WASILLA ALANS
HOSPITAL FUND
BiNifIT OfC. 15
Plan* arc b* ir.f formulated thi* '
week for a benefit party featur
ing Alaska's favorite fame, to be
held in the Waul]* Community
Hall on December IS Procwi?'
will fo to the Valiev Hospital
building fund
Prize* are being donated by the
business firm* and resident* of
Wasilla and the surroundir c
rommumty Anyone wishing to
donate some article for a prize
whether it be home canned, home
made, or home grown, is invited
to do so Those wishing to donate ’
should contact cither Mrs. Pat
Carter at the Po«t Office or Mrs
Morrison at the Wasilla Bar.
All Valley residents, as well a‘
visitors from Anchorage, are cor
dially invited to attend and help
make this affair a big success.
Some very nice articles have al
ready been pledged, many of
which would come in handy for
last minute Christmas gifts.
Watch next week’s Frontiers
man for a complete list of prizes
and further details. Keep Decem
ber 15th on your date book for
Alaska's Favorite Game at Wa
silla to help build the nev. hos
pital.
OUTGOING PRESIDENT OF
U. P. LADIES AID TO MISS
CHRISTMAS PARTY MONDAY
Mrs. Amy Irwin, outgoing j
president of the United Protes- 1
tant Ladies Aid. will not be pres-t ]
ent at the Aid's joint Christmas ;
party Monday, December 10 at 3 >
o’clock at the church. She leaves j -
this week end for an extended l.
trip that takes in cities along the !j
■'O’-^hington "
poasit «»— * ” U. | j\
and points between. ^ '
"As outgoing president of the 1 *■
Ladies Aid”, she said this week, j Sj
‘I would like to express my jj
thanks to the ladies who have sq . 2
willingly helped with hytn time ' ?
?nd offerings during my]
^wo years of office. Much has j
been accomplished toward the i
equipping of the kitchen in the ;
basement of the church and in
many other ways.”
Members of the two church or-.
ganizations were also reminded j
to bring their thank offerings in
an envelope next Monday even
ing and place them under the
Christmas tree. The thank offer- j
mgs are for the benefit of the •
hospital fund.
HOSPITAL FUND RAISING
COMMITTEE TO MEET
TUESDAY
There will br a meeting *f
the Hospital Fund Ranting
Commrti« next Tundt) nilr
December II. at 8 pm in the
Stub 1-b at the Experiment
Station Chairman Ed Smith
announced
A diK-uasion of progreea
made *o far in raising the
86.50'* needed before January
1 w 11 be followed by formu
lati"i of future plans for the
remainder of the month All
n.« n bet of the committee.
r« p * ' ntine organizations of
the *r.t re Valley are urged
to b< present.
RETURNS FROM OUTSIDE
Lew Hanks of the Soil 0*n
servati n < :ficc* returned to Pul
mer last Thursday after a tw<
and a 1 If reek trip to the State.-*
His -urney included stops at
Idaho Fall.- and Pocatello. Idaho
and a few days at Portland. Ore
gon. in the regional S. C S. of
fice.
New procedures and greater
degrees of assistance to local far
mers through the conservation
program were studied by Hanks
during his trip.
CALLED OUTSIDE
Mrs. Joseph Richardson of
Mile 103 was called to Home Val
iey, Washington recently by the
udden illness of her mother
Mrs. Richardson will return to
ler home as soon as possible.
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WASILLA
PERSONALS
®T BARBARA CARTER
Wednesday night December
will be a big night for the WasiUa
basketball team They are schcd- J
uled to tangle with the Fairbanks
team at the Palmer gymnasium
then The game start* at 8 00 p.
m The seventh and eighth grad*
team* «>f the Wasilla and Palmer
arhools will play the preliminaiy
game
The seventh and eighth grade
basket hall teams of the Wasil'a
and Palmer schools played a game
last Wednesday afternoon at th^
Palmer gvm. The Wasilla L y>'
lost by a score of 28-20 but plan
to play again this week.
Thirty-four Wasilla student'
were awarded free tickets to a
movie at the Valley theater this
i month. Those receiving the tic
kets had an average of B in their
grades for the month The follow
ing is a list of those on the horn;
roll this month: I
Grades 1 and 2—Donna Travis.;
Ruby Larson. Denali Shrock. Jim
my Wright.
Grades 2 and 3—Helen Carter.
Larry Teeland. Donna Nelson,
Joan Nunley, Floyd Morrison.
Connie James, Carolyn Nelson,
Linda Bergman. Raymond Nicka
lasky, Mary Ann Larson, Noel
Rich.
Grade 4—Sadie Ann Wilkes.
►Sally Betts. Haran Schoming, Er
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rCLKNCHS OUTSIDE
Bvr«n G Felkner Eklutm l*ro
whI construction engineer, left
Monday for IVnvrr. Colorado
where he will confer with the
chief engineer of the Bureau of
Reclamation He expected to be
gone ten day*
Mr* Felkner got an eight-day
lead on her husband when *he
left fot the State* a week ago
la*t Saturday She went to Al
buquerque, New Mexico, for
medical t teat men f
ling Kelson, George Ward
Grades 5 anJ 6—Judy Jarner.
Jlara Ayrc‘ Sharon Schorr, in g
Churmaine Sawby Virginia Mil
ler.
Grade* ~ an i K—Annetta Saw
by Mary Ann Yanon.is, Alice
Chuich. Colleen Tecland.
high Schoil—Ruby Holstein,
freshman: Rose Church, junior;
William Kotila Lad Dinkel and
Barbara Carter, seniors
• • • •
The population < f Wasilla has
ncreased by two this week; Mr.
and Mrs. James Simpson have a
ne\. son. James Eric, born Sun
lay afternoon, December 2. Th’S
is the second boy for the Simp
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross are
the parents of a daughter, born
Monday. December 3. She is the
second girl of a family of four
children. Both babies were born
in the Valley Hospital.
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Mr and Mr r Howard And: earn
>f the Bureau of Reclamation are
leaving on the S S Uaranof to
day fur a trip Vo Lot Angelo*
where Mr* Andreaen will nek
medical treatment
Mr Andreaen will return to
Piliwt in a wrrki and r*
pect*. to mo»t mto one of the new
Hun au houses on his return Mr«
Andtearn’* stay v. *11 hr deter -
mined probably. by d<*ct<*r'» or
ins She resigned he: position at
the Kklutna Project headquarter*
here lart week
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