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CUB BANQUET IS TOMORROW
Cub scouts of the area will
honor the 53rd anniversary of
the boy scout program on Fri
day, Feb. 22 with the annual
Rlue-and-Gold Banquet to be
held in the multi-purpose room
at Swanson School. Serving
will begin at 7 p.m.
Included in the progran will
be an all-den skit. Awards will
| be presented and ceremonies
will be held for from six to
eight boys who will graduate
from cub scouting to boy scout
ing.
All cub scouts and their fam
ilise are invited to attend the
banquet. Each den will have
its own section or table, with a
family style meal to be served.
The cubs have made up place
cards and centerpieces to add
to the attractiveness of the
table.
Pack 54 now has a total of 65
cub scouts, with a new den (9)
recently added. Thus far there ;
are four cubs in den 9, all new
Bobcats. The den mother is|
Mrs. Kit Stewart.
Hibbard Is First In Feb. 17 Race
A1 Hibbard was first place
winner in the Feb. 17 Aurora
Dog Mushers’ race on the Echo
Lake trail near Big Lake with
a time of one hour, ten min
utes, and 8 seconds. Leo Kam
mermeyer was second, with a
time of 1:20:15, and Jasper
Heath was third, spending an
hour and 57 minutes on the
trail.
Reid-Robinson Rites
Set March 2
Miss Doris L. Reid of An
chorage and Sergent William
C. Robinson of Wasilla have
announced their plans to
marry on Saturday, March 2.
The ceremony will take
place at seven o’clock in the
evening in the Robert Miller
home. 1320 K Street, in Anch
orage.
A reception will follow the
marrage rites.
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The first place trophy was
donated by Wasilla Lockers
and Cold Storage, second place
by Sunset Ranch Enterprises of
Big Lake, and third by Big
Lake Marina.
Feb. 10 winners and trophy
donors were A1 Hibbard, first,
Teeland’s Country Store. Was
illa; Barney Anderson, second,
Sunset Ranch of Big Lake; and
Harold Nelson, third, Wasilla
Bar.
No races are planned for
next Sunday, as the Aurora
Mushers plan to participate in
the Fur Rendezvous races.
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Wasilla
News Notes
By Jana Browna
After a four weeks’ lay-off
due to cancellation of games by
Glennallen and Valdez, the
Warriors went on the war path
down Homer way this week
end. Homer was out to prove
that the powers that be were
right in placing them in ninth
position and Wasilla was just
as determined to prove a mis
take had been made when they
were placed thirteenth. As they
split the games, not too much
was proved one way or anoth
er. However, the Warriors de
feated the Mariners two out of
four for the season. Total points
for the series were Wasilla 218
and Homer 175.
In the game Friday night
both teams started out very
cautiously. The Warriors’ de
fense was not as good as it
might have been while the
pressing defense of Homer was
very successful. The Warriors
scored 47 points and Homer
was 54. Wasilla’s score: Leone
12, Hjellen 8, Carl 11, Gilbert
son 2. Bryant 4, Patterson 2,
Sellens 4. Cronin 3 and Harbe
son 1. Fifteen fouls were called
on Wasilla and eighteen against
Homer.
On Saturday night the War
riors gained some measure of
revenge by downing the Mar
iners by a score of 36 to 66.
The scoring for W'asilla was as
follows: Leone 2, Hjellen 12,
Carl 22, Gilbertson 9, Patterson
9, Sellens 2, Cronin 2, Harbeson
6 and Hill 2. Nineteen fouls
were called against Wasilla and
seventeen on Homer.
This week the Warriors are
at Kenai playing their chal
lenge games. They chose to
challenge the fifth ranked Car
dinals to a best two out of
three games for a spot in the
tourney to be held in Anchor
age next week.
Mr. Baker, school music di
rector, drove his German band
to Homer on Saturday to help
out the team and they proved
to be what the Warriors need
ed. as Saturday was a great
night for everyone.
There will be a meeting at
the home of Mrs. Charles Wil
son Tuesday, Feb. 26, for all
interested members and pros
pective members of the Mat
anuska Valley Chapter of the
American Cancer Society. The
meeting has been scheduled
for 8 p.m. Anyone interested is
invited to attend from the Pal
mer, Wasilla, Big Lake. Hous
ton and Willow areas.
• * •
Mr. R. Borden has been re
leased from the hospital and is
recuperating at home follow
ing a bout with pneumonia and
blu.
* * *
Bowling scores, Late Tues
day Niters:
Won Lost
Wasilla Bar _57 31
Johnson Fuel _50 38
| Totem Egg -41 47
1 Wasilla Businessman 40 48
Youth Camp_384 494
Cottles Corner _374 504
1st high team, three games.
Johnson Fuel with a score of
2831. 1st high individual, three
games, Ed Fitzgibbon and Roy
Brock with a 532 scratch.
AT BETTYS:
Did you know we have just
received a stock of Billy-the
Kid boys jeans and slax thru
size 12? The colors for dress
slax range thru browns, gray
to black and two shades of blue
—and the fabrics include the
justly lauded Dacton, a cotton
dacron blend with good drape
and excellent wearability—and
washable — and reasonably
priced, of course.
The new Justin spring hand
bags are huge—in fact one is
called “The Fortnighter". A lit
tle later, the straws and leath
ers will be in from Justin too.
Shortly we will be receiving
one of the outstanding junior
dress lines of the nation—ad
vertised monthly in SEVEN
TEEN. Reasonably priced,
beautifully styled to wear for
any occasion. WATCH FOR
THIS!
Always new baby and tod
dler things coming in—ice
cream colors for the sandbox
set and wash and wear fabrics
for all ages.
So come in with your “Spring
Fever” and let us help.
AT BETTYS
MOOSE
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Every Wednesday Nile
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PUBLIC WELCOME
Moose Hall-Palmer - 8 P.M.
NOTICE
Any MEA member-owner who
has suggestions for future changes
in the by-laws is requested to send
them to the Secretary at the MEA of
fice. Included should be suggestions
on how the desired change should be
accomplished, plus any other help
ful background. Copies of the by
laws are available in Palmer and at
the office in Eagle River, or will be
mailed upon request.