Salesmen's Exams
l&eal Estate Broker's
Slated for Tonight
Prospective real estate sales
men and brokers were notified by
W. A. Chipperfield, Territorial
Land Commissioner and Chair
man of the Alaska R~al Estate
Board _ of the examination to be
held tonight, October 20, at 8 p.m.
in Anchorage, Fairbanks and
Juneau. Real estate examina
tions are now required before
entering the real estate business
in Alaska.
AREA COUPLE
ENTERTAINED AT
EVENING DINNER
Miss Louise Kellogg of Spring
Creek Dairy Farm, entertained at
dinner on Sunday evening, Oc
tober 16, for Miss Lenore Arner
tnan of Spring Creek Farm and
George M. Hedla of Anchorage
whose engagement was recently
announced. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs. James Hurley, Dr. and
Mrs. Allan Mick, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wilson. The wed
ding is planned for May.
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Chugiak School
Gets Blinker Light
A yellow blinker light has been
donated to the Chugiak School
by Mr. Kru9kavage of the Stop
and Shop store in Mountain View,
members of the Chugiak P-TA
learned at their recent meeting,
according to Mr. J. A. McCowell,
publicity chairman.
The theme of the meeting was
Fire Prevention which was
handled by Fire Chief Fred Hahn
and C. E. LeDoux, Jr., secretary,
of the Chugiak Volunteer Fire
Company. They told of the
“Sparky” program set up for
school children to instill preven
tion through education. Chief
Hahn pointed out that residents
of Chugiak have been fortunate
for although 14 fires were experi
enced in Chugiak in 1954; only
7 fires have been reported in 1955
and no loss of life.
Robert Partridge, Matanuska
Telephone Association manager,
explained how a fire alarm sys
tem is to be set up through the
new dial phone system which will
reduce insurance rates and in
sure a much quicker alarm than
is now possible in the Chugiak
area. He explained that three
quarters of a million dollars is in
the bank for use on the phone
system and that a sum of $60,000
has been spent for the purchase
of the Palmer system and for en
gineering. This engineering has
been done by William Bauler who
has purchased the Dallas Hett
property, recently vacated by
Captain Roger Riddell. Bauler’s
engineering plans are in Wash
ington, Partridge said, and upon
their return from REA they will.
HOMEMAKER’S
NEWS
Sourdough Club
The regular meeting of the
Sourdough Homemakers’ club
was held at the home of Gladys
Falk October 11. Fifteen mem
bers were present; and a letter
was read from Blanche Ryan, a
former member.
A committee of Margaret Har
rison, Edna Cook and Vera Lirai
are working on the Achievement
Day project of table setting and
table decorations for the month
of January. A committee was ap
pointed to help put the food on
the table Achievement Day. The
following will help at the work
shop on October 27:
Carla Duff, Danish pastry, Lila
Newville, dish to be determined
later, Ina McKenzie, fruit candy,
Mary King, pot holder and yarn
doll, Lilia NewvHle, apron.
New officers were installed.
They are: Jenny Clark, president;
Ina McKenzie, vice-president;
Margaret Harrison, seeretary
be circulated for construction
bids.
Other business conducted at
the meeting included the year’s
program as outlined by Mrs. Dale
Briggs, program chairman. Cloyce
Parks has printed this informa
tion for P-TA reference in a very
neat folder. Mrs. Russell Oberg’s
seventh grade pupils recited
“Columbus”. The meeting ad
journed for cake and coffee serv
ed by the hospitality committee
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Edward Bitseff.
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UNIVERSITY REGENTS
TO MEET OCTOBER 21
The University of Alaska board
of regents will meet for several
days starting October 21, Presi
dent Ernest N. Patty said today.
Two of the principal items on
the agenda are the institution's
construction program and pre
parations for the Alaska Consti
tutional Convention.
Regents of the University are
M. J. Walsh of Nome; Mrs. Helen
Eyinck, Fairbanks; Dr. Philip H.
Moore, Mt. Edigecumbe; Elimer
E. Rasmuson, Anchorage; An
drew Nerland, Fairbanks; Dr. C.
Earl Albrecht, Juneau; William
A. O’Neill, Anchorage; and R. H.
Stock, Anchorage.
treasurer, and Amy Irwin, re
porter.
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