Violet Erhart and Ann Wood
ruff, members of Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi. received jeweled
pir.s in a Ritual of Jewels, held
b • the local sorority on Monaay
night.
Mrs. Lila Newville. who has
-•en a patient in the Valley
; esbyteriar. Hospital, is teebng
better ani has returned to her
home.
SKI PARTY
SET FOR FR2DAY
All skiers ard would-be skiers
e rssr.ir.ded of tire Skier's Party
scheduled tor Friday night, De
cember 2 Green Acres. The
party replace the annual
| Mat: nuska Ski Club rally this
-r and will consist of an even
■ i of sirring, dancing and fun.
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Needed Valve
Shipped for
Ekli^ns Project
A 17-ton butterfly valve, a cru
cial item for the completion of
the Eklutna power project, was
loaded aboard Alaska Steamship
Company mctorship Square Sin
net on Nov. 26.
The valve is one of two that
! will control the flow of water
from Eklutna Lake into the gen
erating plant. The valve arrived
m Seattle Nov. 24 from Mobile,
Alabama. The other valve went
north on The Alaska Line motor
-hip Square Knot on Nova 19.
“These valves have been hold
ing up the job for a couple of
vaeks and. are badly needed so
that the plant can be completed,”
L. F. Wylie, construction engin
eer for the Eklutna Project said
this week.
The Eklutna plant is expected
to generate 30,000 kw, of which
16.000 kw will be used by Anch
orage. the balance by Chugach
Electric Association and the Ma
tanuska Electric Association.
Mrs. Wilma Fort of Norman.
Oklahoma, arrived in Palmer last
week and is making her home at
the Butte with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Trudell.
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HOMEMAKERS CLUB
( NOTES
Golddusiers Club
The Golddusters Homemakers’
club held their November meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Marjorie
Heddle. •
Final plans for our Christmas
sale were discussed and teams
were assigned various hours
throughout the day.
A schedule was made for the
following year and interesting
programs were proposed and hos
tesses selected for each month.
After much discussion it was
decided the school band program
was a most worthy project to
support during the year.
Our Christmas party will be
held at the home of Mrs. Faith
Krause next Wednesday, Dec. 8.
One dollar gifts will be exchang
ed.
Glacier View Club
Another most interesting meet
ing of the Glacier View Home
makers’ club was held November
16 at the Extension Service room,
with six members and two guest
present.
Potluck lunch was served at
noon.
Roll call was answered by giv
ing Christmas ideas. Plans were
made for our Christmas party
to be held at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Eckert on Dec. 14.
Not all Indian land areas are
classed as “reservations.” The
Bureau of Indian Affairs lists 205
reservations and over 100 Indian
land areas of other types where
Federal programs are now in ef
fect.
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1954 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP
1954 INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL
REDUCED TO SELL
asks abolishment
OF 29 SCHOOL RESERVES
William H. Olsen, Area Direc
tor of the Alaska Native Service,
announced today that he had rec
ommended the abolishment of 29
school reserves containing 7,724.05
acres, and 1 native fishing reserve
containing 40 acres.
During the calendar year 9
schtx ' serves, containing 344.6
acres : e abolished.
All reserves have been
abandoned for use for school ser
vices, except the native fishing
reserve which has been abandon
ed for use by the Natives at Knik.
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PAMER’S NEWEST RESTAURANT
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DECEMBER 16
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