Wasilla-Big Lake News
By Phyllis Edwards
.. Juu a cmm attending
•school in Wasiila? If so. you
are reminded to sharpen your
pencils along with your wits
as Monday, Nov. 11, is “Back
to School” night at both the
high school and the elementary
school. In recognition of Edu
Bush Lanes Meet
Called Monday
Two meetings of stockhold
ers in Bush Lanes, Inc., have
been called, according to Ray
mond L. Tedrow, president
The first will be at the Kenai
Bowl on Sunday, Nov. 10, at 4
p.m., and the second will be at
the Eagle River Bowl on Mon
day, Nov. 11, at 9 p.m.
Tedrow said that a loan ap
plication to refinance the cor
poration has been turned down
by the Alaska State Develop
ment Corporation, and that
two other possible sources of
long-term financing are now
being investigated.
“In the meantime, we desire
to meet with the stockholders
to discuss in more detail our
present financial condition, the
basis for hope of re-financing,
and our plans for the future if
we survive this crucial period,”
the president stated.
An audit of the books was
completed in mid-October, and
some forty creditors have not
forced foreclosure, pending the
outcome of the audit and a
reasonable time to arrange re
financing, he added.
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! cation Week, the faculty will
i hold open house and parents
will be able to “go to school,”
, as their children do each day,
Following the "classes,” the
■ regular monthly PTA meeting
will be held for a short busi
ness session in the elementary
school. Refreshments prepared
by the home economics class
will be sold for “lunch,” fol
lowing the early dismissal.
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It is good to see the improve
ments the Woodwards have
made to the “Thorp” house.
They moved in when Peg and
Woody left for college, and
have been busy making it com
fortable. They hope to finish
the inside this winter. Rose has
moved her rosewood shop
across to the new quarters in
front of their home, and again
has for sale those good fruit
cakes.
The Wasilla area high school
senior class will present the
award-winning movie, “Good
Morning, Miss Dove” Friday
and Saturday, Nov. 8 and 9 at
8 p.m. in the combination room
at the high school. Admission
for this family-type movie will
be 75c for adults, 50c for stu
dents, and 25c for elementary
students. The public is invited
to attend.
The “Faculty versus PTA”
basketball game is scheduled
for the evening of Nov. 29 at 8
p.m. at the high school. The
game is being sponsored by the
I Wasilla Education Association
and the Wasilla PTA. Claude
Kelton is rounding up a team
for the PTA. If you would like
to play, contact Claude for
practice.
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Green Acres -16 20
Alpine
Civic Club
GAME
NIGHT
Friday, Nov. 8
8:00 P.M.
GEORGE (Little Foot)
ROSETTA
INVITES ALL HIS
VALLEY FRIENDS
TO DROP IN TO THE
Blue Mirror
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Mt. McKinley Apts.-BR 8-9566
Anchorage
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LET US
ADJUST THE
HEADLIGHTS
Shorter days mean hours of after-dark
driving. Now is the time to have us
check, aim and adjust your headlights
for clear illumination of the road ahead.
Drop in!
KIRK’S SALES 6 SERVICE
745-3790
PALMER
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Wasilla Bus -6 30
High man, Bechtol, 619
High team, Wasilla Bar, 2,785
Wasilla School Lunch Menu
Monday, Nov. 11
Spaghetti with meat sauce
Cole slaw
Cheese biscuits Butter
Sliced peaches Brownies
Milk
Tuesday, Nov. 12
Pinto beans
Tossed green salad
Corn Bread Butter
Cake Milk
Wednesday, Nov. 13
Creamed turkey on rice
Apple-banana-cranberry salad
Honey fruited beets
Muffins Butter
Oatmeal cookies Milk
Thursday, Nov. 14
Tamale pie
Buttered carrots Pear salad
Biscuits Butter
Apricot cobbler Milk
Friday, Nov. 15
Cheese-potato casserole
Green beans
Mixed fruit salad
Muffins Butter
Cupcakes with lemon frosting
Milk
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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Briggs and
children have moved to Palm
er from the Edwards place at
Big Lake. Mr. Briggs is em
ployed at the adult camp.
School Lunch Program Has Bearing
On National Physical Fitness Program
During the past number of
months, much television, radio
and newspaper publicity has
been given to the popularity of
being physically fit, Mrs. Thel
ma Cope, Palmer school lunch
manager, noted this week.
“One or the most important
factors of physical fitness is op
timum good health,” she said.
“The role of a good basic diet
cannot be minimized in a pro
gram of good health. Many stu
dents need to improve their
eating habits as well as their
walking habits. Physical fit
Church Sponsors
Halloween Party
The annual Halloween Mas
querade party sponsored by
the young people of the As
sembly of God Church at Wa
silla was held Thursday eve
ning, Oct. 31.
Paul Kline, dressed as a
Mexican dancing girl, was
awarded first prize for the
most unusual costume. Second
prize was won by Gerald And
erson, who was dressed as a
waitress. Mrs. Faye Riley and
Mrs. Marvin Kneff acted as
judges.
Jack-o-lanterns, corn shocks
and black and white paper
streamers provided an appro
priate setting for the occasion.
Games were played and re
freshments were served.
ness involves both, and has a
direct bearing on mental alert
ness.”
The school lunch is one way
in which the government is
helping boys and girls of the
nation to achieve some im
provement in their eating hab
its, she added. The Type A
menus provide the framework
for serving nutritious meals
The menus for next week are:
Monday, Nov. 11
Hamburger Roll
Tomato sauce Buttered spinach
Com squares Butter
Milk Golden peaches
Tuesday, Nov. 12
Cheeseburgers in school-made
bun
Pickle slices
Potato salad
Milk Apple pie
Wednesday, Nov. 13
Oven fried chicken
Mashed potato Gravy
Chilled tomatoes
Hot rolls Butter
Milk Jello squares
Thursday. Nov. 14
Barbecued wieners
Pinto beans
Cabbage-carrot salad
Whole wheat bread Butter
Milk Fruit cobbler
Friday, Nov. 15
Tasty fish scallop
Cheese sauce
Corn relish
Orange juice
Milk Cake
AMBULANCE RUNS
November 3
GEORGE HARBESON, from
Knik Road to Valley Presby
terian Hospital.
November 6
EARL BOOTHBY, transfer
red from Valley Presbyterian
Hospital to Providence Hospi
tal in Anchorage.
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NOW PRESENTING
RAY HOLTZ
at the Piano and Organ
Friday and Saturday 10 p.m. til ????—Sunday 3«7 p.m.
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