isvm Psssle 7a ASfsnd Batreat
The Westminster Fellowship of
"the Ur.ited Protestant Church
• will hold a weekend retreat for
. all high school aged young peo
ple of the church.
The retreat, being held at
King’s Lake Camp this Saturday
and Sunday, will begin Saturday }
morning with most of the day j
light hours planned for winter
sports and hiking. The theme of
the retreat is “God’s Plan and
My Life.”
Spiritual emphasis leaders will
be the Rev. Ralph Weeks of Big
Delta and the pastor elect of the
Woodland Park Presbyterian
Church in Anchorage. Rev. Weeks
will speak twice on Saturday and
at the closing meeting Sunday
afternoon.
During the winter, the log cab
ins along the waterfront at King’s
Lake are used, and the capacity is
limited to about 25 campers.
Cooking will be done by adult
leaders.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
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DEPENDABLE SERVICE . . .
The Priceless Ingredient of every prescription is the
integrity of the men who prepare it. That is why we
indeed take seriously our obligation to prepare each
and every prescription just as the doctor ordered.
2 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You
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except for a short time about two
years ago. Mrs. Amy Worledge is
in charge of the cash desk, Mrs.
Pat Piersdorf, clerical and com
munications, and Mrs. Isabelle
Severns, billing.
Ralph Moore is foreman; Stan
Lowe and Bill Smith, linemen;
Bert Trudell, apprentice; Paul
Stringfield and Ray McKechnie,
operators; Lon Smart, ground
man; Dick Anderson, meter man
and work-order clerk; Richard
Demming, engineer, and George
Allen and Mrs. Anna Kalweis,
temporary shop clean up.
Board members of MEA are
Mr,t. Justine Parks, president,
who also is president of the Al
aska Rural Cooperative Associa
tion and board member of the
National Rural Cooperative Asso
ciation: Aaron Combs, vice-presi
dent; Dale Briggs, secretary-trea
surer; and Bruce Graham, and
Phil O’Neill, directors.
Many of the features of the
new building were designed for
customer convenience, including
the nigiit depository, located at
the front entrance of the building.
Installed for customers and em
ployees alike, are several Di^
.nfectaire air purifiers, which,
when properly installed, (as are
the MEA’s) kill bacteria and cut
down on the common cold inci
dence. In speaking of these lights,
Brewer pointed out that proper
installation is a must. The violet
ray light will burn the retina of
the eye if not properly covered.
A fire-proof built-in vault pro
tects the association’s records.
Fifteen thousand units are ex
pected to be ready for testing
around December 15, Brewer said.
If any outage is required cn that
date for the testing, it will be
only momentary he added. Fol
lowing the line change-over last
Friday, the MEA is now receiv
ing 115,000 volts on the new Eklu
tna Project line and is being
supplied from Anchorage. After
the next change over, the power
will be delivered to the MEA di
rect from the project. The delay
in getting the change over com
pleted last Friday was caused by
the contractor’s crew at the pro
ject.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Stewart A. Durrant, recently
named general manager of the
M.V.F.C.A., is expected to arrive
in' Anchorage on this evening’s
plane.
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Your Matanuslea
Electric Association
Invites You to open house in
the new headquarters
building
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Friday Dec. 3, 1954
3 p.m. to 9 p.m.
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED
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5 & W Corn on the Cob.*.sm 43c
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Spinach 2 39c | Pears »
»»»s Tomato Sauce .8£ 9 (0,
CS Long Spaghetti^ ,,„.22c
FIRCREST I
Margarine 2 53c | Bisquick 2 49c
(«SS) Tillamook Cheese ."is. 69c
Maxine Hand Soap 10 Bars £" 65c
Meat ^bepantme+U
wsra™ Round-Up Sliced Bacon 69c
Tender-Knil Cube Steaks 195c
P%e - GksUAimai Sale
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WOMENS DOWN JACKETS Reg. 549.50 Now $35.03
ALL WOMENS SUITS & SCATS
ALL MENS SUITS.Reg. fa 89.50 $33.50
WOMENS FLEECE LINED OVERSHOES, Sizes 9 & 10
Reg. SI5.S5 Now $3.50
MENS TOPCOATS .as lev* as $14.95
ALL CHILDRENS SNOWSUITS. 1^ q||
MENS ARROW SHIRTS - Colors and Shripes
Reg. $4.50 Now $2.50
ALL CHILDRENS JACKETS.
MENS SPORTCOATS .
GIRLS LINED SKI PANTS (While Stag)
Reg. $6.95 Now $5.50
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