Wasilla
News Notes
By Jane Browne
omaer tound a few
minutes to write home of all
the Alaskan visitors at the
Seattle Fair, in particular last
week from the Valley was Mrs.
Slim Hayes. The temperature
at writing was 81 degrees and
Heime says that’s too warm
for parkas.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Carson
are parents of a new daughter,
Crystal Catherine, born at Val
ley Hospital Sunday, June 24.
Mr. Carson is manager of the
Tractor and Implement Divi
sion of the Matanuska Valley
Co-op.
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C. L. Cadw’allader and dau
ghter, Mary Bergman, left last
Thursday morning via the Al
aska highway to join Mrs. Cad
wallader and Judy Bergman in
Wamic, Ore. From Oregon
the family plans to do some
traveling and visiting in Col
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j orado and before returning
home Mary and Judy will visit
friends and family in Oregon
and Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Borden have
returned from a month's trip
in the south 48. They visited in
Montana, Minnesota and Can
ada. They are presently spend
ing a few weeks at their home
in Seward.
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In spite of poor weather the
Annual Auction sponsored by
the Wasilla Volunteer Fire De
partment June 23 was well at
tended and approximately $500
was realized from the sale. The
Susitna Auxiliary to Post 9365
V.F.W. sponsored the bake sale
and most popular for the kids
was the cotton candy. Their
project brought approximately
$37 and was donated to the
Wasilla Volunteer Fire Depart
ment resuscitator fund.
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Ken and Fran Gillow are
working early and late to get
their Lakeview building ready
for the grand opening. The
plumbing shop is open and
there are fishing supplies and
a fine selection of magazines
available. As stock arrives
there will be gift items and
sundries on display. Watch
pour Frontiersman for the j
grand opening date.
Have you visited the Rose- j
wood Shop yet? Mrs. Wood
ward and Peg are on hand to
serve their customers. If you
aeed a zipper or spool of thread
stop in. it’s just up from the J
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Sportsmen To See Movie on Kamloop Troul ai Meeting Tonieht
The regular meeting of the
Matanuska Valley Sportsmen
Club will be held July 5, 1962
at the Grange Hall 8 p.m. The
movie will be “British Colum
bia Kamloop Trout”. Guests
are always welcome.
The annual fish fry will be
held at Barry's Lake on July
15, 12:30 p.m. You are asked
to bring your fish thawed,
cleaned, scaled, and with head,
tail, fms, all cut off. Please
bring your silverware, and
trimmings for your lunch. The
Sportsmen will furnish paper
plates, cups, rolls, coffee, Kool
aid, ice cream, and someone to
cook the fish.
“They will also furnish sun
shine", a Sportsman said. If
you have any extra fish, please
bring it, as some may not be
able to get any.
Lands Division Seeks
Bids on Cheri Lake Road
Alaska Division of Lands is
now accepting bids for the con
struction of 2.9 miles of pion
eer access road in the Cheri
Lake subdivision insection 36
T. 18 N, R. 3 W„ S.M.
Bids will be accepted until 2
p.m. July 13, at which time
all bids will be publicly open
ed and read at the Division of
fice, 344 Sixth Ave., Anchor
age.
i The club is getting ready to
i move in a different shooting
! gallery in the building at the
fair grounds, before fair time.
It is more elaborate and should
be a popular place come fair
time.
The trap range is at a stand
still at Clay Johnson’s. Some
cat work should be done in the
next few weeks. Clay is getting
a few of the members together
to make a large sign for the
road so everyone will know
where it is. The trap is ready
to put in and a supply of clay
birds is on hand.
The 17 / ban Juan Islands are
all within a 30 sq. mile area.
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