News Notes
By Jans Brown*
Friends have received word
from Frank Sorensen that
r rancis has suffered a very se
vere heart attack and will be
on the critical list for some
time. She will be considered
critical until she can be re
moved from an air conditioned
oxygen tent. They would ap
preciate hearing from all their
friends at this address: Box
314 c/o Eric Perkins, St. Thom
as, Virgin Islands, U.S.A.
• • •
So the flu continues to make
its rounds. Hospitalized but
now at home in Wasilla is Os
car Johnson. Laura Mommsen,
Georgia Kibbe and Harold
Gershmal. Hospitalized this
week is Mrs. Florence Fleck
enstein, suffering a relapse of
the flu and being treated for
pneumonia.
* * •
Miss Linda Louise Carney
and Clinton Neil Thomas will
be married Saturday March 30
at 7:00 p.m. in the St. Michael's
Catholic Church in Palmer. A
reception will follow' the cere
mony at the Community Hall
:n Wasilla. All friends of the
couple are invited to attend the
wedding and reception.
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Neil arrived from Texas last
Friday where he has complet
ed his basic training in the Air
Force and expects to be station
ed on Okinawa. Linda plans to
join him there as soon as hous
ing is arranged.
• • •
Jackie Wilkerson has return
ed from a two weeks trip to
California and is back at her
job in Teelands store. Leroi
Heaven is also finished with
his two weeks tour in the reser
ves and back to work making
the staff at Teelands complete
again.
• * •
Jack Mininick tells the story
about a friend of his who went
shopping in Anchorage last
week and within a block or two
took the w'rong turn and end
ed up in down town Anchorage
instead of Spenard. After two
hours of looking for a familiar
store or house this friend con- j
tacted the Fire Department.
When they couldn’t help, the
police and city tax office were
finally able to find the point
of origin. This was all very
funny to the friends, but have
you ever been lost? I picked
Seattle after 18 years in the
wToods.
Bowling scores Late Tuesday
Niters.
Won Lost
Wasilla Bar -67 41
Johnson Fuel _63 45
Totem Egg_51 Vi 56 Vi
Youth Camp _51 Vi 56 Vi
Wasilla Businessman 46Ms 61 Vi
Cottles Corner -44 63 Vi
1st High Team three games
Totem Egg with 2762 score. 1st
High Individual Bud Collins
with a 558 score.
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u ^aJng £■{ cn Set Netters Proposal
l c: Salmon Sanctuaries on Streams
.. king salmon sport fish
regulatory proposal by the
Coi k Inlet Set Netters Associa
tion will be considered by the
Alaska Board of Fish and Game
at a meeting to be held in Jun
eau April 19 - 23, it was an
nounced this week.
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Prior to any action, a public
hearing will be held by the
Board in Juneau on April 20.
Public comments are invited on
all proposals and may be of
fered in person at the hearing
or in writing. Those sent by
mail must be at the office of
the Department of Fish and
Game in Juneau by noon, April
15. It is the Board’s sincere
wish that those individuals or
groups whose interests will be
affected by the proposals will
not hesitate to offer their com
ments.
The sport fish regulatory
proposal, as proposed by the
Cook Inlet Sot Netters Assn, is
to “Provide king salmon san
ctuaries in certain streams of
the Cook Inlet Area.”
According to sport fishing
■nthusiasts, the probable in
tent of this proposal is to fur
ther limit the taking of king
salmon by sport fishermen.
MOOSE CLUB
HOBO DANCE
Women of the Moose are
sponsoring a Hobo Dance this
Saturday, March 30 as a bene
fit for the Matanuska Valley'
Crippled Childrens A s g u .
speech and hearing clinic.
Benefit dancers, hobo danc- I
Profit by others’ mistakes,
and you’ll be able to pay divi
dends.
HALLEA LODGE
WASILLA
April Fools Dance
Sal., Match 30th 10:00 P.M. till?
Music by Strick and His Strikes
ers will dance to the strains of
uve music at Moose Hall from
10 p.m. until. Cost is one dollar
per person with costume op
tional. There will be a door
prize.
It’s impossible reform na
tions witnout reiorming the in
dividuals who compose them.
OPENING APRIL 1ST
Bensons Depl. Store
Formerly Trading Post Dry Goods Dept.
1 Block East of Depot in Co-Op Area
Watch for Grand Opening
STORE HOURS - 9 - 8 - MON. THRU FRI.
SAT. - 9 - 6
SUNDAY CLOSED
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