Employment Office Announces Change
Following the resignation of
larjorie Thomas yesterday,
the employment office at Car
penters hall will be open Mon
cays only until a replacement
cln be found, Mrs Thomas
First Landing
Destruction Island was the
:^te of the first official landing
I»y whites in Washington.
Idaho has large deposits of
\ hosphate rock.
said. Two persons from the An
chorage office will come tt
Palmer each Monday, wit!
hours to be from 8:30 a.m. to 1
p.m. The office will be closet
during the noon hour.
Mrs. Thomas, who said shi
resigned because it has becomi
necessary to devote all he
time to her own accountini
business, stated that after ai
applicant has been trained fo
this job, she is qualified ti
work in any employment offici
in the United States.
NOTICE
TlEA Members
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Monday, April 29 8 P.M.
Members Welcome
Marry \n London
Mrs. Marie Guffey and Don
aid Van Brunt, both Palme
London in a ceremony to b
residents, will be married i
1 in London in a ceremony to b
1 performed by the National As
1 sembly of the Baha’is of Enp
1 land on May 1. Mrs. Guffey i
now touring Europe, and M
. Van Brunt will leave for Lor
, don tomorrow.
Witnessing the ceremon
. will be Mrs. Richard J. Mille
, Jr., and Verne Stout and so
- Richard, all of Palmer.
> While in London, the Va
. Brunts plan to attend the lOOt
anniversary of the founding c
- the Baha’i faith.
They will return home b
way of Dayton, Ohio, wher
they will visit with Mrs. Va
Brunt's son and his family, als
her parents. They will also g
to Chicago to visit the Baha
Temple in Wilmette.
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Palmer PTA Sponsors
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The Palmer PTA will spon
sor a bicycle safety progran
in conjunction with Nationa
Bicycle Safety Week, April 27
May 4, Mrs. Jo Ehmann, safet;
chairman, said this week.
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A movie will be shown ti
grade school children on Tues
day, April 30, with the firs
showing scheduled for 9:30 a.rr
at Swanson school and the sec
ond at 10:30 a.m. at Centra!
After the movie, Police Chie
Louis Bencardino will talk t
the children about safety rule
for pedestrians.
On Thursday, May 2, th
children will have an opportun
ity to take their bicycles ove
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recent times, it is to Baha'u'llah
t we must go. Character is
final judge. Baha'u'llah was
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Oxford University
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■ a ten-corner course, under the
i supervision of Chief Bencardi
I no. Bicycles will first be check
- ed for safety requirements, in
r eluding a light, good brakes,
good tires, and a reflector. Each
child’s bicycle must pass at
* least two requirements before
it will be allowed on the course.
1 Following the course, the
• bike riders will leave Central
school, cross the railroad
f tracks, go through the Valley
f Wasilla intersection at the traf
l fic light, turn left at the Sev
3 erns Building, left again at
Tost’s corner, across the rail
- road tracks on Fairview ave
■ nue, turn left at the St. Mich
r ael’s Church corner, and re
turn to Central school. The
course will be supervised by
eight safety patrol boys and
two police patrolmen. Each
child will be judged on his ab
ility to handle his bike and his
knowledge of bike safety rules.
The bicycle course will be
; run from 9:45 to 11 a.m.
Also assisting will be H. J.
Hodgson and the Cub Scouts.
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MARJORIE SCHREIBER, J°JJ Klj-®JJE
PLAN WEDDING HERE IN SEPTEMBER
MARJORIE SCHRIEBER
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Schrei
ber of Palmer this week an
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Marjorie Helen,
to Lewis John Kilgore, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Kilgore
of Kodiak, Alaska.
Miss Schreiber, a 1961 gradu
ate of Palmer high school who
attended the University of Al
aska last year, is now a sopho
more at the University oi Ha
waii.
The prospective bridegroom
is a torpedoman board the sub
marine U.S.S. Halibut, station
ed in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He
is a 1959 graduate of Kodiak
high school.
A September wedding in Pal
mer is planned, after which the
couple will return to Hawaii.
AIR TREASURE HUNT PLANNED FOR
MAY 25, WASILLA PIONEER OAYS
An exciting “first”, an aii
treasure hunt, is being offeree
to all airmen during Wasilla
Pioneer Days May 24, 25, 26
Wasilla businessmen said thi:
week.
Saturday, May 25 at Wasilla
Airstrip, this event will be cov
ered by the KENI camper. Jin'
Dodson of KENI will have a
plane in the hunt and will give
a running commentary of the
progress.
From 8 to 10 a.m. a chuck
wagon breakfast will be served
at the airport. The food for this
breakfast has been donated by
vailley merchants. The price
will be $1 per plate.
All pilots entering the event
will be on the field and regis
tered with the judge by 9:30.
At 10 a.m. sharp the take offs
will begin. The judge will de
liver to each pilot as he is ready
to take off a time sheet and an
envelope that has the first clue
of the hunt. When the pilot is
airborn he may open the enve
lope and solve the clue for his
first destination. A method ol
handicapping the planes for aii
speed has been devised that
will make each plane and pilot
equal in the competition. A
judge will be at each airporl
to sign the time sheets and give
new clues. It has been suggest
ed that each pilot take a pas
senger in order to help solve
clues and add to the fun. A $500
prize will be given to the win
ning pilot. The entry fee is $25
which includes four raffle tic
kets on the Dorsett Runabout
boat with a 110 hp inboard-out
board engine that will be raf
fled Sunday, May 26. It is not
necessary to have a radio in
the aircraft, as no airfield will
be used where a radio is man
datory.
A spokesman for the Wasilla
Businessmens’ Association said
interest is running high and a
big turnout is expected, both
for airmen and spectators. The
event will take approximately
three hours flying time.
Applications and rules can be
obtained from Hamilton Flight
Service at the Palmer Airport,
Safeway Airlines, Merrill Field,
Williwaw Lodge, Wasilla or
from any member of the Wasil
la Businessmens’ Association or
by writing the Wasilla Busi
nessmens’ Association, Wasilla.
All entries should be in by
May 22, as applications taken
after that time will be accepted
on a space available basis.
Actions speak louder than
words, but people shout actions
down.
Palmer Seniors Announce Engagement
JANICE DOWNES
The engagement of Janice
Elaine Downes to Theron R.
Grover was announced this
week by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Downes of Palmer.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Grover, also of Palmer.
Both young people will be
graduated from Palmer high
school with the 1963 class in
May.
No date has been set for the
wedding.