E/RBE2 LOS o I "G WMLS
At 3;0C p. m. on Sunday of
June 4, Miss Barbee Lorle Losf»infe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. E. J,.
Lossin0 bees’ll:'; the bride of Tech.
Sergeant L-~on E. Fr.urie, Jr. of
Texas, who is now with the Air
Corp st Fort Richardson. The cer
emony wrs perform, d in the: United
Protestant church with the Rev.
Victor ;Ifsen officiating. The
couple wrs attended by Miss Virgin
ia I,f Rose and Corporal Wilborn
Los?in£, brother of the-bride.
Eerbee came to Ainska wh ’n she
was two —-a-rs old and was a. studr hi
of I’rlm«r--High School.
BOY SCOUTS 00 -TO. ANCHORAGE
The Bov Scouts of troop £54 r.ru
nei^l borhood patrol S5P, both of
Pnlm-r, travelled to Anchorage Iasi
week an 1 attended the Court of Ron
or of the district of Anchorage
which was held ip the hith school
auditorium.
- The main attraction of the ev
ening wr s the awarding of the
bn. b ? for which the boys hnd work
ed so hard. Thirteen of our local
boys r^cpiv-d rewards ranging.from
the initial Tenderfoot ba.dfce to
;h^ convct^d Star Scout award.
Th^ boys had a. high, old time
rld^n„ to end-from Anchorage in th:
bad: of Merle Anderson's truck,
which h'- had graciously put r.t the
disposal of the Boy Scouts.
COL. G. E. ALBRECHT SPEAKS
Th*' men who ^ntber^d in the
socicl brll of the United Protes
tant churc* for the- June meeting oJ
the p-lm'r I/en's Club heard Col. C
E. Albrecht £iva c very int rostir^
talk on nost-wsr plr.nnine ns fnr
as our community is concerned. One
item of particular Interest was
the fact that one of the base hos
pitals will he turned Mto r tuber
culosis sanatorium after the war.
Following Col. Albrecht's talk
(Continued in Next column)
A special Men'oorsMp ti*v. *
the Matannska Vail y l-'cwnrv Co.rr-..r
rting Association will bo lv Id jn
the Community Roll on Wedri- .'day of
June 14 c.t 3:00 p. m. for the con'
sidorntion of the; transfer rf school
heating, system to th~ Palmar School
System.
> the men were entertained vj th a
movie through the courtesy of t
hxt er. s 3 on of f 1 o e.
The M n's C].ub will net meet
; during the busy summer mov ths hut
will resume its meetings cn tl>~
first Thursday cveiine in October.
The Men's Club is not u cles ?d or
^miration but is open to 11 men
1 of the volley. Wo hope th- t many
who hove not attended our meetings
• to date will become some of oui
• ”refculnrsM rs we open our pro^rr
next fell.
P.O. LIFTS CURB C7T ALASKA FARCRJ
The postmaster-general has *■ -
■ sued r.n order removing nil rustr c
t'ons ns to weight end size of p ■ “*
cels post shipments to civilian 1
dr-usses in Alaska, which hn^e be, n
in iff net since- April 20, 1944, it
was nnno'incr^ in Sent tie,
j _ Lurin^ the time of the restric
tions, prreel post packages wre
limited to1 11 pounds in v/< i^ht, 18
inches In length and 42 inch's in
combined legth and girth.
Mailers are ur^ed to limit their
shipments to essential requirem' s,
since an excessive increase in x ^
volume of mail exceeding th • fncil
’ ities available may result in a re
, storation of the restrictions.
. BTTIL1 ITTGS FOR SALE
The Aloskr Rural Rehabilitation
Corporation will receive bids, up to
June 20, 1944, 1:00 a. m., and thrn
publicly ooened, for sale of hove
and well house on Tract ITo. 113, .d
(Qoptinued an pa'ge-2:; . * ••
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