SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING
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it was the previous year.
Fallowing the meeting a bounteous
lunch was served by Las Ray who
spread out an assortment of lunch
meats, lettuce and buttered bread
so that one could make the kind of
sandwich he preferred be it plain
or "Dag-wood1’ style;with olivies,and
Jelly Roll fresh from the bakery.
The Creamery furnished Ice Cream to
go with the Jelly- roll and Leon
Faurie, chief coffee maker, saw the
everyone had plenty of coffee and
ice cream to make a well rounded
lunch.
SON FOR THE NAILS
Mr. and ’'rs. Thomas Nail are the
proud parents of a son, Thomas L.
Nail the 3rd, who arrived last Sat
urday, August 13. He was also wel
comed by a three year old sister,
Phyllis.
Mr. Nail makes our ftm.ous"Matanuska
Maid" ice cream now. He is a home
steader from the '.'asilia area. The
family plans to move to Palmer this
winter and will occupy the Chicken
Coop apartment formerly occupied by
Martin Shermans.
HOUSING CHANGES
The Her tin She mans have moved to
the apartment formerly occupied by
the T.L.Camerons v/h'o left for the
states on Monday of this v/eck.
HUNTING 6 VACATIONING
With Hunting season peeking around
the corner some of the employees
are taking their vacations to co
incide with it. .Among those who
are taking advantage of this oppor
tunity are: Bill Smith from the
Power House. Frank Clark is also
on vacation and Walter Cooper is in
charge in his place.
Others are planning week end hunting
trips.
Dorothy Graham from the main office
will begin her two weeks vacation
this next Monday.
Harriet Bell is planning a trip to
Moose Pass this next week. Margaret
McCartney will help out on the Val
ley Settler during her absence.
SON FOR THE STEWARTS
Mrs. Robert L. Stewart from Dutch
Harbor is visiting at the George
Stewart homo at the Lodge. Mr.and
Mrs. Robert Etewsrt arc the proud
parents of a new son born august 8.
This is the third child for the
Stewarts. Mr. Stewart is in charge
of the Standard Oil Station at
Dutch Harbor.
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Maud Hosier
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\\ when' School Opens
in CLOTHES
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CLEANED and TRESSED
PICK-UP L DELIVERY
SERVICE
In Palmer & V/usilla
CPEN 5 I.YvYS A WEEK
Mondays thru Fridays
CALL 6-Y-3
Mary Witt.
TO DETROIT
Mrs. Irving Newville is leaving thi;
Saturday for Detroit, Michigan, by
plane to be with her mother who is
in failing health. Mrs..Newville
does not know just how long she will
be av/ay, but intends to remain with
her mother as long as sho is needed,
; FLY ■ TO HOMER
Barbara Heckor and another passengoi
flew to Kenai, Nihilchik and Homer
with Kenny Lestanbargcr last Sunday,
RETURN TO VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Teonas Moffitt and
daughter,Sarah, returned from the
States this last woek end. Mrs.
Moffitt and Sarah went out to the
States this spring and wore joined
later by Mr. Moffitt who returned
with then.
TO FORT LAND
Charles Wilson plans to leave this
next Monday for Portland, Oregon,
whore he will attend a Soil Conser
vation Service regional Conference.
Ho expects to be av/ay for about
two weeks.