Local Girl Makes
Phi Beta Kappa
Appearing in a photograph in a
Seattle newspaper recently was the
smiling face of Lois Freeman,
daughter of Del Valley and neice
of Mrs. Henry Drabek of Kodiak.
The occasion of the news photo
was presentation to Lois of her Phi
Beta Kappa key and initiation into
that coveted national scholastic
honorary society.
Miss Freeman, who attended the
University of Washington, was
born here and attended grade
school at Afognak where her grand
mother, Mrs. Olga Larsen, still re
sides.
Persons accepted into Phi Beta
Kappa must maintain at least a 3.5
grade point average out of a pos
sible 4.0 during their four years of
college.
Miss Freeman will teach Russian
Language in California beginning
this fall.
EMBLEM CLUB LEAGUE
There wiU be a meeting of the
Emblem Club bowling league at the
Elks Club on Monday, August 19,
at 7:30 p.m. All members are urged
to attend.
Ouzinkie Water
Supply Critical
The water situation in Ouzinkie
is critical according to word from
Eric Bulmer of the Ouzinkie Pack
ing Corp.
"The school has a fairly deep
well and at present it is down to
the last six or seven inches”, Bul
mer advised, adding, “Many of the
houses on the higher ground are
w ithout water and there has been
a regular parade of these people
carrying water up to their houses
for washing, cleaning, and drink
ing. They obtain this water from
the company pipeline which, lucki
lyy, so far, hasn’t dried up.”
“The old timers advise that
this is as bad a situation that they
can remember and while the nice
sunshiny warm weather is very ac
ceptable, they are hoping for rain,”
Bulmer said.
Mirror Classifieds bring results.
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