i Sriia'i G&mm'nity Observes New Year
> Baha'i Community of
>t1ie Matoiiiiska Valiev, and
joined 5 million Baha'is
around the world in observ
iv.!- o: ihe fauna i New Year
•J.ist night with a meeting at
•C-a home of Mr. and Mrs. Iiich
■ard Miller, Jr. A brief explan
ation of The meaning of "Naw
ftiLKS PLANNING
STEAK DINNER
IT aimer Elks are planning
»nolhet New York steak din
gier at their home. All Elks
ithii* '...ties, and guests are In
vited. Diixuer will be served at
<kU0 p.m. on Saturday, March
24 in Elks hall.
XliHZASONABLE
When the engineer of a train
of U;ought loses his temper he
hair i control over the throttle.
Buz” was given by Mrs. Mil
ler. March 21 ends the period
of 19 days of fasting in the
Baha'i world; Baha’is fast from
sun-up to sun-down.
The greatest cause for cele
bration. however, was the rec
ord enrollment during the past j
year. There are some 11,000
new Baha'is in India; 20.000
in East Africa and 3,000 in
Bolivia. S. A., plus thousands j
from south-eastern Asia and
the South Pacific islands.
There are now 6.500 Baha’i
centers in 258 countries and
territories. 1
I
Alaska too has noted con- j
siderable increase in enroll
ment, with some 33 percent
gain in the past year. Baha’i
members consider this a record
achievement in light of the;
fact that the faith is less than J
120 years old.
Oregon is one of five mer
cury producing slates in US.
Legal Notice
UNITED Sf.ViLS X>£PAHTMKNT OF
THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT. Land Office. Cor
dov« Building, 6th and Cordova. An
chorage. Alaska
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Ethel
Mae Mills entry woman, of Wasilla. Al
aska, together with her witnesses Bea
trice Crawford of Wasilla. Alaska and
Delores M Calder of Wasilla. Alaska
has submitted final proof on her home
stead entry. Anchorage Serial Num
ber for a tract 01 land described
as
SW' , SW' 4 Section *. NW v ,.vwv,.
Section 17, Township 17 North.
Range 1 West. Seward Meridian,
containing HO acres, and it is now in i
the files of the Land Office. Anchor
age. Alaska Any person, corporation,
or association, having or asserting an>
adverse interest in or claim to, the
tract of land or any part thereof
sought, may file in the Anchorage
Land Office during the period of pub
lication or within 30 days thereafter,
under oath, an adverse claim setting
forth the nature and extent thereof,
and such adverse claimant shall, with
in sixty ds>» altei the filing of such |
adverse claim begin action to quiet j
titie in a court of competent jurisdic
tion within Alaska
ALFRED P STEGEK
Chief, Lands Adjudication Unit
Published March 22. 29. April 5, 12 and I
19. 1962.
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Walkie-Talkie
There will be an Advisory
School Board election April 9
at 8 p.m. at Wasilla School for
two hoard members, a three
and a tw'o year term. Tins elec
tion is open to all qualified
viters in the Wasilla school
area. The PTA installation
meeting will follow the elec
tion, as this falls on the regu
lar monthly meeting night . . .
To be installed as president are
Mrs. Rachel Patterson; Vice
pres., Mrs. Pat Newcomb; sec.,
Mrs. Jerry Patrick; and treas.,
Mrs. Hazel Wiase.
Tickets will go on sale this
week for the Wasilla Variety
show' which is taking shape as
acts are being formed and some
waiting. The queen contest and
presentation will be an attrac
tion in itself as Mrs. Rachel
Patterson is working on that
with ideas galore.
At the Alaska Congress of
Parents and Teachers District
No. 3 conference Tuesday, Mrs.
Keith H. Johnson (Kitty) was
elected to replace Dr. Curtiss
Dearborn as Vice-Pres. (or
chairman) for this district.
This is a two year term office.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Friday. I-tarcu Zo
Wasilla Lions, Hallea Lodge, 8
p.m.
Thursday, March 22
Wasilla Grange No. 2, Com*
Hall, 8 p.m. f5
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ASPARAGUS
16
OVER 200 ATTEND RECEPTION
FOR MR. AND MRS. BYRON JOHNSON
Over 200 friends of Anna
belle Critler and Byron John
son attended a wedding recep
tion held in honor of the cou
ple at Elks hall on Saturday.
March 17 which followed their
marriage at the home of Mrs.
Alva Saxton earlier that eve
ning.
The single-ring wedding cer
emony was performed at 7:30
p.m. by Deputy Magistrate
Dorothy Saxton in her home,
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Wickersham of Homer, long
time friends of the couple, as
their only attendants.
For her wedding Mrs. John
son wore a pastel blue lace;
dress over blue satin. Her ac
cessories included a halo crown
fashioned of seed pearls and
she wore white gloves, hat and
carried a white clutch bag. Her
corsage was fashioned from a
white orchid, flown in from
Kodiak.
Mrs. Wickersham wore a
street length dress of a deep
er shade of blue, with white
accessories and a lavender Ko
diak orchid corsage.
Assisting at the reception
were Mrs. Dee Hurst, guest
book: Mrs. Otto Kogele, cake
table: Mrs. LaVerne Marple,
I punch bowd; and Mrs. Theo
| dare Schmidtke and M r s.
: George McClure at the gift
i table. Otto Kogele furnished
i accordion music throughout
the evening.
Gu^ts were served refresh
ments from a smorgasbord
table, as well as from the wed
' Reporters—
Noizbaak
During the current ACCA
Easter Seal campaign a num
ber of television programs have
been scheduled. On March 27.
| 28, 29, and 30, there will be
■ afternoon and evening pro
grams devoted to special Eas
1 ter Seal Campaign programs,
on KENI-TV and KTVA-TV
Mrs. George Fowler will be
hostess March 28 for the 8 p.m.
meeting of the Palmer League
of Women Voters.
, Barney Fish, president of
the Matanuska Valley Cham
1 her of Commerce and owner of
• Thrifty Variety, has returned
,; to Palmer from Outside where
i he received medical attention.
1 * * *
»: Bythel Compton, student at
( Anderson College. Anderson.
(; Indiana, is home on • vacation
i and plans to resume his studies
' in the fall. The Rev. A. B.
i j Compton left last week for
t! Texas where he plans to spend
j six weeks studying off-set
' j printing.
I
Two Organizations
Plan Events As
: MVCCA Benefits
1 The Matanuska Valley Crip
’ pled Children’s Association
i rummage sale will he sponsor
( ed April 14 by the Gold Star
Rebekah lodge, with the loca
* tion of the sale pending. Mrs
> George Reed and Mrs. L. P
( Rorrison will head the com
mittee.
| The MVCCA asks that per
sons look through their clothes
» closets for outgrown clothing
i or other sale items to make the
annual event a success. Per
* sons may call PI 5-279.3 or
t PI 5-2748 for pick up, or items
, may be left at the MVCCA
clinic in the basement of the
' Palmer Pharmacy.
* In another fund-raising ac
> tivity, members of Palmer As
y sembly Order of Rainbow foi
Girls have volunteered to con
^ duct a daffodil sale at Koslos
> ky’s Department Store or
y April 14 and 15. All proceeds
will go to the MVCCA operat
* ing fund.
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jj Patient List
> Hospitalized at Valley Pres
y byterian Hospital this week
are: George McFeeley, Franfc
' Colobuffalo, George Bellafon
> taine, Karl Steeby, Candii
y Steeby, Diane O’berg, Grace
Olson, Dawn Hume, Josephine
r Hamon, John Harris, Gilberl
> Brewington. Mattie Adams
> Daniella Adams, Russel!
I Smith, Hazel Goodwin, Cora
Granger, Robert Lacher, Dale
t Koppenburg, David Thomlin
> Charles (Montana Red) Shy
y Mrs. Paul Philo and infanl
f son, Mrs. Ben Mermon, Elsie
t Aikens, and Mrs. M. D. Snod
1 grass.
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ding cake which was baked in
the shape of a cross and dec
orated with pastel yellow'
roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, long
time valley residents, are now
at home at Valley View Apart
ments.
Personnel Attending
Extension Conference
The annual conference of
the Cooperative Extension
Service staff of the University
of Alaska got underway on
Monday of this week. When
President William R. Wood
welcomed the group to the
campus.
Agricultural and home econ
omics agents from Palmer
Juneau, Homer, Nome, Anch
orage and Fairbanks are at
tending. Extension personnel
attending the sessions from
Palmer include Lew Hanks,
district agent, Myrtle Bangs,
home demonstration agent and
Extension specialists, accord
ing to Dr. Arthur Buswell,
dean of the division of state
wide services and director of
the Cooperative Extension Ser
vice. '
Emphasis of the week-long
session will be on housing. Dr.
Buswell said. Speakers will ex
! plain some of the fine points of
! housing so agents may help
individuals in their respective
communities solve housing
problems.
Speakers will include C
Ivan Branton, agricultural en
gineer with the University of
Alaska’s Experiment Station
at Palmer; Dr. LaMar Hubbs,
sanitary engineer with the Ar
ctic Health and Research Cen
ter. Anchorage; and Herbert
Sinnard, Dean of the School of
Architecture at Oregon State
University.
Other speakers will include
i A. Q. Stine. Farmers Home
j Administration, Palmer; Don
: aid Bruce, Alaska National
■ Bank, Fairbanks; R. H. Hick
I man. Federal Housing Admin
| istration. Anchorage; Mrs.
I Mary Putman, city planning
| officer, Fairbanks; and Dean
■ Charles Sargent of the Univer
. sitv's engineering department.
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April In Paris
Is Thsma of
Coming Style Show
Under the co-chairmanship
of Judy Buzby and Marianne
Hermon, the various planning
aominittees have reported all
is going well for the Beta Sig
ma Phi’s annual style show
which will be presented April
13 in Palmer.
There will be some changes
noted in this year’s show, in
that clothing from local shops
only will be modeled. No
home-sown garments will be
featured, nor will there be any
children particip',*ing in the
show.
Swanson School multipur
pose room will house the show
and will be “transformed” by
some very special “secret” dec
orations, according to the com
mittee heads.
Everyone is sure to be de
lighted with this year’s Lucky
I Friday the 13th show, the com
• mittee said.
Tickets, at $1.50 each, are
; now available from members
iof the local Beta Sigma Phi
I chapters.
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IRRESPONSIBLE
i A man may hold the key to
j the situation, and still lack the
i ambition to see it through.
Legal Notice
i
I UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTEKTOn. BUREAU OF LAND
i MANAGEMENT, Land Office, Cordo
i va Building. 6th and Cordova. Anchor
; age. Alaska
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Charles
William Armstrong entrynrum, of Haines.
Alaska, together with his witnesses
Lisle H. Andrew of Wasilla. Alaska and
Edward E. Carney of Wasilla. Alaska
has submitted final proof on his home
stead entry Anchorage Serial Number
03*897 for a tract of land described as
. W’iSWU. SEI4SWV4, SWV.SEVi, Sec
tion 13. Township 18 North, Range 2
; West. Seward Meridian.
! containing 160 00 acres, and It is now in
: the files of the Land Office. Anchorage,
i Alaska Any person corporation, or as
! social ion having or asserting any' ad
verse interest in. or claim to. the tract
of land or any part thereof sought, Jnay
file in the Anchorage Land Office, dur
ing the period of publication or within
30 days thereafter, under oath, an ad
verse claim setting forth the nature and
extent thereof, and such adverse claim
ant shall, within sixty days after the
filing of such adverse claim, begin ac
tion to quiet title in a court of com
petent jurisdiction within Alaska, and
thereafter patent shall he issued in
conformity with the final decree of the
court.
ALFRED P. STEGER
Gfc iof. Lands Section
Published March 15, 22, 1*. A»t il 5 sad
12, 1*62.