The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
WASn.LA NEWS
Bv JANE BROWN

DO we 90 THIS week, lIlSy III
say, notice some have already
tried the swimming hole. The
final semester honor role is as
follows:
Steven Behnke, Thomas Green,
Amy Line, Norma Newly, Paula
Huppert, Paula Mielke, Colleen
Blissard, Bonnie Cogh1an, Debo
rah Dickerson, Kathy Her, Nan
~ Carney and Joy Grassmick.
Second grade: Jesse Garcia,
Ronald Lambert, Judith Barnes,
Shirley Fitzgibbon, Susan Tier,
Jane Katkus, Barbara Lincoln,
! Linda Newly and Evelyn Yadon.
Third grade: Jerald Grassmick,
Kenneth Harvey, Harold Olson,
Michael Plat, Gary Webb, Kath-
leen Clyde, Nanette Hamon, Ava
Kohler, Sharon Reeder and Pam
Ella Wright.
Fourth grade: Billy Green, Col
leen Carter, Phyllis Edwards,
Susan Harris, Mary Line, Linda
McCombs, Becky Perly and Lin
da Wyse.
Fifth grade: Roger Lincoln,
CYNTHIA Blissard. Donna Harvey,
Shirley Neal.
Sixth Grade: Kelline Palm
quist, Karen Olson. Barbara
! Clarke, Jane Nunley, Ida HELEN,
Elaine Richards. Norma Rice and
Kathryn Coghlan.
! Eighth grade: John Grassmick,
Hele nCarter and Patricia Hob
son.
10th grade: Frank Hill.
nth grade: Clarence Vickary-
GUS. The University of Alaska
Scholarship Committee has in
formed E. e. Line, superintend-
ent of schools, that Gerald Cogh-
Ian, recent graduate of the Wa
silla High School, is the recipient
of the Mcintosh Estate Scholar
ship amounting to $500 to be paid
in the students first year at the
University of Alaska. The Sears
Roebuck award was presented to
Larry Ulrich, also this years Wa
silla High graduate.
BY this time next week We
won't know who to believe, the
fishing stories will be all the
news Fishing season officially
opens May 28th. don't forget your
license, office closes about 5 pm.
and if you're fishing for salmon,
remember the salmon season
Tcloses AZ hours before the com
Imercial season opens which this
year is the 26th Of May. After
that time you are allowed only
two fishing days a week.
Miss Louise Potter, former
1 high school teacher in Wasilla
plans to return to Wasilla to
make her home. She expects to
be here sometime in late August.
| Another former teacher, George
Harbeson, and his family, plan
to return to Wasilla as soon as
his teaching JOB is over state
side Harbeson will teach in Wa
silla next year.
Ruth Cooley, national presi-
dent, Auxiliary to the VIEW and
her husband, Ray Cooley, will
be guests Of Susitna Post 1865
Of Wasilla Monday, May Goth, at
a potluck dinner to be held at
the Community Hall at 1870 pm.
All VFW members, their wives
and husbands are invited to at
tend
Daily vacation Bible classes
will start at the Presbyterian
church June 2 through June 13.
kindergarten, primary, junior
and junior high classes will be
held from $50 am. to ll-45 am.
daily. Those who need transpor-
tation may contact Frank Roth
or Rev, Vic Urban.
Raw Holtz would like all band
members to be at the school for
the first summer band rehearsal
Wednesday, May % from TOO to
900 pm.
Visitors from Valdez this week
are former Wasilla residents,
Courtney Fleming and George
Finalists in the sewing contest
s D on ored by the National
Grange are Laura Mommsen in
the adult class and Audrey Din
KEEL of the junior class entries,
both are members Of Wasilla
Grange No. 2. Their projects will
next compete in the State en-
/ tries and finally in the National
contest
Mrs. Errna Loron and children
left Sunday for Silverton, Ore
gon. Erma's present address will
| be Erma Loron clio O. r. Rickter,
ri. i, Box 243, Beavercreek,
Oregon.
THANK YOU NOTICE
1 May we express our thanks
and appreciation to all our
friends in the Wasilla area who
assisted in our time of need.
Their many kind deeds and wish