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The new officers for Philanthropic Educational Organization Chapter UE, Idyllwild, were installed on March 26. From left, Guard Jeanne Buchanan, Treasurer Joanne Selby, President Joy Allgeier, Chaplain Lynn Petersen, Recording Secretary Mary Zimmerman, Corresponding Secretey Perry Dyke and Vice President Peggy Roberts. P.E.O. is an international organization providing women higher educational assistance through scholarships, grands and loans. Photo by Sherilyn Miller — The new officers for Philanthropic Educational Organization Chapter UE, Idyllwild, were installed on March 26. From left, Guard Jeanne Buchanan, Treasurer Joanne Selby, President Joy Allgeier, Chaplain Lynn Petersen, Recording Secretary Mary Zimmerman, Corresponding Secretey Perry Dyke and Vice President Peggy Roberts. P.E.O. is an international organization providing women higher educational assistance through scholarships, grands and loans.
Photo by Sherilyn Miller

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