Best 'n Bust Club
had our meeting Marcli
■ with 15 members answering
-oil call by naming their fav
i rite music. The program on
music appreciation wm given
°y Mrs- Charles Marsh. She
played records showing many
types of music.
The April meeting was Fri
day. April 5. 7:30 p.m. at
Dearborn s. All members were
requested to bring a musical
nstrument and we played a
lew simple tunes together.
Jeff Dearborn, reporter
Palmer Jr. Leaders Council
Ten -4-Hers were present
March 20 as the Junior Leaders
Council met in the Extension
craft room. Each member was
given a pencil and a piece of
paper and told to list the lead
ership characteristics of an
outstanding leader that he
Knew. Afterwards we discuss
ed what we had listed. A busi
ness meeting of the council was
held April 3.
Cynthia Blissard, Reporter
Church of Christ
Plans Easier Riles
Special Easter services at the
Palmer Church of Christ next
Sunday will stress the Resur
rection story.
The morning worship hour,
opening at 10:45. will feature a
choir pageant. “The Unshadow
ed Cross," by the junior-inter
mediate class, a drill, “The Wit
ness of the Easter Lilies,” by
the primary class, and a ser
mon. "The Christ of the Empty
Tomb.” by Floyd J. Hadden
ham, minister of the congrega
tion
A special “Thirty Pieces of
Silver" offering will be made,
with the symbolic number of
coins paid to Judas for his be
trayal of Christ to be turned
:nto an "offering of love” for
local work.
Bible school will meet at 9:45
. m.. with classes to be held for
all ages, according to Francis
Henry, superintendent.
Regular evening services in
clude Youth Hour at 6 p.m.
with Mrs. Dorothy Hadden
nam as leader, and the evening
evangelistic hour at 7 p.m.
An open invitation to the
community to attend these
meetings is extended by the
church group, which meets on
Smith Avenue in North Pal
mer.
THEATRE GUILD
TO MEET FRIDAY
The Valley Theatre Guild
will hold its regular monthly
meeting Friday, April 12, at 8
p.m. at the Palmer high schooL
Homemaker's Hews
Officers of the Matanuska
Valley Homemakers Council
will be elected in March, in ac
cordance with constitution
changes approved by the Coun
cil at its regular meeting March
29th. A motion approved con
tinues the term of the current
officers, who were elected m
November, until March, 1964.
Jessie Klem is our new His
torian following the resignation
I of Maude Ware.
The Council loom needs re
threading so Amy Irwin, Mar
jorie Salisbury, Lillian Eckert
i and Jessie Klem were appoint
j ed to rethread the loom and to
help anyone who wishes to
make a rug when it’s ready.
Early in May the Council
NEW DEN,
SEVEN BOBCATS
JOIN LOCAL CUB PACK
A new den and seven new
bobcats joined the local Cub
Pack at the monthly pack
meeting in the Swanson school
multi-purpose room March 29.
ver arrows on wolf; and Bobby
Den mother for the new Den
10 is Mrs. Winston Gilchrist.
The new bobcats now affiliat
ed with the local pack are Dan
ny Saxton, Ronald Peck, David
Sandlin, David Hardage, David
Payne and Leslie Peck—all
from Den 10—and John France
VI vtu u.
Ninteen Cub Scouts received
awards at the pack meeting. \
Lloyd Hale received his bear
badge and denner bar. and Jeff
Metz received gold and silver ■
arrows on bear, John Weisen
berger received a wolf badge
along with five others: Bruce
Metz, who also received gold
and silver arrows on wolf plus
a denner bar; Rodney Holt,
who also received a gold arrow
on wolf: Jim and Tom Norris,
who also received gold and two
silver arrows; and Harold
Strong who also received an
assistant denner bar. Gold and
silver arrows on wolf were won j
by David Hodgson and Darrel I
Gosho; Paul Isaacson and j
Frank Hume each won two sil- j
ver arrows on wolf; and Bobby
Peterson and Ronnie Marple j
were awarded gold and silver i
arrows for their wolf badges,!
respectively.
Others receiving awards were
Ted Luther, silver arrow and
denner bar'; Greg Luther, gold
arrow and assistant denner
bar : Ben DeLand and Nathan
Lundeke. denner bars: and Bil
ly Stratton, assistant denner
bfer.
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We take the worry
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will sponsor a spring tea. Lil
lian Eckert as general chair
man and other committee
chairmen were selected to plan
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Homemakers.
May 4th was selected for a
bake sale by Wasilla Home
makers at ‘.heir meeting April
2nd. The sale, to be at Teeland’s
Store in Wasilla. will be their
money-raising project to help
send a member to Short Course
in June. The club met at the
home of Mrs Donald Dinkel.
The upholstery workshop,
j postponed because of the flu,
was held March 28-30 at the
Experiment Station farm. Sev
en persons attended the three
i day session and all items are
! now completed.
Mrs. Mary Adkins will he
hostess for the next meeting
May 2nd.
HEINIE TO MASK 77IH BIRTHDAY
Gerrit “Heinie” Snider, form
er territorial senator, Matan
uska Valley booster supreme at
Century 21, and Frontiersman
columnist, will celebrate his
77th birthday on Saturday,
April 13.
Born in Monnikendam. Hoi- !
land, in 1886, Heinie came toi
Alaska in 1909 and liked it so i
well he has been here ever
since. The 54-year Alaskan resi
dent is a past grand president
■if the Pioneers of Alaska, a
past president of Igloo 15, An
chorage, and is now president
:>f Igloo 31 of the Matanuska
Valley.
Hc.inie. looking fit and trim
as he reported the approach
ing birthday, fired a departing
shot: “Only the good die
young!"
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