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TREASURERS RELEASE
The arrangement concluded be
tween the banks and the Territory
maXes it possible for the latter
to pay its obligations in a more
business-like manner than has
been the case for some time and
will eliminate considerable annoy
anc_ and inconv*enience horetofor
experienced by the Territory’s
creditors due to delay in the pay
ment of legitimate Torritorrial
bills.
DAIRYMEN MF.E T-.ING.
The Dairymen will hold theft reg
ular meeting Monday evening, 6:00
pm. October 10, in the Extension
Office.
Dr. Ralph Hodson, Assistant
Chief, Bureau of Dairy Industries,
Washington, D.C. will talk on the
Artificial Insemination and Feed
ing Program.
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HOME MAKERS
INSTALL OFFICERS
The Homemakers’ Council met
at the Extension Office October 3
Achievement Day was discussed.
Achievement Day will be held at
the V/asilla Community Building, on
Oct. 25 at 11:00a.m. Pot Luck
lunch with V/asilla furnishing the
hot dish, the Homemakers* Council
the coffee, cream, sugar,plates and
cups, the other club members to
furnish sandwiches, salads and the
desserts.
Each club is responsible for a
stunt, lenght of each stunt not to
exceed 8 minutes. Deadline for the
program to be handed in, is Oct.19.
Council Officers for the com
ing year.
President.Mrs. Vera Rorrison
Vice Pres.Mrs. Nina Stock
Secretary.Mrs. Dorothy Hurley
Treasurer .Mrs. Any Irwin
The Council voted to use y50.00
to purchase pillov/cr s: s', sheets and
,scrub suits for the doctors.
Miss Lashbrook announced the
trip to Fairbanks for club members
on Nov. 1 to Nov. 5. Final infor
mation will be sent from the office
to those who have voiced their des
ire to attend. Those who wish to
go to Fairbanks should register at
the Extension Office at once.
The Homemakers’ Council has
been given a box of ’-'^•erials by
the Red Cross which couxa be used
for the hospital. This material
is in the Extension Office for dis
tribution if any club wishes to
help.
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'* KEEPING UP WITH THF. JONES
In the writers opinion, keep
ing up with the Jones’ was car
ried to the limit last Sunday,
when Roy Brock, co-partner in the
Palmer Fountain got involved in
an airplane aecident, to outdo
Clare Stocks accident with Dr.
Garrett only a few days before.
Mr. Brock, who is a student
pilot, was taking off with his
instructor from V/asilla Lake, in
a 2 .place Luscombe Float Ship,
when a cross wind upset them in
but a few feet of water.
Although the plane was almost
a total loss neither Mr. Brock
nor the Pilot Jack Pickei were
injured.