Page 8 — The Froniiersmar
Thursday, June 14, 1962
Palmer Girls
Appointed To
^State Assembly
Two Palmer girls have beer
appointed to the first Grand
Assembly, Order of Rainbow
for Girls, for the state of Alas
ka.
Linda Cope, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cope,
was appointed Grand Love,
and Janie Hanks, daughter
cf Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hanks,
was appointed Grand Outer
Observer.
Newly organized, the Alaska
Grand Assembly will become
active for the first time during
the 1963 year.
The appointments were an
nounced this week at the
Grand Assembly of Idaho.
Washington, and Alaska. Order
of Rainbow for Girls, held in
Spokane this week.
SMALL WORLD . . .
It really is. Mayor Billy R.
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jensen have known each other
for seven years. They have dis
cussed many subjects of mu
tual interest. Last Monday eve
ning Mrs. Jensen mentioned
having been married in Car
rington, North Dakota.
Bill commented that his bro
ther used to live in Carrington
and that he was pastor of the
Methodist Church there.
Yes, the Jensens were mar
ried in a Methodist church. The
pastor's name certainly could
have been the Rev. C. F. Miller.
Bill brought out a picture.
Yes, it did look like the same
•man. The Jensens hunted up
their wedding picture. Sure
enough—Bill’s brother, whom
he hasn’t seen in sixteen years.
Small world.
MVCCA Bargain Center To Open
Two Additional Days Weekly
The Matanuska Valley Crip
pled Children's Association
Bargain Center in the Center
Theatre Building will be open
on Tuesdays and Thursdays as
well as Friday and Saturday,
starting next week, according
to Mrs. Lowell Simpson, mem
ber of MVCCA. Hours will be
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
All money taken in at t h e
Theatre Guild
Melodrama Is
Gay Success
After the hilarious success of
| "True Blue and Trusted" last
| weekend, the Valley Theatre
Guild has started plans for a
| similar gay entertainment for
j the 1962 Fair.
At the Guild meeting Tues
day evening reports showed the
i melodrama had cleared expen
| ses in spite of the limitations of
the Elks hall, which was
crowded to capacity Saturday
night.
A report of the play reading
committee, starting prepara
tions for the Fair drama, will
be given the Guild at a special
meeting in about two weeks.
Barbara Hamilton said. She
said that a director for the new
production is needed. Keith
Melendy, director of “True
Blue and Trusted,’’ and Mrs.
Hamilton, assistant director,
will be unable to serve for the
next show.
The plays now being studied
by the play reading committee
are both the Gay 90’s type of
melodrama or similar "corny’’
tear-jerkers with a more mod
ern setting.
The Guild expressed special
appreciation to the local people
and to the Anchorage Commun
ity Theatre for the use of many
of the properties and costumes i
used in the melodrama.
Bargain Center during the
month of June will be used for
camperships to the MVCCA
camp at King's Lake in July,
Mrs. Simpson said. Enough
money has been collected thus
far for three camperships, at
a cost of $25 each, she added.
"Each dime or quarter you
spend at the Bargain Center
not only helps send a child
for a wonderful week at
camp who may not otherwise
get to go, but gives y o u a
bargain for yourself." she
pointed out.
There have been many calls
for dishes, cooking utensils,
1 and various household items,
. Mrs. Simpson said. Those who
I wish to donate either items or
1 time are asked to drop in at
the center or call PI 5-4021.
Mrs. Henry Schlesinger has
I volunteered her time in order
to keep the center open on
I Tuesdays and Wednesdays, the
MVCCA spokesman added.
BETH ESTELLE ATTENDS
SPOKANE SESSIONS
Beth Estelle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Estelle of
Palmer, will attend the sessions
of the Youth Synod of the Pres
byterian Church at Whitworth
College in Spokane. Washing
ton during the coming week.
Beth is one of the few dele
gates from the Yukon Presby
tery. She is a member of the
United Protestant Church in
Palmer.
BRIGHT FUTURE
The man who keeps facing
fhe sun is in a position to have
all the shadows fall behind
him
Mickey the Mechanic Sez:
MAKE SURE THAT
YOUR BRAKES
ARE SAFE!
Our experts will
tune-up that engine
to improve per
formance and ec
onomy-stop by to- )
day.
KIRK'S
SALES and SERVICE
PI 5-2200
Palmer
Ensign Vickaryous
Solos in Florida
Ensign James A. Vickaryous.
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. An
thony S. Vickaryous of Palmer,
Alaska, completed his first
solo flight on April 27 at Sauf
ley Field Naval Auxiliary Air
Station, Pensacola, Florida.
The young ensign has recent
ly reported for training as a
student naval aviator at Whit
ing Field Auxiliary Air Station,
I Milton, Florida.
JAMES VICKARYOUS
While at Whiting Field, he
will undergo training in the
single-engine T-28 trainer air
craft and will receive instruc
tion in acrobatics and precision
flying, principles of instrument
flying and use of radio equip
ment to navigate while flying
“blind.”
Upon completing of this
training, he will report to
Training Squadron Five at
Saufley Field, Pensacola, Flor
ida, for advanced training.
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WOTM Holds
Ring Ceremony
Against a background of blue
and gold decorations, the Aca
demy of Friendship Ring Cere
mony was held at the Chapter
Night program of the Women
of the Moose on June 5, 1962.
Eight new Academy of
Friendship members were pin
ned with a blue and gold cor
sage to which their ring was
attached.
Those receiving their rings
were Mary Ann Anderson, Nor
ma Benson, Pearl Bronson,
Annabelle Choweniec, Vaunda
Lucus, Hildegarde McGiboney,
Irene Vasanoja and Agnes Za
borac.
Two new Academy of
Friendship members who were
unable to attend but who will
receive their rings later are
Emma Fogg and Jackie Vanek.
Three new members were
enrolled into the Palmer
WOTM chapter. They were
Leola Rush, sponsored by
Helen Palmer; Dolores Miller,
sponsored by Mary McClure;
and Mary Lou Moore of Anch
orage as a Home Chapter mem
ber, sponsored by Innie Coop
er.
VISUALIZE
To be able to tell good fish
stories a man must have com
plete confidence in his imagin
ation.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
Patients at the Valley Pres
byterian Hospital during the
past week included Thomas
Keenan, Mrs. Keith Poppert
and infant son, Mrs. Alvin
Grippen and infant son, Mrs.
William Fox and infant daugh
ter, Mrs. Allen Zimmerman and
infant daughter, Frank Colo
buffalo, George Belfontaine,
Frank Sexton, William Bentti,
and Robert E. Clark.
USDA SPEAKER IS
GUEST OF KIWANIS
Tom Ronningen of the Un
ited States Department of
Agriculture will be guest
speaker at the May 18 luncheon
meeting of the Palmer Kiwan
is at the Grange hall.
His speech, dealing with Ice
land. will be illustrated with
slides.
HENRY S.
PRATT
for
CONGRESS
Longtime Alaskan — Family Man and Property Owner —
Leader in Alaskan Civic Affairs
EXPERIENCED ALASKA REPUBLICAN WORKER
@ Served as Precinct Committeeman
Delegate, Republican State Conventions
^0 Past President Anchorage YR Club
EXPERIENCED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE PEOPLE:
O Member House of Representatives.
9 Outstanding Legislative Voting Record
0 Knowledge of Alaska-Wide Problems
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