RRAP Continued*
need of continued powor; it realized the
futility of waiting in rain; it saw money
sucked into the bog of family-plant upkeep#
and it knew the time to &ot was NOV/o So#
a Diesel Electrio Plant arrived* was in
stalled and power lines erectod which will1
soon be enorgizod* Many fortunate residents
will ho ablo to disoard oostly equipment
and ef joy better# continuous* ohoapor powor
than eror before* .r
The Nushagak Power & Light CTompany was
NOT founded with the idea of oompeting with
the governmentl It was not formed with anfcr
selfish# get-rioh-quick hallucinationsl
It was created# rather# beoauso it was
neeM5e3*
There is no argument in the fact that
the REA could do more for this area than a
small# privately owned company is able to
do. REA would be good for the community*
it could serve more people over a much
wider area.•.but it has to oome here firstt
Remember the new application has not been
approved yet| after it is approved it will
take two years before it is energized*
and, with the spectre of a change of ad
ministration it may never bo okayed or
greatly delayed*
As Dillingham grows this present cos**
pany can expand* or if the town is capable
of such a dicker# a manicipal plant may
matorializo from this beginning. In either
uase all tho money derived from power sal os
stays homo...it is not flying off to Wash
ington# and we are not burdening our child
ren with debts we havo incurred.
65~Shopplng Days—until""*3hrTatinabT ~~
lOual (Jotjple wed in palmer
Mise Bella Gardiner, daughter of Mr®
and Mrso Tom Gardiner of Kanakanak, be
came the bride of ITr» Jay Haimond In a
private ceremony at Palmer, Alaska, in
the home of the groom* s friends on Sept®
26 th®
The newly married couple had a honey*
moon week in Seward where they motored
following their marriage®
Bella is a former student of the U®
of A® and Jay is an official of the FWS*
They plan on making their home at King,
Salmon®
,V WI DO"
Miss Arleno Atkison* daughter of Edla
and Mike AtkiBon of Dillingham* and
Andy Anderson exchanged marriage vows at
the bride* s home on October 4th*
The newly-weds left for California on
the lOtho They will honeymoon here and
thore for a month and then will return
to make their home here*
Arleno is a former High School student
and Andy is a mechanic for B*B*A*
She came to me at the close of day*
when the lamps were being lit* and a feel
ing of peace lay over the world* With
cool fingers she caressed my forehead*
Gently she took from me the volume of
simple verses I had been reading* Softly*,
her warm lips close to my ear* she whis
pered: 111*11 wash and you dry*n
If you have $10 in one pocket and $15 in
the other* what have you?
The wrong, pair of pants l
aO SHOP WHERE QUALITY AND PRICE ARE
ALWAYS RIGHT