YUKON RIVER BALL con't
the lucky r'uesser or ^uessers*
I Ians have already been completed
for recording the break-up at Fort
Yukon to the exact second, Knudsen
said# A well-known Alaskan photo-J
rrapher, Knudsen is president of
Northern Telescenics*
In announcing that the Alaska
Crippled Children’s Association
board of trustees had voted to join
forces with the McKinley Foundation
for the Yukon Freak-up ^all project
Mrs* Marmot Roppln, president of
the A*C*C.A* stated: "The problem
of aiding the thousand and more
crippled children in Alaska is al
ways with us. Since the organiza
tion of the z' laska Crippled Child
ren’s Ass1n. in I9U6, rur chapters
with their volunteer workers have
strutted. by various methods to
raise funds. We have bazaars, mem
bership' drives, carnivals, dances
and other projects which raise
money in varyi.no amounts. However,
we still fall short of our real of
attempting to raise $60,000 a year
which is the amount available ann
ually from the United States Gov
ernment in matching funds.
Next col.
KITCHEN SINKS
STORM WINDOWS
GENERAL FAINTS
BUILDERS HARDWARE
ADVANCE TUMFS
SURGE MILKERS
TYLER C ARD AND TRIM
for
KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS
we also have:
ALBERS AND CO-OF FEEDS
I
The Alaska Crippled Childrens
Association president, who is alsc
k director of the McKinley Founda
tion, recently advised &.C.C.A.
chapters throughout the Territory
[that the Yukon Preak-up Pall pro
jar am may solve the fund-raising
problem for 195^ and perhaps the
years thereafter, if everyone co
operates •
Serving as the third member of
the McKinley Foundation with Mrs.
Ford in and Knudsen is Allen Wilson,
h senior inspector at Elmend^rf
jAir Force nase,
The aims an^ purposes of
Flnlev F^uniatien are set
the Articles of Tncorporat
follows:
the Mc
rrth in
^n, as
ARTICLE 11
|The objects and purposes for which
'this corporation is formed are:
1. To en^am by any lawful means
what?soever to acquire money and
other properties of every kind
and description for the benefit
of any charitable organizations
or associations engaged within
the Territory of Alaska in relig
ious, social, educational or char
itable activities#
| 2. To acquire in any lawful man
ner properties, both real and per
sonal, for charitable uses and
purposes; to hold, lease, or oth
erwise dispose of any properties
so acquired 5n promotion of the
purposes for which this corpora
11" n is orrro.nized •
J • To acquire either as owner,
If a see or otherwise, places of re
creation for charitable uses,
il. To engage in am7 lav/ful bus
iness in any lawful manner in
furtherance of the purposes of
this corporation to aid and as°
sist charitable oroanizati^ns en
gaged in charitable work within
t he T e r rit o ry of Alask a.
ARTICLE 111.
Fenefits of the corporation shall
not in any manner, or for any pur
p os e be distributed t o any memb e r,
or class of members, and no funds
of the corporation shall be used
for the Individua 1 benef11 of any
member -r rroup of members. All
funds owned, controlled or manad
by the corporation shall be used
and distributed only in and for the
purposes for which this corporation
has been organized, provided how
ever that nothing herein contained
shall preclude any officer or mem
ber, who renders services as an em
ployee to the corporation, from re
ceiving a reasonable salary for
such services.