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4-H CLUB NEWS
July 18, our meeting wjas held at
Norma Jean Loyer’s. Demonstration
was on ’’Sponge Cake”. On our next
meeting August 1- we Mil have a
picnic. \ j r- \
Norn& Jean toyer
Club ueporter
The Electrical Improvement Club
made a tour of the Ekiutna Power
Plant ^undav July 22nd. We learned
how the watpr came from the dam
through a tunnel in the hill and
then to the turbines to generate
electricity. We went to Ekiutna
Lake for a picnic afterwards and
saw the Glacier from a motor boat.
Mr. Mau too the R.E.A, Pickup for
Transportation.
James Monroe
Club" Reporter
RECENT FINES FOR SPEEDING
Rev. Arthur ^er^man was arrest
ed by Highway Patrolman Andersen for
speeding on the Palmer-Anchorage
High recently. He was tried by
Commissioner Huntley and pleaded
guilty, paying a fine of $10.00.
It was also reported to the
Editor after last week’s issue of
the paper had gone to press that
Rev. Victor Alfsen of Palmer had
been fined for speeding.
Cpl. Rex Ehrhart has returned
to Anchorage from the ^tates.
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