Miss Kay Spencer went to
Anchorage last Saturday and
flew from there to Fairbanks
and will accompany the Rev.
B. J. Bingle on a drive over
the Richardson Highway to
the point where the Glenn
Highway joins the Richardson
Highway - after which they
v/ill turn into the new high
way and return to Palmer.
Miss Spencer is perhaps the
first woman to make the trip
from Fairbanks to^Palmer via
automobile.
Miss Helen Ewart has re
turned to Palmer to teach
again this school year after
spending an interesting sum
mer at Anchorage and Fair
banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock of
Longview, ./ash., have taken
over management of the An
chorage Dairy for the UVFCA.
They arrived in Anchorage
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Vin
cent and their tiro children,
eon and daughter, have join
ed the etaff at Eklutna
aehool. Mr. Vincent will
fill several positions -
among them radio man and
carpenter. He plays beau
tifully' on the piano and is
an interesting author of
Alaskan articles. The Vin
cents came to Eklutna School
from' Copper Center - one of
several Alaska towns in
which they have taught.
K. P. Mullaney, auditor
for the ARRC was a very,very
sick man last week. He has
returned to the office work
and, we hope, has recovered.
Jan Koslosky and the Rev.
Herman E. Beyer left Sunday
for the caribou hunting
grounds, in the vicinity of
Glenn highway, Jan has
sent a caribou home which
arrived Tuesday - so he
probably got it the first
day out» \
Mrs. Carl Rasmussen has
returned from Anchorage to
pack household goods for re
moval to Anchorage where the
Rasmussens have secured a
house.
PA L jVJ EFi
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TON I 6 H T
VAKll QIKLS
ABOUT TOV/M
NEXT WEEK
(Ur. Onkka not being findable we did not
learn the title of next week's picture).
SCHOOL WILL OPEN
MONDAY
Superintendent Harold L.
Thuma of the Palmer school
states that school will be
opened with a short sessior
for registration next Tues
day, September 8.
Teachers who went to the
States to spend their vaca
tions, those who went to
remote parts of Alaska, are
having a hard time getting
back to their work. Miss
Ewart and Miss Mossman are
the only ones who have re
turned so far.
Mr. Thuma is arranging
for substitute teachers.
A son was born to Lir.
and Mrs. Herbert N. Kopper
ud at Providence hospital
in Anchorage last Sunday.
He has been named Leif Lew
Mrs. George Small has
been very ill with a severe
cold.
Dance Tomorrow night to
secure funds for nurse's ca;
is.
7/ASHES CLOTHES CLEAN
irons them smooth
7/ILL LUKE FIRST COMMUNION
Next Sunday at St. Mich
ael’s Catholic church eight
girls and boys will make
their first communion at 10
o’clock mass. There will
be special ceremony and spec
ial music. Dressed in white,
the girls will wear wreathes
of white gardenias. The
boys will wear white carna
tions on their coats. After
mass they will be enrolled
in the Sodality of Mary.
Members of the class are
Gloria LaPak, Delores Bouwens,
Norma Loyer, Geraldine and
Rose Marie Vickaryous, Peter
Bouwens, Paul Barry and James
Loyer. Friends are invited
to attend the service. ■
r. DANCE - DANCE - DaNCE