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doesn't have a point to end their pork.
Some customer’s services require a meter
loop to complete tie-in, whereos other
customers end their *rork at the weather
heed with wires which the line' crew con
C.V.
w
. from Pa
connect to the service drop*
It iras finally determined that the
logical tie-in point would he .to customer
installed vires at the, weather-head* In
addition, a fixed price mill be established;
for a power connection. The charge will
be the same whether the customer is at
Lendeltna, Kenny Lake, or Glennallen,
This will established the liit# crew
and equipment as service overhead recess
nary for the distribution of electrical
>power. Thus, the same cost for everybody.
Such a policy will provide encouragement
for a local electrical contractor. Refunds
for itemized charges will be retro-active
to start of new construction.
Ralph Lane, Department of Highways em
ployee, had a. prepared questionaire which
he fired point blank at the hoard members.
The questionaire 7 as inconsiderate in that
it concerned circumstances in which the
board'had'place's .-its trust and confidence
in an individual. The hoard's ft rust and
confidence was- violated. If Ralph Lane,
had, had dealings with the Co-ord s Ex
iHanager, he wa> Id still he looking for his
I graderl
This reporter, who is also Local
Consulting Engineer,'is still looking for
1 ast«year prefit because of trust and
confidence -Placed in the Legendary "Joe"
By twelve midnight all visitors had
!departed. Lost of them hap/ alyl
Thus the board started to world
Earl Barnard
F.A.A. FEES LILT IB ITIFBF VJ
Since the thaw began you can call the
FAA Station, Jones Beach, with mud instead
of sand.
Cecil F. Hinshaw celebrated his eight
b i rtb d ay, Vpri 1 21 s t.
Lr Idrs Ed Salinger celebrated their
third wedding anniversary. April 12th.
COPPrR v 'J.LFY mrWf'YTRS • FRT*S
Bar-B-Q P o t Roast, IT am, s al a ds, ve g
ctables, hot rolls, deeo dish rie Or jello
and cookies are on the menu for the Bid ring
Roundup Chuck Uagon dinner Saturday ray 27
tb. all you can eat for $2.00 adults,
Rl.00 teenagers, 500 grade schoolers, and
the family -price is 05*00 (3 or more child
ren) The Senior Class mill sponsor a movie
"Friendly Persuasion "• at 7; 30 after- the
dinner;
The last nesting for the year will be
May- 2nd 8 PM at the E.AA Rec Fall.* .Election
of officers and plans for a family picnic
wi11 be discussed.
-Try our MAMA *
PAPA, & BABY BURGERS
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.,GIFFY K~LKEM
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Oh, Foe is me, more snow. If the wea
ther stays this warm it won’t last long.
But we will have to go through all that mud
again. Hud, a childs delight,- and a Fotherfe
misery.
Glenn and Ginny Helkenn made it to
Anchorage this oast week'. Also the John
Ahcher family went in. Ifm afraird the
snow more, or less, spoiled both trips. Bet
ter ikclc next time I hope.
\ Leauge meeting 'was held Friday night
Anri 1 12th. M r s K i b h 1 e s ho w e d a c o u pi e
short films after the meeting which ..were
very interesting.
The Easter egg hunt was held Sat the
13th with all. the Kids showing up to try
and win a price... In the are-school division
I!ary Helkenn won first prize and Marty Hel
kenn won second. In the second grown Steve
Helkenn won first nrize, Billy Helkenn sec
ond. The third group first prize went to
Ricky Ally and second to Kathy Helkenn.
Ronnie Lincoln took first prize in the fou
rth group and Howard- Helkenn second. And
believe me Pat and Ginny Helkenn had nothing
to do with hiding the eggs. Coffe and pie
was served after the hunt.
Marge Brittan arrived back from her
trip outside this week. Had a real good
time but -said she was glad to get back.
Jimmy Williams came back with her and had
real good news awaiting him. Fe was draft
ed and. will leave around the 6th of May.
Good Luck Jimmy and we’ll see you in a cou
ple of years.
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