r os: it^l im?./notes
Bobby Jackson of Copper Centerwas
brought to the hospital last week
by Army ambulance. lie is suffering
from a broken neck anr' is in a criti
cnl condition.
Mrs. Arthur i'ierson was a hospital
patient for a short time this week.
Elsie Stanfifer ba.f sur0cry- tliis
past week rnr’ will scon 1 e able to
leave for Eklutnr, where she attends
school. ,
Mrs. Frrncis Lee is a hospital pa
tient.
Ehrlin Nelson, son of the Peter
Nelsons f Mrs ilia, hac’ minor sur
gery on A ernes’-’ay.
Lena Un^crwcof of Eklutna receive
hospital care this weak.
Fewly-a.rrivei Mike M^rrn, pilot
of 19c2, left in his father's plane
on Thurs "ay f''r his new h^me in
Anchorage
Just as the above notes were bo
inc writ*- -n for the Settler, little
Judith A*'n Seitz nrrivef. Her par
ents art
of Gulka">'
operat •. rs.
Mr.
anf Mrs. James Seitz
where they are C.A.A.
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M. E. A. MEETING.
The Matanuska Electric Association
will hole1 their Annual Membershi
Meeting on March 1st, in the Com
munity Kail in Palmer, starting at
8:00 P.M. Five Directors will b
elector1 to' serve Curing the coming
year. Ten persons were nominated
by the nominating, committee and
other nominations may be made fr:n
the floor.
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
Notices have been posted stating
that the annual school Board Elec
tion for the Palmer District, will
be held on March 4. One board mem
ber will be elected to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Mr, Arndt last winter. Dr. Earl
Graves was appointed by the Board
to fill the vacancy until March 1.
cont' d from page■8
spoke on the nurse situation in the
Valley. Miss Maughan told of the
Extension Conference held at Fair
banks. Movie film strips were shown
to the Council members by Lilliom
,ilag.ur.a--i
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