News From—
Sutton-Eska-Alpine
By Sally Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mathe
son and family have been
spending a few days in Anch
orage.
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Mr. and Mrs. Allen Richey
»'f Anchorage spent Sunday
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Boyle and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bairn
and children of Sutton spent
a few days in Homer last
week.
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Mrs. Bob Fisher and Brad
and Mrs. Andy Norris and Jim
spent last Wednesday in Anch
orage.
Many people from the Mrak
Coal Co. and the Evan Jones
Coal Co. went to Anchorage
Friday night to attend a party
at the Westward Hotel. An ar
chitectural rendition of the
Sutton minemouth power
plant was displayed.
Mrs. Woody Bersaw and
Mrs. Paul Johnson and Lee
Ann spent last Wednesday in
Anchorage.
There is nothing left but
boredom for the man who at
tempts to idle away his time.
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(amp for Handicapped Children
Planned by ACCA for August
Plans for Alaska Crippled
Children’s Camp are in full
swing, it was announced this
week, with camping dates set
for Aug. 4 through Aug. 11.
Any handicapped child be
tween the ages of seven and 18
who is unable to benfit from a
regular camp, but who is men
tally capable of taking care of
daily self needs and participat
ing in group situations without
cor.stant supervision, is elig
ible to attend. The child must
be known and recommended
by a therapist or professional
person.
Children attending camp
this year will be limited to the
number the staff can handle
uiciently and well, planners
said. This step was necessary
because each year the number
BAHA’IS HOLD WEEKLY MEETIHGS
Regular discussion meetings
are now being held weekly at
8 p.m. at the Verne Stout
home on Matanuska Road by
members of the Baha’i Com
munity of the Matanuska Val
Among the books to be read
and reviewed is a new volume
by Wiliam Sears, The Wine of
Astonishment. This book, ac
cording to the author, gives the
Juha’i explanation concerning
controversial subjects in the
Abie which have troubled
md contused mankind for cen
tal' es, such as the end of the
.vorld, the day of judgment,
> -tism. the 'trinity, confes
■.ion and penance, good and
evil, heaven and hell.
Mr. Sears visited Alaska in
19t>0. At present, he lives in
Haifa, Israel.
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POWER TO PRESERVE THE PEACE!
"To be prepared for war," said George
’'■/ashington, "is one of the most effective
ays of preserving peace."
Today's counterpart of this philosophy
is reflected in the massive shield of mis
sile sites built or under construction in
the farthermost reaches of rural America.
Many of these, and hundreds of other
vital defense installations, are served by
America's rural electric systems.
These locally-owned cooperatives and
ower districts were created by rural people who could not get
lectric service from established power companies. Today these
/stems operate lVz-million miles of lines far beyond city limits,
arve the growing power needs of 20 million rural people. And
apltal borrowed from the Rural Electrification Administration to
uiid these lines is being repaid with interest.
Because these lines are there, power is quickly provided for
iral installations ranging from launching pads to tracking stations,
rom lighthouses to Air Force bases.
Rural electric systems are proud to play an important part in
afeguardlng peace and the future of all Americans.
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CKUtt
Malanuska
Electric Association
of campers has increased, and
because of the specialized care
and attention each child needs.
Therefore, children will be
enrolled on a “first registered,
first accepted’’ basis, so par
ents interested in having their
child atend camp are urged to
register early.
Registration forms must he
returned no later thean July
-*>. Both the registration forms
and medical history forms may
be obtained at Dr. Colberg’s
office.
The approximate cost of
sending a child to camp is $30.
“This is really not much for
one fun-filled week of invalu
able experience,” a spokesman
said, “but there are some chil
dren who would not be able to
attend without the financial
At the July 8 meeting, the
program will commemorate
the martyrdom of the Bah.
forerunner of the founder of
the Baha’i religion, who was
slain in the public square in
the city of Tabriz in 1850
* hose i' formal meetings are
men to aM interested nersons
help of community organiza- i
tions and individuals. Com
munity chapters, organizations,
and individuals are urged to
participate in helping to send
a handicapped child from
their area.”
Those wishing to help are
asked to call Mrs. Simpson at
PI 5-4021 or Mrs. Colberg at
PI 5-3030.
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Liens Install Officers June 18
»*.v officers of the Matanus
!:a Valley Lions Club assumed
their posts on Installation
Night, June 18. in ceremonies
held at Del Roi’s. Installing of
ficers was deputy district gov
ernor Bill Stookey of Anchor
age.
Taking office were Jack
Ma/e, president; Ralph Moore,
first vice-president; Daryl Boh
m m. second vice-president; R
J. Miller, Jr., third vice-presi
dent; Frank Smith, secretary;
Louis Bencardino, treasurer;
Ben Dansie, tail-twister; and
Denzel Davidson, lion tamer.
i
Also installed on June 18
were two new members, Jack
Worledge and Dick Geiwitz.
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