The frontiersman., 1963-06-27
Reporters
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June l3 for Chicago, where they received their College of Regents degree at the national convention of Women of h e Moose. Mrs. Lucas returned here on June B after visiting her parents in Denver, while Mrs. Burcher plans to be away about six weeks. Editors Note; The above item appeared in last weeks Reporters Note book With the first line missing producing a real Read 'em and Weep Our apologiesD
 Army Specialist Four Gary k. Huckaby, whose wife, Kar- en, now in California, plans to return to Palmer soon, was as signed to the Army element of the Military Assistance Advis- ory Group in Vietnam on June + as field radio repairman.
 MAG Vietnam, is an Ar ng-NaVy-Marine-Air Force or ganization which advises the armed forces of the Republic of iVetnam on training, use of equipment and tactical opera tlons.
 Specialist Huckaby entered the Army in March, 1862, and completed basic training at Ft. Ord, Calf.
 The 25-year-old soldier, son of Mrs. Aries J. Huekaby, Sut- ter Creek. Calf, is a 1856 graduate of Amador Union high school in Sutter Creek.
 His father, Albert E. Hucka- by, lives in Jackson, Calf.
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 Mary Johnson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Willard Johnson of Palmer, was one of 94 stu dents at the University of Pu- get Sound in Tacoma, Wash. to achieve the Deans Honor List in the semester just completed, according to Dr. Norman F. Thomas, dean of the Under graduate School.
 Eighteen students scored per feet (4.00) grade point averages. Lowest score on the list was 3.63. There were 68 women and 26 men on the list.
 Mary's grade average W a s 3.79.
 
 Elaine Kilian, star of Ger man opera, and small daugh- ter Simone are visiting tn e Ronald McIntires of Lazy Mountain Road and Ray Holtz of Wasilla. Mrs. Kilian is cur rently appearing at Leo's Sup per Club in Anchorage for a limited engagement.
 Army PFC George A. Sharp, 25, son of MT. and Mrs. w. O.. Sharp, Palmer, is participating with other members of t h e First Armored Division in a support mission for the nations largest Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) en- calnpment at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, Pa. T h e mission will continue until early August, when the divi- sion members will return to their regular assignment at Ft. Hood, Tex.
 Sharp, who entered the Ar my in November, 1861, is a driver in Headquarters Com pany of the divisions First Battalion, 46th Infantry. He completed basic training at Ft. Ord, Calf. Sharp was gradua- ted from Palmer high school in 1856 and attended the Uni versity of Alaska.
 MT. and Mrs. Dick Ingle and son Ralph of Oakesdale, Wash. have been renewing acquaint- ances in the Valley during their stay with MT. and Mrs. Charles Elton and Sue Hill of Palmer. MT. Ingle returned to Washington yesterday, while Mrs. Ingle and Ralph will re- main here for another week. Ingle was the first governor of the Moose Lodge in Palmer.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard Soltes of Los Angeles are visiting at the Frank Clark home. Mrs. Soltes is sister of MT. Clark, and MT. Soltes was an em- ployee of the Coop here in 1855. The couple visited MT Clark's daughter in Seattle en- route to Alaska.
 Donald E. Harris, sonarmar third class, USN, son of MT
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