i=crir Association—
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•their time and in some cases paid
ximll expense items out of their
own pockets, the financial condi
Aftm of the association bettered
-itself, he added. “This was really
-j ‘working board’,” said Gotten.
'One* board member loaned the
at&rociation the sum of $700 early
the season when funds were
This enabled the associa- j
'til n-Yo pay off some of last year's j
that much sooner.
‘ Some of the outstanding 1957
bills paid were $250 on 1957 queen
bills; $1,938,45, in premiums; $1,
354.49, payroll tax; $68.79, prizes;
$166.26, commissions; $1,002.44,
insurance; and $794, salary, the
latter dating back to 1956.
Treasurer Gazaway pointed
out that there still remains 19 ac
counts receivable totaling $890
from the 1958 Fair. Of these ac
counts, 12 are in the valley area
and it is the hope of the Directors
that these accounts will, be paid
to the association as soon as pos
sible.
Another reason for a more suc
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cessfui Fair this-. year was the
fine cooperation shown by vari
ous local organizations. The Ma
tanuska Valley Junior Chamber
of Commerce took over the Queen
contest; the Palmer Kiiwanis Club
the livestock exhibits; there was
less money spent for prizes, la
bor, wages, and commissions.
Last year about $6,000 was spent
in improvements—although some
improvements were made, this
year, they were far less than the
previous year.
It is hoped by the Board of Di
rectors that the association mem
bers will show their interest in
the Fair by turning out for this
i annual membership meeting.
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Raleigh Lewis entered a plea
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guilty on a charge of driving un
der the influence of intoxicating
liquor brought py P. Bradley
Johnson on September 19. His
driver’s license was revoked for
30 days and he received a 30-day
suspended sentence. On another
charge of disorderly conduct he
was found not guilty.
A 30-day suspended sentence
was given Judd Sisco on a dis
orderly conduct complaint
brought by P. Bradley Johnson
on September 19. Sisco entered a
plea of guilty.
Vic Falk, Jr. was charged with
killing a moose out of season
August 4 by the Fish and Wild- ,
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Byron Johnson paid a $10 f,»«.
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Utoneth Lynn entered a plea
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