MRS. MdLLROY IS
HOSTESS AT MEETING
Mrs. William Mclllroy was host
ess at the regular meeting of the
Valdez Thursday Club at her
home on October 26.
Following an evening of cards,
delicious refreshments were
served.
Those in attendance were the
Mesdames Lew Taylor, David
Johnson, Lyle Johnston, Buck
Stout, E. R. Alexander, Douglas
Stewart, Jack Antritter, James
McGarry, Larry Parker, Harold
Jorgensen, B. D. Stewart, Jr.,
Raymond Huddleston and Miss
Rita Dengmen.
Mrs. McGarry was hostess at
the November 2 meeting.
MISS HELEN LONG
IS PARTY HOSTESS
Hallowe’en was the occassion
for several parties and dances at
Valdez. Among hostesses who
entertained was Miss Helen Long,
who gave a cocktail party at her
apartment before she and her
guests went on to one . of the
dances.
JIM SHELDON HERE FROM
ANCHORAGE ON BUSINESS
Jim Sheldon' of Anchorage,
Alaska representative of several
hardware and marine supply
companies, spent several days
here this week on business. Mr. 1
Sheldon came here to expedite j
freight shipments for his various
customers at Anchorage.
DALE ERICKSONS HAVE
NEW BABY DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Erickson are;
the proud parents of a new daugh-,
ter who arrived last month. The I
little girl was born October 6, j
weighing six pounds, ten ounces.
Jacky Lee is the name chosen for
her by her parents. The Ericksons
have one other child, tltjgif daugh
ter, Alice.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 66
IN THE PROBATE COURT'FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALAS
KA. THIRD DIVISION, WA
SILLA PRECINCT.
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALBERT G. DODSON, De
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned, EMMA W.
DODSON, was on the 2nd dav of
October. 1950, by an order of the
above-entitled Court, appointed
administratrix of the Estate of Al
bert G. Dodson, Deceased, and
that she thereupon is qualified as
such Administratrix in the man
ner required by law: and all cred
itors of. and all persons having j
claims against said decedent, are j
hereby required to present their •
claims, with the necessary vouch- i
ers. within six (6) months from !
the date hereof, to the Attorney j
for the Administratrix, J. L. Me-1
CARREY, JR., at his law office •
at 429 Fourth Avenue, Anchorage,;
Alaska.
Dated at Wasilla. Alaska, this
16th dav of October, 1950.
EMMA W. DODSON,
Administratrix of the Estate |
of Albert G. Dodson. Deceased, j
Publish Nov. 3, 10, 17, 24, 1950.
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Offers New Courses
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The physics department of the
University of Alaska has intro
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college physics, a four - credit
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head of the physics department.
College physics is a course of
study devoted to the entire field
of physics, and covers it in a qual
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This course has been instituted
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marily because engineering phys
ics, the course that college physics
replaced lor this group of stu
dents, is considered unnecessarily
specialized for students in fields
other than engineering.
World War II left many dis
placed persons, but an atomic war
is likely to leave many disper
soned places.
Lots of folks who like to play
golf very well—don't.
School Carnival
Crosses $1404.93
Gross receipts from the Palmer
High School annual Hallowe’en
Carnival and dance held last Sat
urday night were $1404.93. The
annual affair, held for many years
nov. by the High School student
body, will show net profits of
somewhere between $600 to $800
after all bills are paid, Supt. Wil
liam T. Zahradnicek said this
week.
The Carnival and dance not
only provides a gala evening of
entertainment for both adults and
children but it is a first-hand les
son in a big business enterprise
for the high school students, the
superintendent pointed out.
Invoices covering a multitude
; of supplies for the carnival must
; be ordered with sufficient time al
l lowed. In fact, preparation of or
ders for next year’s carnival is l
already under way, he said.
Careful calculations must be
made in placing the orders, con
cessions must be stocked and run
efficiently, there is advertising to
be planned and all the intricacies
of any business must be carefully
prepared and carried out by the
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In the meantime, a careful eye
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