CUB SCOUTS PLAN
TRIP TO CURRY
Many Cub Scouts of the Pal
mer dens will be treated to their
first ride on a train on Saturday,
July 16, when local Cubs, accom
panied by Den Mothers and other
adults, will go by train to Curry,
Alaska on an outing. For many
youngsters this will be the first
time they have ever been on a
train. The trip is being planned
as the project “Know Your Am
erica”, July’s Cub Scout theme,
and will replace the regular
monthly pack meeting.
All Cubs are requested to wear
their uniforms, if possible. To
avoid any confusion or misunder
standings, Cub Scout committee
members stated this week that
no concession purchases will be
allowed on the train; that the
Cute must remain in the car as
signed to his Den and that no
candy be included in the sack
lunches each boy will take along.
The lunch bags should be clearly
marked with the Cub’s name.
Fruit and drinks will be furnish
ed each boy making the trip.
The committee has extended an
invitation to all Cub Scout
mothers to go along on the trip.
The train will leave Wasilla at
10:13 a.m.; arrive in Curry at
12:40 p.m.; leave Curry at 4:10’
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Mixing Bowl Beaters
Our last meeting was at Car
mel Lee Mohan’s house. Ginger
Hoffman demonstrated chocolate
chip cookies with the help of
Mary Linda Steelman. Suzie
Moffitt and Carmel Lee demon
strated biscuits.
Our next meeting will be at
Blunck’s home. All members are
asked to please take their record
books.
Lila Hoskins, reporter
p.m., and arrive back in Wasil
la at 6:30 p.m. Transportation to
and from Wasilla will be arrang
ed through the Den Mothers.
Fare for the round trip will be
$2.95 plus tax for Cubs and $8.60
plus tax for adults.
Any additional information de
sired on the trip may be obtain
ed from the Cub Scout’s den
mother.
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IN AND OUT AT THE
VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
In and out at the Valley Pres
byterian Hospital this week finds
several familiar names on the
list. They are Mrs. Gust Schriebl,
Mrs. Bernard E. Rouwens, Mrs.
Raymond Bula, Susanne Schae
fer, Judy Ann Everett of Goat
Creek, Mrs. Bernard R, Bouwens,
and Mrs. Charles P. Taloff, of
Anchorage. Also leaving the hos
pital this week were Harley
Toomey and Mrs. Earl E. Me
Bride.
Still hospitalized are: Mrs. Har
ley Toomey, Mrs. Leon Pillar,
Mrs. Norman France, Mrs. Arth
ur Brundage, Warren Cassed of
Sutton, Judy Davis of Chugiak,
Robert E. Williams of Sutton
and Ole Johnson of Palmer.
While on vacation the past sev
eral weeks Mrs. Rose Kirsch, of
the Treasure Chest, spent time
with gift shop merchandizers on
the east coast, west coast and in
Juneau. In the Alaska city Mrs.
Kirsch purchased a wide variety
of ivory gift items and a new
line of authentic Alaskan design
ed wood and basket items. The
baskets are Native woven and
vary in size from small to large.
From the stateside merchandiz
es Mrs. Kirseh purchased a wide
variety of selected gift items.
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