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4-H CLUB NEWS
Pittman Homesteaders
On June 19. the Pittman
Homesteaders’ Club met at
Susan Hill’s house. We elected
the following officers: Susan
Hill, president: Redonnia Ring,
secretary-treasurer: Tommy
Starr, pledge leader: Julie
Starr, song leader: and Kathy
Kalmbach, reporter
Our clut> projects are cook
ing and sewing. We had a cook
ing meeting Tuesday. June 25,
at Susan Hill's home. Mrs. Hill
taught us to make Sloppy Joes.
Kathy Kalmbach
Announcement
As of July 1st PALMER PAINT CO. will have
! their headquarters in Anchorage. We wel
come all our Palmer customers to visit us at
2419 Spenard Road. Phone FA 2-2534.
REA Men Plan July 15 Meeting -
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receive ‘full and complete con
sideration.’ ” LaZelle said.
He noted that at present
CEA has applied to REA for
funds to provide for its own
generation needs, MEA has an
application for a plant to sup
ply the city and itself, and the
City of Anchorage is in the
l process of determining what
type of additional generation
equipment to install for its
needs.
“The City and MEA are at
tempting to work out the near
est thing to an area approach
which has originated to date
in the general Anchorage area,”
he said. “In light of this, it ap
pears logical that the City-MEA
relationship should be given
some consideration by REA, if
a true area solution is to be
worked out.”
Phil O'Neill, president of the
MEA board of directors, has
written to the REA adminis
trator, asking for a clarifica
tion of the REA stand, the
MEA manager said.
LaZelle will meet with REA
officials in Washington, D. C.
on July 8 to go over the MEA
loan application and to furnish
additional data requested by
REA.
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Letters to Editor
Dear Editor:
No man is a committee unto
himself; and in view of this, it
is with humility that I accept
the recognition of this commu
nity, my friends, and my neigh
bors.
It is with a feeling of pride
that I am able to say that I am
a member of a society which,
above all else, is dedicated
basically to the fundamentals
of American heritage; and par
ticularly to the fundamental
rights of man. So long as we
are willing to strive towards
those goals which shall pre
serve, forever, those concepts
upon which this nation and
state were founded, this com
munity known as the Matanus
ka-Susitna valleys shall serve
as a guiding light for all men.
In receiving your recogni
tion, I cannot but help feeling,
too. a sense of personal pride;
for between us we have declar
ed ourselves free men by our
efforts; and to be declared as
having distinguished yourself
among free men is a great
honor.
1 extend my sincere appre
ciation to all concerned for
this recognition, particularly
to the Matanuska Valley
Chamber of Commerce and the
City of Palmer, for their reso
lutions to this effect.
Robert H. Vroman
Citizen
Local Girls Gel
ESTARL Awards
The Eastern Star Training
\ward for Religious Leader
ship scholarships have been
awarded to Nancy Boyd,
iaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
3oyd, of Palmer, and Miss Mar
garet Woodward, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pettis Woodward,
5r„ of Wasilla, it was announ
:ed this week.
This scholarship is open to
anyone who wishes to seek re
ligious education on the col
lege level.
Miss Woodward will attend
the California Baptist College,
Riverside, Calif., where she
will major in English to pre
pare for a career in religious
writing.
Miss Boyd, who completed
two years of instruction at
Northwest College in Kirkland,
Wash., this June, will continue
her education in September at
Seattle Pacific College.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
Patients listed at the Valley
Presbyterian Hospital during
the past week include Jay
Hausman, Mrs. Fred Welsh and
infant son, Linda Bozinoff, Pe
ter Walker, Cora Gjertson, Don
C Smith, Stephen Swingle.
Knute Carlson, Jane G. Beav
er. Mrs. LeRoy Eckman and in
fant daughter, and Janis Mec
kel.
GEORGE (Little Foot)
ROSETTA
INVITES ALL HIS
VALLEY FRIENDS
TO DROP IN TO THE
Blue Mirror
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Mt. McKinley Apts.—BR 8*9566
Anchorage
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Notice
In an effort to protect the children who have
been taught that it is wrong to steal, lie, or
cheat, we offer a reward for information lea
ding to the stolen Barbie Doll clothes from
Thrifty Variety. It is our hope that the parents
of these children will make an effort to help
us correct this situation while it is yet pos
sible.
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