ELECT: ALMER J. PETERSON
(PRESENT REPUBLICAN SEPRSSISTTATrTE, THIRD DIVISION)
republican DELEGATE- TO ■:CONGRESS
■FEULES S-1 »2>EPSNDEN T-—3 N .3 R G E„ T I C "
GENERAL'ELECTION TUESDAY. PC TO HER 8.1946
All citizens 21 ycr.rs of r.gc, ONE year's RESIDENT in the IEEEITORY and THIRTY
(20) D/CIS in the PRECINCT, r.rc ontitled TO VOTE.
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'■PROGRESSIVE OUTLOOK HI-LIGHTS
"ASH LA COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING
A record crowd of sixty Tasillites were
jambed into the Wasilla High School home
room, Thursday evening, September 19, for
the Club's bi-monthly meeting to consider
problems in tho welfare of 'TJasilla,
On the agenda was included a demonstration,
meeting by the local Boy Scout troop, and
yxoianation of the worthy ideals and pur
pose fc of the Scouting program by Ernest
Line, Scout leader.
A sowing exhibit in which dresses and
other articles made by the Mountain View j
4-H Girls' Club were'on display in the
school library. Mrs. Harold Dinkel i3 tho
leader of this organization.
Topics considered at the meeting included
discussion and committee appointments for
a now location for Uasilla garbage dis
posal; annual meeting and banquet .in
November for all club members; action on
printing more copies'of the Constitution
and membership cards.
Purchase of athletic equipment for tho
proposed Has ilia town and high school
basketball teams was discussed and appro
priate action taken.
Brought to the attention of the"Club by
Mrs. Ken Chatwood, was a worthy,non-profit
plan for combatting high prices end •V ' •
strikes, by providing for handling of
goods of second-hand nature in the Chnt
wcod Tasilla Store. Such goods are to bo
handled by the concern for people who have
articles to sell and sold or exchanged for
items difficult to obtain.
The social part of tho evening was con
cluded by a delectable pot-luck luncheon
and coffee arranged previously by tho c6m
mittoe consisting of Mrsi Harold Dinkol,
Mrs. Arne Carson and Mrs. Peter Nelson. .
iH LLP •'WAN TED
■JOIAN one day a week to help in home.
Cleaning and ironing
IJTQUIHE •
_■ y*aC,L, Corson SHAMROCK BAKERY
Bert Stewart is -attending tho University
of Alaska this year, which is located at
College, Alaska.
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