LEAVES FOR STATES
Mrs Barbara Glenn and children
left this week for Seattle where
she 7/ill visit her Father who is
ill att the present tine.
Mrs Glenn later plans to move t»
Oregon tb make her home.
ATTENDS CONVENTION
Mr. end Mrs Harry De Land are guests
of the Leonard Kygers this week while
attending the Moose Convention.
Mr. Le Land Is a delegate.
N El MANNS LEAVE
Mr. and Mrs yally Nelmenn and their th
ree children, Jackie, Joanne end Linda
left today driving over the Alaska
Highway for Elgin Illinois.
CALLING ALL GIRLS!!!
The Fairbanks Merchants Association Is
offering free transportation to any
Alaskan coed from any spot In the Terr
itory to the University.
The offer Is cade to encourage more
girls to attend the College.
All you have to do Is- Bfcnd s wire
to Registrar Verne Roberts, University
of nlnska, College Alaska and say
something like this :
" I read about your offer in the News
paper. I an sending you ray credentials
by air mail, and can be In Fairbanks
before Oct 1st. Please reserve a room
for me In the girls’ dormitory'.'
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NOTICE
For "POWER OFF" after Office Hours
. Sundays and Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
or
Ralph Moore
OFFICE CLOSES at NOON on SATURDAYS
Mntnnuska Electric Ass'n, Inc.
Palmer Alaska.
i REMEMBER
! GRANGE HARVEST DINNER, SATURDAY,OCT A1st!
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