The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
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aSae ID tdhliB q Si1A ss S@1A saA A'N pf study toward her masters de- grte in education.
 During the absence of pr Al- Ian Mick, director of the Univer- sity of Alaska Extension Service 4anf7 Agricultural Experiment Sta1ion, Mrs. Lydia FohnHansen will serve as acting director 0f ahe Extension Service and Will aiayn J. SWeetman will De acting director of the Experiment Sta- al0r. Dr. Mick and his family are Dn 4 four week vacation trip.
 Sergeant and Mrs William Kel- aeiah and family have been visit sne at the home of MT. and Mrs. Itepe Hanks of Palmer, prior t0 driving to Fairbanks where Sgt. kelleigh will be stationed. The .K elIeighs have been living in Seattle the past year were the aeant was stationed with the T S- Army. Before moving t0 Washington Sgt Kelleigh was sla7ioned in Palmer with the Al- saska Communication System
 Dee Johanson is recuperating .s4 hls home following surgery w4ch was performed at St. Jos- enhs Hospital in Fairbanks, MT ana Mrs. Johanson returned from Fairbanks this week via the hlgh- '~Hg
 Mrs. Florence Dunlap has writ 4aF "a note from Seattle where hef husband, Jack, is patient as Inc VI ~ Hospital Jack under rwent surgery again on July 2 and is reported recuperating satisfac- ADf5ly. Sometime this week, she wrnte, the doctors plan to start iheeaputic treatment ia prepar- at1n for an artificial limb FIor- tnae plans to remain with Jack i9t about another six weeks.
 D:iIe Clarke is a new employee. a4 inc Co-Op Trading Post. Mary Carson, familiar gal at the check +4tnd, recently resigned and plans h go Outside for a bit,
 FC Gordon L Gansehow, son rf NIT. and Mrs. Emil Ganschow v Palmer, and a member of the1 Q S~ Army Reserve Company CI 1airh Engr. Bn.. will leave July 1t for six months active duty at Tor Ord, Calf. He will fly via rEatrS or commercial airline. Whlfe Nn active duty he will ,spn piete Ibasic military training =arG then attend school on ad- SnrHisaration, Ganschow is com gany clerk of the local reserve Eri4.
 Lew Hanks, Extension Service | tts1H 3asssrict agent, returned to | \ 1HF..41lz14r "Wednesday following at- tendance at the Colorado State ! afasion work. The school con ,i.saed .on T4Rly 3 and enro~te rlgiversity summer school for EK- tae.gae Hanks visited at the home WE Ais parents in Shelley, Idaho, =Ft at Pocatello, Idaho, the home eas lis wifess family Lew is back l4 the Job and beginning plans s5rr the '5a Fair and All program lasYk.
 A Metz, exalted ruler Palmer
 n0. Elks, left Saturday for New York City where he will at- tasaa the Grand Lodge conven- sasfa. Mrs. Metz, who is vacation
 g in the States, will accompany -Hs husband to the convention. Eaa Metz family plans to return 4@ Palmer the first of September
 Jim and Marge Carlson and 4ahs Bobby and Benny. were re- rsl1 visitors at the home of Mrs,
 arlson's mother, Mrs Guy John. r5e Carlsons, who have been liv-
 r III Fairbanks have transfer @ to Anchorage. Carlson is a
 S. Deputy Marshal and will
 working out of the Anchorage -sfice They are making their nome in Spenard
 Afr. and Mrs. George Black had
 a unexpected experience this laest week end while vacationing N Hubble Point They observed a
 at afire some distance out in ne water and on investigation
 scovered Jackson Ball, fisher
 an from Kenai, afloat in his
 ff. His boat, the Donna ! had
 1lier exploded, burned, and had =Ank. Ball managed to escape in
 e skiff The Blacks lowed the ssiff to SeIdovia and assisted -,,.r4v r1 es