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In a letter from oru representat
ive of Alaska, we are informed that a
lot: of our unemployed are in the teenage
group'and the 20 to 24 group, Have
discovered it to be true in the Copper
River Basing We are working out a pro
gram' to try to correct this situation
by developing our native berries and
rhubarb. Perhaps garden vegetables and
small domestic animals are feasible from:
early spring- to the fall for marketing*
Direct all your ideas to the Go-Getters
Improvement Club, Bbx 127, Glennallen,
Alaska* We*11 be very thankful as the
unemployment situation gets worse every
year*
Ihe Engebretson home is taking on
a new look.
Mr. Nbonkesser and Mr. Hendricks
have arrived to teach here in Glennallen.
It is Mr. Noonkesser*s second year*
Mr. Hendricks is from Bethel.
Sourdough Lodge was purchased by
Mr. Ma joy of Gatewa y. Pag© 9’ please
Glenn TopicsFlorence Clayton
Tanna na Valley and ivia tanuska Valley
fairs •
In his proclamation, Governor Egan '
called upon "all departments of State
Government to participate*., to the an
te nt that their governmental duties wo
uld indicate He emphasised that tuch
cooperation should also be extended
to other agricultural and industrial fa
irs occurring in several other Alaskan
communities
Governor Egan will attend the State
Fair on August 31, which has been desig
nated as "Governor’s Day*". He also called
attention to other fairs which are be
ing held in Alaska, such as the Tanana . G
Valley Fair, August 23, 24, and 25;
and the Ninilchik Fair on Sipt ember
7 and 8, All of these, the Governor
said, are!doing a splendid job of pub
licizing Alaska’s agricultural and
industrial growth, and are worthy of
attendance by both redidents of Alaska anc
its visitors*
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