Wasilla-Big Lake News
Wasilla Elementary and
High School registration is set
for Thursday and Friday Aug.
•10 and 31, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
the schools. Pupils who attend
ed Wasilla School last year are
already registered. Only those
who attended elsewhere or are
entering school for the first
time must register.
Loren Browne underwent
minor surgery at Valley Hos
pital this week and is reported
to be doing nicely.
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Peg and Woody Woodward
will be leaving this week for
Riverside, where they will both
attend California Baptist Col
lege. They will drive Woody’s
Austin out via the Heart High
way, and plan a short visit in
Vancouver, Washington with
Ediane Olson.
Peg is planning a career in a
church related vocation, either
in writing Christian Literature
or in “caring for the children of
delinquent parents.” Woody
will take courses both in min
ing engineering and in me
chanics.
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Mrs. and Mrs. W. C. Arnold
of Anchorage visited Miss Hel
en White Sunday. Mr. Arnold
and Helen are cousins.
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The Rev. B. J. and Mrs. Bin
Reserve Unit
To Assist at
Fairgrounds
The Palmer Army Reserve
unit will spend its first drill
period in assisting Alaska State
Fair manager Curly Sutton
with cleanup or any other work
which needs to be done on the
fairgrounds, Sgt. Jack Green
way of Fort Richardson, said j
this week.
The two-hour drill period is
scheduled for Monday, Aug.
26, and will be under the lead
ership of Lt. Maynard Ashley 1
of Palmer and Sgt. Frank
Smith of Wasilla. Approxi- ■
mately 15 men will assist.
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I gle have returned from a two
| months’ vacation in the Inter
ior. Their summer was spent
visiting old friends between
North Pole and the Alaska Yu
kon border vicinity, while
maintained at Big Delta. Be
sides assisting with Sunday
services they gave helpful ad
vice to young people of Uni
versity Church, Seattle and
Bower Hill Presbyterian
Church, Pittsburg, who did
property renovation at both
Delta and Tok. The Pittsburg
group finished two log cabins
at Harding Lake Youth Camp
along with the help of the camp
staff.
The Rev. Single reports
many old timers of the days of
'42-45 are still on the Highway
and there are many new ones.
Fishing is good in certain
spots, as in the days gone by,
and the mosquitoes still bite as
in the days before the inflation.
His suggestion is that we have
them integrate with the spruce
hens. Then we can have the
same shooting as in the days of
yore.
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Little Karen Dinkel cele
brated her second birthday a
bit late this week so her daddy
Gene could be present. The
Dinkels have moved from Fair
banks to Anchorage, where he
will teach this year. Karen and
her mother spent the summer
in Wasilla visiting relatives.
Her party was held at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Nelson.
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Jim Ham left on the 10:30
p.rn. flight from International
Airport to Flint, Mich, via
Seattle and Chicago, Sunday.
Jim had been visiting Ed Was- ,
ey of Big Lake the past few
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Neal Browne is home after
fishing all summer near Cor
dova. He is home, but your re
porter understands he has to
sleep in the car, until he and
a summer’s growth of whiskers
part company. How are you
fixed for blades, Neil???
Parly Planned
For Sniders
WASILLA—Pioneers of Al
aska, Igloo 31 and Auxiliary
11, are invited to the Snider
home on Lake Lucille on Sat
urday, Aug. 24, to wish Heinie
and Mrs. Snider happy travel
ing on their European tour.
Refreshments will be served
and Pioneers are invited to
call anytime from 6 p.m. thro
ugh 10 p.m. The only business
to be discussed will be the
choice of delegates from the
Igloo and the Auxiliary to at
tend the 1963 convention in
Cordova Oct. 1. Prospective
delegates are urged to attend.
The next regular meeting
will be at 8 p.m. on Sept. 9, at
the Moose hall in Palmer.
Observation proves that if
every day was Sunday some
people in every walk of life
would work themselves to
death.
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THRIFTY BACON
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SUNDAY NITE
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Assorted Cookies 2 89°
69°
Hot Dog Buns
Hamburger Buns
dozen
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69
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WHITE LARGE
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Orange Base
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CAPTAINS ASKED
TO LINE UP TEAMS
Captain of teams in the
Housewives Bowling League
are asked to get their teams
lined up and to call either
Gladys Jones or Gladys Swift
with the information concern
ing team membership.
Anyone who would like to
bowl in the Housewives’ Lea
gue is asked to call Mrs. Jones
or Mrs. Swift.
SLOW BUT SURE
The uphill trail is always the
hardest to travel, but how else
can a man rise to fame.
TWO REST TENTS TO SERVE FAIRGOERS
I wo rest tents will otter i
services to weary fairgoers this j
year. The United Protestant
Church in Palmer and the
Wasilla Presbyterian Church
will sponsor one and the Val
ley Ministerial Association will
be in charge of the second.
Benches and chairs will offer ;
a chance to relax, and mothers j
will find a bottle warmer and
cots where they can change 1
their babies.
Safety pins and needle and
thread will be available to as
sist in emergency repairs.
Band-aids, aspirin and Kleen
ex will be supplied.
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The U. P. and Wasilla church
tent, which wall be open from
1 p.m. to 7 p.m., will l^ave hos
tesses on duty.
NATURAL LAW
One good turn may deserve
another, but there is no such
thing as perpetual motion.
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THE MESSAGE
Learning to talk is no pro
I blem—it's the ability to say
something that really counts.
People who point with pride
to their creed as their religion
j never think of setting an ex
I ample by their conduct.
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Attention Hunters
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