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Sundrys 4 Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
or
Ralph Moore
OFFICE CLOSES AT NOOK ON SATURDAYS
Mntr.nuska Electric Assn. Inc.
Palmer, Alaska
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CHUGtAK LINE
~r.e bulldozer conpleted the dozing on the
C-uglak line right-of-way on Saturday
J'.ly 6th. It was brought Into Palmer on
10th and given a good going over and
thorough cleaning. It Is no?/ r.t work on
tir right-of-way for the Jonesville dis
tribution line.
NEW ENGINEER AT M.t.A.
- have added to our personnel as a per
tinent employee Mr. Ben S. Hudgins, who
/a an electrical engineer. He comes
from the San Francisco 3ay erea ^nd has
- considerable experience In the super
’1--lon of line'construction. His first
isignment will be the Jonesville line,
which we intend to construct with our
own force.
V/\5. SIMS Lit7
t-’3. F.R. 31 “3 left today for Seattle
by plane where she will join her husband.
Inuy will drive back together in a new
Cadillac. Ir. Sins has been in the states
for the pest few weeks.
A wsea lawyer11 In the Navy is a person
prone to argue against higher authority.
BETA, S 1C MA f> HI QhC AN II tC
A Beta Sigma Phi was crgnnlzed In Palmer
on Mondrly of this week at which time 31
new members were initiated and 3 members
were transferred to the Palmer chapter
from other chapters. The three members
: transferring were Esther Brock, Dorothy
Hurley and Lira. Lltzenberger.
I Mew members were: Dorothy Saxton, Jean
| Mae Yohn, Helen Crites, Bonnie Bettlne,
| Wanda Wilson, Barbara Hecker, Vivian
j Meier, Betty Rice, Eileen Branton, Doro
! thy Graham, Fannie Wlrtanen, Dorothy
| Anderson, Mlldrer Buzby, Alice Snodgrass,
i Virginia Paglla, Flora Newcomb, Norma
i Hannula, Vera Hlber, Clcrnbelle Kopperud,
! Marne Hanks, Genevieve Murphy, Helen Maze,
, Grace Cates, Mary Lou Johns, Ira Zahrud
: nlcek, Maria Laird, Blanche Ryan, liery
lou Lashbrook, Hazel Bryant, Dans Nlemanr^
and Dorothy Steele.
Officers as selected by Mrs. Elsie
1 Guenther, who organizer the group, are:
| Dorothy Sexton, President; Esther 3roe'<:,
; Vice President; Jeon Mae Ychn, Corresp^n
j ding Secretary; Helen Crltes, Recording
■ Secret- ry; Bonnie 3ettlne, Treasurer.
1 Mrs. Amy Irwin and Mrs. Margaret Snod
grass were selected as Sponsors, tierger
! et Snodgrass and Esther Brock will work
: on the Social activities committee.
I Initiation of members and Installation of
| officers was conducted, by Dorothy Chan
■ berl: in, President of the Council in
| Anchor-ge. Several members from the
| Anchorage Sorority attended. Jeanne Law
; rence, rife of Sidney Lawrence, was
; among those visiting from Anchorage.
Jeanne Lawrence and Elsie Guenther are
. both International members. Mrs.
I Guenther's headquarters are in Chicago,
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\4-H SEWING CLUfi
Miss Lashbrook announced this week that
she Is helping 4-H Sewing Club members
with their sewing in the Extension roon
located In thu former Extension Service
building on Monday and Friday mornings.
Si Fly I S L PARTY f OR
MRS. ELLEN HERN
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Harriet Sell, Wanda Wilson, Karla Dufi",
Nina Stock, and Dorothy Bell surprised
Ellen Hern Tuesday evening when they
arrived at the none of Irene Lepak, where
Mrs. Hern has been staying during her
visit here, with cake, ice cream, and
presents of souveniers of Alaska. It be
ing not too far from Mrs. Lepak's birth
day, they presented her with a glass and
lunch try set. The evening was spent
ploying Canasta. Mrs. Hern Is returning
to Seattle on Sunday.
Today's submarine is a missle launcher, a
radar vessel, an undersea tanker, and an
anti-submarine vessel as well as a comm
erce destroyer.