The frontiersman., 1955-07-07
Reporters
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Gene K. Benyish is enjoying two weeks vacation from her of flee duties at Valley Presbyterl- an Hospital. Virginia Boulter IS working in the office as relief help this summer, during vaca- ton time.
 Margaret Swayze. nurse at Val ley Presbyterian Hospital, re- turned to duty this past week following a vacation in the states.
 Private First Class Paul Me- Giboney, son of Mrs. Anita Nolan of Palmer, has won the Kentucky State Pistol Matches at Fort campbell, Kentucky. Pfc. Me Giboney, qualified parachutist has been assigned to Company ''D", of the 188th Airborne In fantry Regiment, which is part of the famed 11th Airborne Divi- sion. His markmanship won him 13 medals and two trophys in the match. He holds the posi- tion of assistant squad leader m the machine gun platoon.
 pr. Allan Mick of the Alaska Agriculture Experiment Station will attend the Northeast Direc- tors Association conference be- ing held in Lutsen, Minnesota on July II, 12, and 13. While in the states he and Mrs. Mick will visit Michigan State College, their alumni. Michigan State, one of the first land-grant colleges, this year marks their Tooth an niversary.
 Barbara Cruthers is enjoying a weeks vacation from her duties in the Coop general office.
 Floyd Beal, his family and bro ther Jesse Beal, all of American Fork, Utah, are on a vacation trip to the territory. They are visit ing in the Anchorage, Kenai and valley areas. While in Palmer they called on the Stewart Dur rant family, former residents of American Fork.
 Expected in Palmer today or tomorrow are MT. and Mrs. An thony J. Ferkovich and three children, of Lehi, Utah. MT. and Mrs. Ferkovich will manage the Coop dornitory, filling a va cancy left by Mir and Mrs. Joseph Puhl who last week left for the states.
 MT. and Mrs. Waino Hakkinen and family of Kenai were Pal ger visitors over the holiday week end. Also up from Kenai were MT and Mrs. Larry Me Marry, former Palmerites. John L. Sullivan, former Matanuska Valley Hotel manager and now of Kenai, is spending time in Pal mer and is operating the hotel while here.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory who are visiting the Philip Ed lemans of Palmer, spent part of last week in the Fairbanks and Mt. Mckinley areas. Over the weekend they visited the Sew ard area with the Edlnans.
 Two thefts over the week end were reported to Territorial Po- lice by campers. B. c. Besh of Mt. View reported that theft of tire and wheel from his vehicle while it was parked at the army camp at Lake Louise, and W. K. Herbert of Spenard reported that a 25 h.p. Mercury motor was stolen from his car while it was parked at Big Lake.
 Bids will be opened July IS for the construction of a 60 by 44-foot utility building for the Alaska Agriculture Experiment Station at Palmer. A call for bids recently was issued by Don IT. win, station director.
 Jack w. Taylor of Palmer was low bidder on the Palmer Inde- pendent School District paint job, according to an announcement made today by William A. Zah- radnicek, school superintendent. His bid was for $2,575 on alter nate No. 2. Work will consist of inside and outside painting of the Central School gymnasium and entrance. Work is expected to commence immediately.
 Councilman and Mrs. Alfred ". Hagen and daughter Sheila are spending a few days vacation in Seattle area. They made the trip by plane.
 Harley Toomey of Palmer flew outside on Wednesday of this week for further medial treat