NOD OF APPROVAL FOR NPL
The Nushagak Power & Light do# > re
cipient of some praize and muoh critioism#
was carefully chocked over by ViTe sting
house* g Technical Engineering Represent
atives Walter Elmore and Mr# Alvensleben#
Westinghouso*s Alaskan Supply Division
Representative# Thews two offioials were
^ere from May 2 to May 4#
These men were interested in the com
pany^ power line layout in order to bet
ter understand the community needs and
offer technical advice on the proposed
extension to Squaw Creek next fall# The
conelusioni the layout was very good#,
no suggested engineering changes were
offered in lines already operating# Tho
dines were declared well constructed and
the rates well in line with current power
consumption and future potential# They
found the lines to be run exceedingly
economically# which reduces some of”"the
looal non-professional criticism to noth
ingness#
The founders of the NPL Co# were even
praised for being quite farsighted and
for adding so muoh to the building-up of
Dillingham#
The NPL Company has become the West
r
3# Drowned English*—the speaker says
nothing, but with expression! You feel
that Jie should gargle with crushed rarer*
blades*
NEKT YEAR* 0 F^ULTY
Concluding a very successful year a&f
Superintendent of the Dillingham P\. bli*;>
School, Mr# James E« Hawkins has accept '
ed a re-appointment to the same position
for next year#
The faculty will stay intact with
the exception of Miirielle Spears who
has taken a leave of absence for the
year.
* Tho staff will be increased by a full
time High School teacher, Mr, LeLachour
of Kobuck and an office clerk to assla'
Mr, Hawkins in his routine administrat
office work*
Mrs, Spears1 replacement has not yet
* checked inu <,
turtlers £6turned”f or~"the™"summer*”’
John Bolivia baukji_ locking fine"^
The former Diane Harris, husband and
£on are bao3c_fo_r_the__f ishing__season#
Now that the winter5 s rocking-chairs
have been put aside, the town takes on
an industrial look#
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jvoticr
TO ALL QUALIFIED VOTERS IN THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA*
Pursuant to Chapter 46, Session Laws of Alaska,
1955* a special election will be held September 13,
1955, to eleot delegates to
t he
Misa auamamm -
osmmm
to be convened November 8, 1955®
INGHOUSE APPLIANCE lE^ER for this part
of Alaska. During the summer the N & N
Hall will be used as their display room
to show Westinghouse refrigerators and
the many other trustworthy Westinghouse
electrical appliances which will arrive
on the first boat.
You are reminded now that these items
will be on display for YOU to see* Drop
in any time and look them over* Orders
will be welcomed*
The three mo6t common forms of double
talk are i
1* Fade-away double—-the voice of the
speaker keeps getting softer and softer
until your ears are pnactioally in his
mouth. You think you have AC ears and he
has a DC voice*
2C Fractured English—the right words
put in the wrong plaoes. The speaker
sounds like he* s breaking in a new set
of teeth*
Next Column Please
An English bull and a Russian wolfhound
were walking down the Champs Elysees in !
Paris* and the Bull salds MInmy country.,
England* things are terrible* even the d
bones are being eaten by the humans,!l
Wolfhound said* ”In Russia* things ar>
Wonderful# I have a platinum doghouse
caviar-dipped bones and I sleep on a
Russian sable mat,"
Bull said* nSo if thing1re so great*
whevt are you doAn* in Paris?”
Wolfhound said* WI like to bark cnoo
JLn_a while
Duolri I*m getting fifty cents a dcTen
for my eggs*
Hdm That»s nothing, I*m getting s;.y
events a dozen for mine,
Ducki I should strain myself for anot'
lousy dimel
*“ v--*■--- -— “
There t.*hey are, the Poono 3*store*
^ Lorna Pc>one__and Nutt in* Poone**’
Heyi Didn*t I see you in a bottle cf r.U