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| ELECTED TC BOARD
‘Cont. frcn pp. 4
I ttonry LnRoro, Johan Johnson and John ChurOh.
i Church rocoivod 22 "votes, Henry LaRoso 21,
I and Johnson 13. As no candidato had rc
| coived a Majority, balloting continued be
| tween the two highest and John Church'ro
j coived 30 votos against 19 for LaRoso.
Church was doclnrod elected for a two year
tom,
With so Many declinations and porsons claim
ing disqulification ur.dor tho anondner.ts,
it bocano a trifle difficult to find
inocs far the third candidato. Finally
Robert Webb was placed on tho tickot (ho
was not prosent to object) and Johan John
son. T7obb received 36 votes against £2
cast for Johnson ar.d was declared oloebod
to tho othor two year tern. Mr. '’’ebb is
one of the newest Members of the A- aocia
ticn, was was not a littlo surprised when
he learned of his now offico,
MEMBER SDiP FAVORS THOMA S
PROPOSAL ON ■ GYM
Following the election,.the proposed amend
ments and suggestions which members had
presented wore taken up.
Mr. T!avia’s suggosion that tho T7VFCA offer
to dcod tho Palmer gynnasiun ar.d the north
half of the school 'playground to the Palmer
Territorial School, provided the proper
Washington D,C. officials would waive our
original purchase price of the gymnasium,
i by subtracting the said amount from tho
FHA loan, was acted upon. Practically
everyone was in favor of the move, but
ejiphasizod that they were not in favor of
gA.ying it away and being obliged to pay
fos it too. Mr. Rasrrussen stated that Mr.
Downey and Er. Brodorsen, when they wero
hero had clearly stipulated that the Associ
ation was not to let any property go unloss
the Association cbuld got a fair price on
the market for it, Sinco the Territory is
not in a position to buy the property at
tho prosent time, especially when there are■
parts of Alaska w-itheut so much as a school,
|it was decided to appoint a committee co
contact tho FHA and see what other steps
night be token. This w/as put to a motion
and passed.
R EM PE L AM E:\lulVIE NT PASSED
/AS AMENDED
The onendnent offered by A. A. Renpol to
restrict the voting nenbership to nciibcrs
rho nadc 75y° of their living or $2000.00
a year from their ferns* A groat deal of
discussion follorcd this proposal. It.’-Tima
calling for infornation asked if that ror".d
noan that if he nado $500 a year and 1.
of it ras frofi his fam* rould that crt-i'1'1 :>
h'in to a voto0. l.ir, Rcnpcl said that rr i '
the intent of the anendnont. Otters -on-*
tended that the noanihg ras anbiguous and
rould lead to troublo, since it rould t >
very difficult‘to dctcrriino the 75$ of _
persons living, and one person night bo
voting on a ?j500 incono fron his farn r:nJlr
Cont, on page 12