WASILLA
PERSONALS
By Barbara Carter
Approximately 50 people from
Wasilla and Anchorage attended
the installation of officers of the
V. F. W. Post 9365 and Auxiliary,
held at the Wasilla Community
Hall Saturday night.
The following officers were in
stalled for the Post:
Commander, Clinton DeWitt;
senior vice commander, Leo Nun
ley; junior vice commander, Vin
cent Smith; quartermaster, Pat
Carter; adjutant, Jim Simpson;
’haplain, Jim Baldwin; surgeon,
Hay Bergman; trustee, 3 years,
Everett Lemon; trustee, 2 years,
Roy Morrison; trustee, 1 year, Lee
Nelson; service officer, Frank E.
Sorenson. In the Auxiliary the
following officers were installed:
President, Mildred Nelson; se
nior vice president, Olaj Grafton;
junior vice president, Pat Hyel
len; chaplain, May Carter; secre
tary, Florence Sawby; treasurer,
June Nunley; conductress, Mary
Poison; guard, Della Smith; trust
ees, Lorraine Lemon, Mary Berg
man, Mary Morrison.
Past Department Commander
Harvey J. Smith was installing
officer for the Susitna Post and
Mrs. Frances Sorenson, past presi
dent, was installing officer for
the Auxiliary.
After the installation a spag
hetti dinner was served by the
members of the Auxiliary.
Ernest E. Line, former high :
school teacher in Wasilla, has ac- :
cepted the position of Superin- j
tendent at Wasilla for the coming ;
year. Mr. and Mrs. Line and two \
daughters will be driving over j
the highway and expect to be
back in Wasilla the first part of
July.
Jerry Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Wright, is carrying his
arm in a sling. His hand was bad
ly cut by being struck with an
axe while he was playing with a 5
playmate. *
Mi's. Bud Brown, has moved $
back to Cantwell with her son, jj
Allen, where her husband works. ^
Her daughter, Janeil, will join
them after school is out. s]
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Davenport h
and family of Anchorage were 5!
> visitors of the Teelands last week’ I
end. j
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cannon
were visitors in Wasilla on Sun
day.
Ray Bergman is here with his
family this weeK. He is working
at Whittier.
Mr. Charles L. Cadwallader left
for Nenana Wednesday where he
plans to witness the ice break-up.
Clyde Dimick was visiting in
Wasilla this week. He is working
at Whittier, Alaska.
Buzz Aldeman left this week
to go up the highway where he
will work.
Dave Smith and Dick Wilson
were in Wasilla last weekend for
the first time since they started
working in Anchorage.
Mrs. Verne Marple and Mrs.
D. McKechnie were at Talkeetna
for a short visit last week. Their
husbands are currently employed
there on a construction contract,
and expect to return to the Val
ley within two weeks.
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Matanuska Outing
Club Plans Party
The Matanuska Valley Outing
Club have a day of fun scheduled
for Sunday April 30, at Indepen
dence mine. Skiing, picture tak
ing, tobagganing and food.
A caravan from the Anchorage
Ski Club will join the local club
at the Matanuska Hotel Sunday
morning at 9:30. The group will
leave from there for the slopes.
Mel Monson, president of the
local club, urged all members to
be on hand to welcome the visi
tors. Cars will leave from the
hotel shortly after 10 a.m. Russ
and Rusty Dow will meet other
members at the Co-Op club room.
Juniors or any members wishing
to ride with them are asked to
gather there not later than 9:30.
There will be other cars who can
accommodate riders also.
Residents of Wasilla who would
be enterested in joining the Out
ing Club are invited to attend
the gathering Sunday as well as
attend the next regular meeting
VTay 1, 7:30 p.m. at the Co-Op
;lub room.
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