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For "POWER OFF" after Office Hours,
Sundays and Holidays call cither
Vernon Fridley
' . ; or •
TRalph Moore
OFFICE CLOSES at MOON on SATURDAYS
Matanuska Electric Ass'n., Inc.
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RESEKVE teams organize
The 74Xhd and the 7403rd Organized Reser
ve Military Intelligence teams are being
formed in Palner. Any men between 17
35 and women between 18-35 who are qual
ifier nay enlist. There will be two
training assemblies each month. Retire
ment, promotion and longevity are the
same as in the Regular Army.
Anyone interested should contact Lt.Carey j
on the second floor of the Agricultural j
Research Lab between 8:30 and 5:00. Lt.
Carey will be in this location until
June 30, 1950.
ETERI MEET IN v*A$lLLA
The 6th annual Conference of the Al-ska
ETERI Fellowship will meet at Lake Wasllld
July 15 to 17 at the home of Mrs. Martin
Olson. This is the third summer the
Olsons have so graciously thrown open
their lakeside home for this occasion.
Anyone desiring to avail themselves of
this fine time of Christian fellowship
with other business women, nay make their
reservations by calling 54634, or writing
Mrs. Ethel Hanson, Box 988, Anchorage,
Alaska.
. JrOUWENS - MARTIN
Delores ,tnn Bouwens became the bride cf
Alfred F. Martin at 3:00 P.M. Sunday,
June 18, at the St. Michael's Church.
The bride wore a navy blue suit with,
white hat, shoes, and corsage. She was
accompanied by the groom's sister Anna
Martin as Maid of Honor, aIs In a navy
blue suit but with blue hat and dark
shoes. Kathleen Patten, bridesmaid, wore
a gray suit, hat, and. white shoes.
The groom was attended by James Bouwens
and John Llnnebur, brother and brctiier-ln
-law of the bride.
Preceding the ceremony Henry Anders n sang
"Always" and "Because" accompanied by Mrs.
Bernle Bouwens at the organ.
A reception followed the ceremcny at the
hone of the bride's parents.
TAX COMMISSIONED VISITS
Matt Mullaney, Territorial Tax Commission
er for Alaska, Is In Palmer this week on
business for the Tax Office. Mr. Mullaney
former Accountant for the ARRC and later
for the MVFCA, Is lc‘king fine. He is
enjoying visiting with friends in the
Valley.
dale WARNER DIES '
Word has been received here that Dale
'Varner, sen cf Mr. and Mrs. Roland 'Varner,
former residents cf the Valley, died rec
ently. Dale was around 20 years cf age
and has net been well.for sometime*
JANE AleREGH T (.4) r? fiNCER.
Jane Albrecht, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
G. Earl Albrecht, .had the misfortune to
partially cut off the end. cf her little
finger when she tripped and fell with
seme unopened tin cans In her hand. Some
how the edre of the tin cut Into the and
of the little finger just below the nail
and penetrated the bene. Since Jane takes
piano lescbns and Is developing Into a
Sood pianist, It Is hoped that the finger
can be restored as go d as new.
VALLEY IN •'LIFE *•
Representatives of Life Madazlne have been
In the Valley during the past week taking
pictures for n write-up In that magazine.
Ruth Adams, reprc-sentatlng Life, was par
ticularly Interests In getting a story
on a colonist family who had been success
ful, was making a good living on the farm
without employment off the farm, and who
had n family of children helping out with
the work.
rhe article will not deal entirely with
the Valley, but will Include pictures from
all over the Territory. Miss Adams had
Peon In Nome-before coning to the Valley.
HOSPITALIZED
lirs. Maxine Rupe of Jonesville is in the
/alley hospital for ne'ical treatment.