his work here.
He will work out of the Dis- j
trict Extension Office in Fair- j
banks.
INCOME TAX RETURN
BOOKLETS AVAILABLE
The Internal Revenue Ser
vice reminds taxpayers that
they have two booklets which
cover in deiaii t:ie Federal in
come tax laws.
“Your Federal Income Tax"
is an excellent guide for indi
vidual tax returns, and the
“Tax Guide for Small Busi
ness’ covers all phases of this!
type of return.
Elects Officers
Judy Buzby was elected
president of Xi Eta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi at annual elec
tion held April 2. Named to
serve with her during the com
ing year were: Helent Mae Wie
derkehr, vice-president; Vivian
Shaver, secretary; Barbara
Leckwold, treasurer, and Doris
Anderson .substitute officer.
! The Frontiersman — Page 3
Thursday, April S, 1962
DOG MUSHERS MEETING
SET FOR APRIL 6
Members of the Aurora Dog
Mushers Club will meet at 7:30
p.m. on Friday, April 6, at.
the Big Lake School. All mem
bers and other interested per
sons are invited to attend.
Squawfish is a type of pike.
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