St. John's Lutheran Church, Wood
row Kurt! , Pastor, announces Good
Friday Co''muni on Service April 23
at 8:00 P.r.
Mr. and Mrs. C,J. McMahan and
children,Jean 7 and Timothy 3, of
Chltlnc, spent lost week visiting
at Anchor-ce, Eklutnn and Palmer*
Yfhlie In Fulmer they purchaser’ 3
acres of the Snndvik land north
west of the Carl Wilson ana Wm.
Curtis hemes. i.ir. McMahan attend
ee1 colle ■ ct Fairbanks with R.
Snodgrass and now has an extensive
trucking and mail-hauling business
betv;ecn V- Idez and towns on the
Richardson Highway to Fairba nks.
Mrs. McMahan taught at Cordova and
Chitinn. There is no school at
Chitina at present so they plan to
rent her at Palmer until able to
secure materials to build for
themseIvs.
Extension News
The 4-T £irls in the Rivorbcnd
community held a weiner roast nt
the Oscar- Kerttula home Saturday
afternoon, April 10. Plans were
made for fbe annual meeting to be
hel^ nt the Virr.il Eckert home
after school on YA'dnesday, April *
21. The following committees we re
appointed :
Nominati0 Committee:
Ruth Johnson
Esther h'rttul.n
Mary ; nn Bryant
Committee to Plan Program for the
coming Y nr:
Earbarn Hecker
Gwendolyn McKeese
Gayle Eckert
Committee to Plan Program for
April 21 .Meeting:
Karen Erynnt
Helen Havemeister
Hazel Werner
The Pai^te Homemakers met at the
Paul Akkl istrr1 home on Thursday
April 15. Rose Gurnlnick, Public
Health Purse, gave a talk on the
characteristics of a healthy chiIf.
Mae Step; enson, District Home Dem
ons t rat ion Agent, discuss or* pat
terns that are available in the Ex
tension Office.
Dr. Hoehn r^iscussef5 gardening
plans with the Civic Center Boys’
Club at the meeting heir! April 15
Mr,e Stephenson, District Home
Demonstration Agent, and Rose Gural
nick, Public Health Nurse, will
show the sound film on first aid at
the Snndvik home Wednesday evening,
April 21, at the Lauritz Lcbert
home Thursday evening, and at the
Wnsilla School Friday afternoon at
2:30, the public is invited to at
tend ,
The Mountain View 4-H Garden Club
was organized at the Wasilln School
April 15, with Mrs. Hr-rold Dinkel
as local leader. The next meeting
will bo held at the Harold Dinkel
heme May 19, at 2:00, at which time
each member will bring a plan of
the garden which he intends to plant
Flo Alice and Donald Dinkel will
serve on the recreation committee.
The eirls at the Wasilln School
will join the 4-H Baking Club with
Mrs. Pendelton as their local lead
er. To date, the officers for the
Club have not been elected^
Forly this week, Harry E. DeLnnd
Chairman and Mrs. Genevieve Mcffitt,
dark of the locol Selective Ser
vice Board were in anchorage, where
they testifier5 before the Grand
Jury in the cases of Harold Stanton
and Frank Moenneke.
Registrants of this board, Stcn
ton n.n'5 Kcenneke were the lending
actors in nn excitint drama a few
weeks rDo when they were captured
in the Mount McKinley District by
i\0ents of the F.'.L. and officers of
the /laska Game Commission.
Stanton, c> arged with two counts
for Selective Service violation rnd
Moenneke with four counts were in
dicted by the Grand Jury. Tr\xe
Dills were found in both cases,
(continued from pa<_e 3)
Strictest of any before the war,
sometimes limiting dispatches en
tirely to what appeared in the So
viet press, is now amon^ the most
liberal, The censors wntch. for inr
formation which might aid or eive
comfort to the enemy, and also for
any that rni^ht be misleading or in
correct in their opinion. But any
article which seems to them a reas
onable interpretation of the facts
tivcn by the Soviet prass or com
munique, or witness at the front,
is permitted to pr-ss.11