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" a Silla Walkie- Talkie
By Kitty Johnson

hearing your hearty greeting.
 We pray that you shall return sooner than scheduled. Enjoy that wonderful sunshine and think that through the rays there are thoughts of you transmitted. K I"
 At the Wasilla Athletic Awards banquet last Saturday, Mir. Petersen Wasilla School su- perintendent introduced the guest speaker, C. R. Hartman, principal of Orah Dee Clark school in Anchorage. He en- phasized character habits; be- ing a leader, not the small boy at the other end of the leash of a St. Bernard dog. MT. Hart man pointed out that basketball practice was better place mischief of some kind. He en- couraged students bearing down q little harder on homework and study not for the memory of what we learn, but more for the habit of study. To set a goal and drive for it, but not to step on anyone to get there Those receiving awards were: Larry Iceland, Ricky Ingram, Jerry Bowens, Pete Hjellen, Billy Gilbertson, Deicky Carl, Larry Hill, Ted Hatfield, Joe Leon, Dennis Calhoun, Pat Patterson and George Farbeson. A very human interest incident occur ed when the team presented team Coach Lee Turner a tro- phy which was one of size and beauty.
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Joseph Huma, a student at tending Palmer hi school from Kenya, Africa was guest speak CT at the Wasilla PTA meeting Monday night. He spoke on ed ucational conditions and ex- plained the system in Kenya. He is an amazing philosopher on his own right and answered members during the question and answer period with much grace and surety.
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Millions strike out IL mighty effort to strike it rich, quick.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

COMMUNITY CALENDAR
 Friday. March IS Wasilla Lions, Hallea Lodge, 6 pm.
 Monday. March IS Wasilla VFW, VFW hall, 8 pm. Big Lake PTA, Big Lake school, 8 8p.m.
 Thursday. March ? Wasilla Grange No. 2, Comm. hall, 6 pm.
 --------------------- Follow in the footsteps of an other and you'll never get ahead.
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The Front arsman Page 5
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 Nothing succeeds Ike success or a weIl-piaced rnnrU.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDI CAL DISTRICT STATE OF ALASKA.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-15

Last week someone hit a moose on the hill in front of the Wasilla Post Office and just left it without reporting to the pro- per authorities. Just few feet feet from the doorstep of our state patrolman, too.
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This notice Of filing complaint is herewith served upon you pursuant to Rule 7fAtdl, Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure. as adopted by reference by Sec. l. Ch, 134. SLA 1860. The delivery Of this notice and its service has the same effect as the delivery and service of summons and complaint under Rule !. Rules of Civil Procedure. State of Alaska
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This one couldn't be skip ped". MT. and Mrs. M. C. Skip Fuller of the Rainbow Lakes road, have darling bald-head- ed baby boy, born to them January l6.
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You are hereby notified that com plaint has heretofore been filed in the office of the Clerk Of the Superior Court for the Third Judicial Distric- at Anchorage, Alaska. for the taking Of certain property hereinafter describ- ed in which you have or claim an in-
The frontiersman., 1962-03-15

On Sunday, March IS, there wiil be q Civil Defense meeting at the Big Lake Baptist Church, located at the Big-Lake Hous- ton junction.
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Purple Hills
Queen of the Pirates
Reluctant Saint
Ring a Ding Rhythm
Road to Hongkong
Runaway
Safe At Home
Search For Paradise
Sergeant Was q Lady
Sergeants 3
Snake Woman
Story of the Count of
Monte Cristo
Stowaway in the Sky
Swinging Along
TarZan Goes TO India
Teenage Millionaire
Thief of Baghdad
300 Spartans
Three Stooges in Orbit
Three StoogeS Meet
Hercules
Town Like Alice, A
Trojan Horse utal.)
Underwater City
Valley of the Dragons
Voyage to the Bottom
of the Sea
Wen Bury You
When the Clock Strikes
Whistle Down the
Wind (Br.)
Wild Westerners
Wonderful World of
the Brothers Grimm
You Have to Run Fast
ZotZ
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becomes the wife of a Mos
lem. she is practically COM
PEELED to join the Moslem
community with her hus-
band.
1t became obvious, there
fore, that instead Of raising
A new obstacle 10 marriages
between Catholics and Or
thodox, il would have been
better to make such mar
riages easier 10 avoid Chris
tianS marrvino Noslems and
becoming apostates.
Catholics of Egypt, there
fore. have asked the council
10 introduce a new regula-
ton. 1t is the custom in the
Near East that a marriage be
celebrated in the church of
the bridegroom. According to
this proposal, in case of a
marriage of a Catholic girl
with an Orthodox, the Cath
Ollie bishop would easily
grant that girl a dispersal
ton to be married in the
Church of her fiance. He
would only request from her
a solemn promise to remain
faithful to the Catholic Faith
and to make every effort
possible to give her children
a Catholic education. From
the Orthodox husband, the
bishop would request a
promise that he will always
guarantee his wife the full
liberty to practice and live
according to her Catholic
Faith.
There are many questions.
They are, in general, very
delicate. The presence of a
large number of Orthodox
observers at the council
would be desirable. They ex-
press at least privately, the
feelings or suggestions of
their communities on the diff
ferent subjects.
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Vatican Council could do much
TO further CathOIic-O Orthodox accord

take their place after the
present almost 90 cardinals.
is to be unrealistic. II would
show a complete ignorance of
the Eastern mentality.
Many solutions have been
proposed to solve that diff
Guilty. One could imagine,
for instance, that patriarchs
and cardinals be placed on
equal footing and that prece-
dence among them he based
on the antiquity of their See
or the date of their nominal
ton.
What the Fathers of the
present council might decide
is unknown. But it is to be
hoped that thew will find a
satisfactory solution.
Before May 2. 1919, that
is before the FORMULATION
of the new Oriental Canon
Law, a marriage of an Dr.
iental Catholic with an Or
thodox, celebrated by an Dr.
thodoX priest, was consider
ed by the Catholic Church as
illicit hut nevertheless. as
valid. Since that date, such
a marriage has become inval-
id. Therefore, a Catholic who
does not have his marriage
blessed in the Catholic
Church is considered as Iiv-
ing in a state of grave sin
and is deprived Of the sacra-
ments of the Chuhch.
This more severe regula-
ton was introduced precise
ly at a time when a closer
collaboration between Ortho-
dox and Catholics became
imperative. After World War
III, the French and English
protectorates in the Near
East were suppressed. In the
new Independent countries,
Egypt, Syria, Jordon and
Iraq, the Christians were
submerged in a huge major
ity of Moslems: Orthodox
and Catholics tone+ho" "on-
orally represented less than
10 per cent of the popula-
ton.
In the field Of social fela-
tons, the Moslem pressure
on these Christians has be-
come much stronger. When.
for instance, a Christian girl
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pope, the duties and rights
of the bishops.
Because it did not, many
Eastern theologians not unit
ed with Rome have often
conceived a wrong notion of
the Catholic doctrine on the
episcopacy. II would con-
tribute to better mutual UNI
derstanding if the Second
Vatican Council could define
more explicitly what the first
only outlined: that the bish-
ops are not simply admins
traitors Of a restricted area in
the name of the pope and UNI
der his continual guidance,
but that in solidarity with
all the bishops of the world,
under the leadership Of the
bishop of Rome. they share
the responsibility for the
whole Church.
Further, the council of
1870 clearly defined that
when the pope teaches sol
emily as head of the Church
he is protected against error
by the Holy Spirit and that
his teaching does not need
to be approved by any coun-
Gil or endorsed by the Chris
tan people.
The bishops now meeting
in Rome would remove APP
prehensions among many
Eastern non-C Catholics if they
expressed clearly that the
pope never teaches solemnly
what he would have learned
only by private revelation.
He teaches what he sees in
the unchanging teaching of
the bishops and the common
belief of the Christian peo-
pie. A better understanding
by the Eastern Orthodox
would result if the council
were to define clearly that
error will never prevail eth
er against the pope or the
episcopal body or the whole
Church, that the three are
infallible in virtue CT the
same infallibility and that
God will never allow them to
be in opposition.
Another problem is prece-
dence. The Code of Oriental
Canon Law published by
Pope Plus XII stated that in
the Catholic Church, cardi-
nails have precedence over
patriarchs.
The Eastern Catholics
would like to have that de-
cree altered. They stress the
fact that it does not take in
to consideration the old and
most respectable tradition of
the Church and still more
that it makes reunion with
the Orthodox virtually inn
possible.
To expect, they say, that
in case of reconciliation with
Rome, the Patriarchs of the
East, to whom the first ecu
menical councils had bestow-
ed the precedence over all
the bishops after the bishop
of Rome, would be willing to
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BY
FIR. PAUL MAILLEUX, Sd.

The many obstacles stand
ing in the way of Christian
unity were spotlighted when
the Orthodox Churches of
Greece and of the Near East
declined the invitation to
send observers to the Second
Vatican Council.
But the stand of the Greek
Orthodox could stimulate the
council Fathers to study
with special attention the
problems concerning the
Eastern Churches - of both
those in communion with the
Holy See and those separated
from it.
One of the problems con-
corning Eastern Rite Chris
tians is that becaree ~ ~or
cent of all Catholics follow
the Latin Rite, it is often
assumed that this is the best,
and the others are somehow
suspect.
To many Latin Rite Catho-
lies, it seems strange to find
other Catholics whose Mass
is in languages other than
Latin, whose laity receive
Holy Communion under both
species, whose Baptisms in
volve plunging the child en-
tirely into water three times,
and who have married men
who are ordained priests.
Such customs mark most
of the Eastern Churches. sep
arated as well as Catholic.
Some separated Eastern
Christians fear that if they
came into unity with the
Holy See in d body such Gus
toms would result in their be-
ing considered second = class
Catholics.
Thus it seems likely that
the Fathers of the Council
will reaffirm the declaration
made a generation ago by
Plus XI in the Church of Je-
sus Christ, which is not Lat
in or Greek or Slav, but Cath
Ollie, there is no discrimina-
ton among her children, so
that all, whether Latin or
Greek or Slav, enjoy the
same favor with the Apostol-
ic See"
To nave the way for reun-
ion, Christians of both East
and West must come to I'M
derstand that their liturgi-
cal, ascetical and theological
traditions are complement
tary and that both have
much to impart to each other
for their common spiritual
progress.
In 1870, the First Vatican
Council left a clear definition
of the supreme pastoral du-
ties and status of the bishop
of Rome, successor of ST. Pc
ter in the Church. This was
providential the Catholic
Church found herself solidly
unified and strong to meet
the theological challenges
which were to follow and to
organize the missionary
work of the last 90 years.
But, besides Peter, Christ
chose other Apostles. The
bishops are their successors.
The episcopacy is, therefore,
of divine institution and to
formulate a complete doc
trine on the government of
the Church, the council
should have expressed be-
sides the primacy of the
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And God Created Won.
an (Fr.l
Baby Doll
Bed OF Grass Greek
Bell'Antonio Qtal.)
Boccaccio 20 1tal.)
BreathIess tFr.)
Cold Wind In August
Come Dance With Me
Fr)
During One Night tBr.)
Espresso Bongo
Five Day Lover Fr.1
Girl With the Golden
Eyes (Fr.)
Green Carnation twas
Trials of Oscar
Wilde)
Green Mare (Fr.)
Heroes and Sinners
(FrJ
j Am q Camera
Joan of the Angels?-
P~olish-Telepix
Jules and Jim (Fr.)
"a separate classificati,
ally offensive in thems
PLANTATION as d protect.
tons and false conclu
Adam and Eve. Mex
Advise and Consent
Anatomy of a Murder
Case of DR.. Laurent
(Fr.)
Circle of Deception
Cleo from 5 to z tFr.)
Growing Experience
divorce, Italian Style
(Ital.J
Girl OF the Night
This classification is
+ Recommended
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young ones
efionabIe for d v
(Br.)
Rocco and His Brothers
Rome Adventure
Sail a Crooked Ship
Satan Never Sleeps
Season of Passion
Secrets of Nazi Crimi-
nails (Swed.)
Summer and Smoke
Susan Slade
Sweet Bird of Youth
Taste of Honey
Tender Is the Night
Three On a Spree
Through a Glass Dark.
ly (Swed.1
Thunder of Drums
Tower of London
Town Without Pity
Two for the Seesaw
Two Women tItalJ
View From the Bridge
Warriors Five
West Side Story
Whatever Happened to
Baby Jane?
where the Truth Lies
(Fr.)
Who's Got the Action
Wolf Larsen
Yojimbo (Jap9
Part for All
Peeping Tom
Private Lives of Adam
and Eve
Purple Noon (Fr.)
Shoot the Piano Player
(Fr9
Siege of Syracuse
Splendor in the Grass
SummerSkin
Tartars
Telltale Heart
That Touch of Mink
Tomorrow Is My Turn
fFr.)
Too Late Blues
Two Weeks in Another
Town
Vampire and the Bal.
lerina
Very Private Affair
Waltz of the Toreadors
tBr.D
War Lover. The
White Slave Ship
Wild Harvest
Wonders of Aladdin
World by Night
Passionate Summer
Phaedra OK
Port of Desire
Pot Bouille lovers Of
Paris (Fr.)
Prime Time
Private Property
Question of Adultery
Saturday Night and
Sunday Morning tBr.)
Savage Eye
Sins of Mona Kent
Smiles of d Summer
Night Swedish
Tales of Paris (Fr1
Temptation (Fr.-Ital.)
Third sex Ger
To Young, Too Inn
moral
Trials of Oscar Wilde
(Br.)
Truth, The ia Verite)
Fr.)
Viridiana (Sp.l
Wasted Lives and The
Birth of Twins
5 which, while not NOR
some analysis and ex-
ainst wrong interpreta-
Pressure Point
Sky Above and the Mud
Below, The tFr,l
Storm Center
Strangers IN the City
Suddenly Last Summer
Too Young to Love
Victim tBr.)
Walk On the Wild Side
shown in the U.S.A.
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The Zaner-Bloser compssy
Columbus Is, Ohio
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gePARATE cLAssIFlcATIoN

n is given 70 certain fill
elves, require caution al
on to the uniformed
sionS.l
important man Mex
Intruder
King of Kings
La Dolce Vita dtal.l
Lolita
Long Days Journey
Into Night
Martin Luther
Never Take Candy
From a Stranger
---- II. Il -i
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Post For Reference
Legion of Decency
Rates Current Films

Gil THIS LIST To save SPACE the Legion Of Decency list will be
film ratings.
For ratings Of movies not listed, call 2245l95 from 9 am. to pm
weekdays, or 3 am. to noon Saturdays.
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CLASS A-Ssction II-MorsIiY unobieetionsbls for


Premature Burial
Requiem for a Heavy
weight
Sardonieus
Savage Guns
Scream of Fear
Secret of Deep Harbor
Shame of the Sabine
Women Htal.l
Six Black Horses
Spiral Road
~Stagecoach to Dancers
Rock
State Fair
Sword of the Conquer
OF
10 West Street
Tales of Terror
Third of a Man
Trunk, The
Twenty Plus Two
Twist All Night
Twist Around the Clock
Two Tickets To Paris
Valiant
Virgins of Rome (Ital.)
War Hunt
Weekend With Lulu
World In My Pocket
Young Doctors
Young Ones
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Evening star., 1962-09-05

Beauty Awaits
In Back Yard
BY MARJORIE HOLMES

Beauty in your back yard =.
Globed with their bright fruit the apple trees bow
to the ground Bees drone the apples that lie clot
ting the grass, like cobbletsones -.
Small brown rabbits hop with proprietary softness
across the lawn Looking out them every where.
their white puffs of tail mpudently disappearing The
children chase them deightedy and they fly off in long
The squirrels too scamper about the yard and wind
among the branches Of the trees.
From the kitchen window one day you see a squirrel
perched the branches Just outside calmly eating
neighbors pasture you spy rabbit drinking at stream
two sights that fey and whimsical and amusing.
The Small Fry Say -.
Sister: Let's play parcheesi-but no cheatns"
sixyear-old whose landlord had Just issued an order
against playing ball the apartment grounds: I've got
news for hin-he doesn't own all this. God doesP
Wouldn't You Like Dime Every Time?
You've mended moth holes in a pair Of wool swim
trunks in the hope that somebody can get some good out
Argued with growing son you can't possibly need
any new oneswhat happened to all those we bought for
yelled Don't go out 50 far!" stop that showing
somebodyn get hrt" and you heard income right in
this minute"
APron-Pocket Recipes
What this country needs is q good cup Of coffeel
Preferably one that won't keep you doing the twist all
night.
to use the decaffetzed kind drip grind (not instantly,
mixed half and half with the richest regular brand you
find for added flavor And have found that buying the
latter fine grind makes it even richer
Now Mrs. Elizabeth Reiners sends along tip about
keeping canned coffee fresh he fact that coffee very
oily makes rancid quickly after being exposed to the air
unless 1t is kept under refrigeration
So store Of coffee in the refrigerator and 1t
win have the same rich fresh flavor every time"
We've tried this surprising suggestion and 1t works.
Coffee does stay fresh down the grain in the
canister where we keep our two brands combined
Lyrics for Everyday Living
IN MINIATURE
Thank God In this large Dotrpded tDorId
For eDeTy candle 1Ddnd
From ttreties summer night
Around a lily pond.
Thank God for little hearts that 0iUe
To earth its glory dust;
Life has its gold in miniature
Its stars in chiIdhoods trust.
e~~gsFs-ee >, Inez Franck
Epigems
I'VE have more right to consume happiness without
producing 1t than to wealth without producing
it."-George Bernard Shaw.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

House Tour
Is Set

The annual fall tour Of
old homes Of Alexandria
viii be held October Is under
the auspices Of the Auxiliary
Board Of Alexandria Hospi-
tai. This years theme for
the show, which has been
held for the past % years, is
Tour Of Old Seaport
Homes"
Mrs. A. Remigius Lash Is
general chairman, Mrs. Elmer
Duncan is vice chairman,
and Mrs. Dean Snyder Is in
charge Of information.
There win be ten homes
in the "old Alexandria" sec
ton on tour. as well as sevs
eral public buildings. Several
Of the homes have never be-
fore bee nopened to the pub
lie.
Some Of the homes, built
In 18th century were designed
with offices and shops on
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Governor
OfCoiro
Is sHere

Gov. Selah Dessouki Of
Cairo. United Arab Republic.
and his wife are visiting In
Washington this week. prep
gratory to making q one
month tour of the United
States.
The governor, whose Job is
similar to that Of q mayor
in this country. will spend
part Of his visit investigat-
ing how other municipal
governments are run.
The visitor and his wife
win. be entertained at a re-
ception tomorrow at $50
pm. by Miss Frieda Utley.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Loveno Cooper
Has New Post

Mrs. Lovena w. Cooper
has recently joined the staff
Of the Wheaton Chamber Of
Commerce as executive sec
retary and administrative
assistant to Executive Direc-
tor Charles M. Boynton. She
has served on the Board Of
Directors for the past four
years as secretary and direc-
tor.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

the street floor, and luxurious
living quarters for the mer-
chants family above. There
still are shops In two Of the
houses, while others have
been remodeled into complete
living areas.
Tour hours are IL am. to
6 pm, with tea being served
from 3 to 5 pm. at the his
toric Old Presbyterian Meet
ing House as part Of the tour.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Sewing Glasses
To Be Held Here

Adult sewing classes In the
Bishop Method Of Clothing
Construction win be held at
the Burdick Vocational High
School beginning with the
new fan term.
The classes. sponsored by
the District public schools,
win meet one day q week and
are free TO women residents
Of the District. Registration
wiz be held at the school
from Q am. to 2 pm. Friday,
September z.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Dinner Honorees

United sta te S Counsel
General to Hong Kong and
Mrs. Marshall Greene were
guests Of honor recently at
q dinner given by Miss Lou
Use Gore at the Jockey Club.
Miss Gore is chairman Of
the China Refugee Fund Of
the International r escue
Committee.
Navajo times., 1962-01-03
Services For Morris Jones

Services for Norris Paul Jones,
81, of Indian Village, east of CAL
lup were held December II, at Re-
hoboth Mission. Jones was the el-
dest son Of Paul Jones. Chairman
of the Navajo Tribal Council
Jones' body was found Sunday in
an arroyo east of Gallup. Mckinley
County She riff D. F. Mollica
ordered an autopsy and inquest in
to the death. The physician stated
that there was no sign of foul play,
and that death was due to exposure.
The jury held the inquest before
Justice of the Peace Edward Ro-
nero.
Jones is survived by his widow
and two children.
Navajo times., 1962-01-03
Suffers From The. Snow

Wild turkeys that were planted
over 8 years ago in the Chuska
Mountains are suffering from the
snow and cold weather. These
flocks, which have. increased in
size, have been unable to forage
feed due to the deep SHOWS of the
past three weeks. There have been
reports that these wild turkeys are
coming down from the mountains
and into sheep camps. and around
homes. Dogs have been chasing
these turkey and some of the flocks
have been killed.
Navajo Tribal Rangers are going
into the Chuska area to attempt to
put out grain so the flocks can stay
in the mountainous areas.