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On Wednesday, Sept. 5, payment
was made by the Association to the
Treasurer of the U.S. for all of
the•buildings and equipment Remain
ing at the Gulkana garrison site,
except four buildings which have
been transferred to the Civil Aero
nautics Administration, .
Except for five buildings retain
ed for storage purposes by the
Association, the purchase was made
■ s agent for a croup of farmers and
-sidents of the Community who have
rom time to time left requests at
the General Office for Quonaet and
Yakutat huts and so-called K B
sectional frame-buildings. In all,
°4 major buildings rind '5 smaller *
structures were acquired, in addi
tion t-o various small lots of
equipment and material,
'figh on the list for proposed
us s Cor these buildings are mach
inery shade, shops,’garages, feed
stora^i, t nimal shelters, and even
greenhouses, George McNeqse was
first at the. site after notice was
given, and has already made con
siderable progress in* dismantling
the mess hall for construction of
a Grade A Dairy barn.
Disposition'’of all buildings
except the smaller ones of grume
construction has already bo-on'' ~
accompli shed, -
REGARDING POTATO STORAGE
It is not anticipated that there
•.vill be any large sales of potatoes
&arly in the fall as there was last
nr, with the result that a niuch
•eater part of the jz.t op -will be
cored. The facilities of the
ssociation are sufficient to ac
comodate only one half to two thirdf
of the crop on hand at any one time.
Accordingly, all members are
requested to make ever- effort to
provide storage for one-third to
one half of their potato crops,They
* are further requeste/J to avoid
~n small or cull potatoes'
I /hich VU either take up valuable •
space or add to-the congestion which
occurs during the time of delivery
to the cellars. -
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The Gainer Territorial School
opened on TtiescJay September 4th,
with an enrollment of 329. Since
that time 4 mg re have entered the
grades and 1 more', the High School,
making a grand total of 334.
The enrollment by 0
follows: Grhdre.
Mrs. lie Peak l
Mrs* ;4ill 1
Mrs. 3origo 2
(Mrs . H, Thuran has
until Miss Holme
Mrs. Lyons 3 11
Mrs. Wahlin 4 18
Bryant 5 12
Pine 6 A , 8
Swanson 7 12
Miller 8 15
redes is as
BoyalGlrls lot
7 " 13 20
6 -3 7 13
16 20 • ,3c
part of. these
arrives.)
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Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr.'
17
21
10
15
14
15
28
39
22
21
26
30
Total,Elementary Enrollment 235
High SchooT
Grade 9
.Grade 10
15
12
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.. 6
igh School
With .the above oorr
the late; entrants the
total*- 239 and the
Orade 11
Grade 12
TofcAl
17
17
14
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High
32
29..
22
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action .for
-rndes now
Sch >o 1 95.
Mrs. Thuna is substituting'for
Mias Holme in the second grade.Miss
Holme had' an emergency operation in
Seattle apd: Will, therefore be de
tained, fcj1 a few weeks.
Mr. Haitriss says that the school
is moving off in a very satisfactory
manner and\that by Monday he experts
to have everything reduced to
routine.
School Lunch opened. on ».v dhe'sday
with Mrs. Miller in" charge. 273
meals were Served on Wednesday and
269 on- Thursday.
Parentn may be interested t know
that the following size tickets nay
be purchased?
One meal -v---25^
•Meal ticket for one week • $1.25
Meal ticket for two weeks $2.50
. Meal ticket for four ’weeks $5,00
Tickets of these sizes are made
and may be purchased by the pupils
in any ofie of these sizes that they
may prefer.