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GR A\'(j[ PINOCHLE
About 36 person attended the. .
Grange Pinochle Party, on Wednesday
of this week. This, party was i&iven
to make, up for the. one o:;it tod Feb
ruary. There will be one more
party this season, April .19, at
which time the .final scores will be
computed to determine the winner .of
the Grand Pri2:e which is a Sunbeam
Toastmaster. The scores have been,
posted on the score board at the
Gr?nge Hall.
Those who won .prizes., at this weekTs
game we.ro: Women- Agnes Zaborack
with an all time high score for
this season; JrJ. Gregerson with
the high score for men; and Lloyd
Severns who won the Traveling Prize
RHiHHBICR the last Grange ‘Pinochle
game will bo on April 19, in the
Grange Hall.
census begins this
WEEK
Ceiysus takers have been busy this
week getting ready to take the'cen
sus beginning on Saturday April 1.
thbfee v;hp; |bd; taking the census
include: Mrs. 'Frances Cameron of
GlenAllon; Kiss Birgit Gunnerson of
Cordova; Hrs> Grace Durant of Cor
dova; Mr. Albert Fenty of’ Cordova;
Mrs. Lou Hanks of Palmer; ‘Harry Camp
bell of Palmer; Mrs. Vic -Johnson of
Palmer; Mr. Hex Kibbe of Palmer; '
Miss" Dorothy Lolfe of Talkeetna; Mrs.
Lura -Hayden of Valdez; and Mrs.
Georgia Kibbe‘of Palmer.
Merle Anderson is .t)i,e supervisor of
the Census takers in'this district,
which includes the area from Sklutna
tip the S'usitna *to Rainy ‘ Pass' "and a-'
cross, to' ’.Bro.a’d Pass on the Railroad ,
Paxton on the. Richardsori Highway, and.
north of Cnitina'fo the Canadian
Border. Tie eastern boundary to £■■ the
district follows the'•Canadian border
south to, Yaltatega ‘.Andthence up • the
coast including all' the is 1 ands
Cordova,, 7aidcz and Wlii11ier fnd •
from .liiittier along the range of
mountains up to Sklutna.
The census will begin on April 1,
and iir. Anderson stat6d "that he ■ ex
pected, to iiave the towns and villages
a 11 coiiip 1 otod iii two'weeks, but the
outlying districts would take much
longer, ill also asked,that any fam
ily expecting 'to leave on a vacation
for the States should sec that they
are'enumerated beford they’leave.
Mr. Anderson pointed' out that gall
information is e£. a strictly* e;6hfi
den.t'ial nature and may net be used
for any purpose of taxation, investi
gation or regulation.
SPORTSMEN - SIGN FOR
N ft A ' - ■ ' NOWv,:
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<Bruae. ^Graham' announced this weo-k
that. >.all itembers. .of • the:. Sportsmen’ s
club: i.whov .are Interested in- signing
up with the I-.R.A-. {National Rifle
Association) should do so as soon
possible, as .the -Charter will expire
in May gnd; applications must bo in
Washington. • P. C . -a month bef ore the
expiration deto.
A Swed-ish ' frr mor was in soarch 'of
a horse,
* "I’ve' .got just the. horse £or you,:r
"He’s five years old,, sound as a
dollar anq goes ten miles without
stopping, : 7
The Swede ,threw 4his.hands skyward.
"Not for mo,n he said,"Aye lif eight
miles from town, und mit dot horse
aye haf to valk back -. miles."