The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-28
WASIL-LA NEWS
BY JANE BROWNE

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Daily vacation Bible school
will start June End at the Pres
byterian Church Glasses will in
clude Kindergarten, Primary,
Junior and Junior High. Anyone
needing transportation may con-
tact Frak Roth or Rev. Urban.
Heinie and Mrs. Snider cele-
brated their 43rd wedding an
niversary last Saturday evening
by entertaining guests from
Goose Bay, Anchorage and Was
lila. Films taken at the Goose
Bay Site and wildlife pictures
were enjoyed by all. Mrs. Snider
served home baked beans, salad,
sliced turkey, ice cream, cake
and coffee. Guests were: Bill
Haines, John Webb, jim Schultz
and Lloyd Fleager of Goose Bay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spill and daughter
Fran Of Anchorage. The Teelands
and Mrs. Bronwen Jones, the
Carriers and the Lines Of Wasilla.
Ray Holtz gave a few quick les
sons on. the new Wurlitzer organ,
Hemie's gift to Mrs. Snider.
Harold Byers entered Valley
HOSPITAL last week for surgery.
Harold is resting . comfortably
and would enjoy visits from all
his friends in Wasilla.
Ted Mommsen entered Provi-
dence Hospital Sunday evening
and is at present on the critical
list. Ted is not seeing visitors
but your cards would be appre-
Iciated by Ted and Laura.
5.s
Neil Browne is at present in
the v, A. Hospital in Vancouver,
Washington. Ward 8. Bud ex-
poets to be. in Vancouver hospi-
tai about a month.
We miss the teachers around
town; haven't seen Mrs, Smyth
| Or Mrs. Dickerson around but we
know they're busy at home. Mrs
Borden is spending the summer
| in Seward. Bill Lambert went
out after d bear but don't think
/ he had much luck; Howard Nc
Allister keeps busy between the
green house business and keeping
1.-The homestead going; Ray Holtz
has been seeing a little more Of
Alaska, flying low that is; Mr.
Roth is in the moving business
can't make up his mind which
side Of town to live i'm, Mrs. Berg
man took her family and left
town for while. Bill Per1y is il
the bakery business and working
overtime. Mrs. Olson stays home
a lot now, always busy on the
farm. Mrs. Nelson is at home fo1
the summer and Mr.. Gather is IN
Fairbanks. Mr. Line was in an
unusual mood, he was going to
Pennsylvania this week but UNI
fortunately the chicken pox
took over at home and their trip
has had TO be postponed a week
or so.
When we finally found out
how to operate the cotton candy
machine, thanks to Mayor Ken
ny Lynn, our Colony Day pro-
gram was a great success. Spec
ial thanks to all the Palmer kids
and visitors for being SO patient.
Susitna Post 1866 to VIEW.
and the Auxiliary entertained
our National President, Ruby
Cooley and her husband at a
potluck dinner Monday night at
the community hall.
Mrs. Godbey has visited in all
the states, Europe and Hawaii
and described many of the high
lights Of her tour. Other guests
who accompanied the Godbey's
were: Ernie Timbes, National
Deputy Chief Of Staff. Jack
Timbes, Past Department Com
mander, Val Whiteman, Auxii
airy President to Denali Post 1885.
Kay and Duane Hughes and their
daughter Fran. Kay and Duane
are Past President and Past Com
of Denali Post 1885 Of
Anchorage. George Kraft gradu-
te Of the VIEW. National Home
took pictures throughout the eve
ming.
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