FRIDAY NITE v
. IS ' FAM.'IL Y N I T E-AT TIE VALLEY THEATRE. *
AND--it•s every BRIDAY,. The entirei family admitted on just two adult tickets.
See— Jam Sessions Comedy News of the Day Friday.
' f ron
PUBLIC WELF/Jffl FUND DECREASED (Coht, p.12)
increased cost of services rhon it requost
od fran the 1945 Legislature an appropria*.
tion of $400,000. to moot tho requirements
of tho Program. The Legislature, aftor
being fully advised of the needs for tho
appropriation, appropriated the sun of
$300,000. a decroaso of 25$ in the esti- '
mated funds necessary to neot tho demands,
he’said,
Mr. Maynard’s statement also revealed that
the- Special Session of tho Legislature in
1946 had been requested to make a supple
mental appropriation in order to neot tho
then existent increased demands for rolief
but failed to provide any additional funds,
More than two-thirds of the total appro
priation has boon expended, said Mr.
Maynard for hospitalization'and nodical
relief; It is not possible, tho Director
stated, to estimate how many pooplo will
bo in need of this type of service nor to
ostimato the length of time such service
rill'be required. It ras foreseeable, ho
said, that an increase of such requests
for service rould take placo during 1945
and 1946 and on that basis the approved
budget for the Program ras submitted to
tho Legislature,
Approval of the restricted pclicios placed
in effect Septenbor 1, it ras stated, ras
granted by the Board of Public Wolfaro
following recoipt of information by tho
Board from the Director’s Offico that cash
funds rare insufficient to moot the con
tinuing neods throughout tho Territory.
THANK YOU.
Wo would like to express our sincore ap
preciation for the generous contributions
to the gift fund collected for Jackie
Snith. The total amount collected was $97.
Vivian Meier
Georgia Snail
Mr. and Mr3. Prank Hellor are visiting in
Anchorago this week with the R.B. Shelleys
and the Clarenco Rhodos.
Bill Cook, Bari Cook and Mrs. Slmoro loft
by plane Thursday noon for Soattlo whoro
they wore called by sudden illness of thei
mother. Mrs. Bill Cook (Dorothy Cook) who
jus': returned, reported that she had visit
■A Mrs. Cook in Seattle jn t before she
ic ft and she mis apparently in .pod health
T_rd was received here at 4 o'clock on
Wednesday that'she was ill and the party
left at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday. * '■
ANCHORAC-E
SAND & GRAVEL
'A. WALDRON GEN. MGR.
FOR YOUR
t CONCRETE ..NEEDS .
BUILD IT WITH CONCRETE"
A farmer cooperative is an organization
comprised of farm people deteimined to
secure for themselves their proportionate
share of the consumers’ dollar. This
puts them in position to take their place
in organized civilization, to send their
boys and girls to schools and colleges,to
have some of the luxuries of life onjoyed
by other people.
VALLEY
ELEC TRIC Z
RESIDENCE WIRINGS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Next to KOSLO SKY’S
Palmer Bus
Schedules
ANCHOR/. GE-GULECANA
Leaves Anchorage
Tuesday—Thursday—Saturday 9 a.in.
Leaves Gulkana
Wednesday—Friday—Sunday 9 a.m.
Busses leaving WHITEHORSE Friday
make connections for ANCHDRAGE at Tok.
Gulkana Busses mako connections for
WHITEHORSE
ANCH0RAGE-PALM5R-WASILLA
Leaves Anchorage daily (except Sunday)
10 a.m. 6 p.m.
Loaves Palmer daily
9 a.m. 5 p.m, ’
Loaves Wasilla 2:30 p.m,
Sunday'Bus loaves Anchorago for Palmor
9 a.m. 6 p.m.
Tho Palmer Fountain & Cafo is tho
^Palmer tickot Offico
Oharra Bus Lines