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Senate;' 'ill No, 11 came up for d-iqsussion
"at the n>5on tuftohoon mooting of th© , •
Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, but no
action wes taken as a copy of,the EU11
was not available so that thd members
could analizo it.
An invitation from tho PUr Rendezvous
Committee in Anchorage was rac'd.
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Tho MATANU6KA VALLEY CHAJOZR of COMMERCE- •
net for noon luncheon in the Church Par
lors of the United Proto stmt' ChQrfili of
Palmer'on Tuesday February 18. Mrsi Neil
Miller, Mrs. Virgil Eckert and Mrs. C.L.
Nelson were on the Committee to serve
lune heron.
Those present at the luncheon and meeting
were: Mrs. Walter HUntley, Mrs.'Kenneth
Foster, Rev. Alfsen, Rev. Zeile.'Don IrWin,
Parker Lester, J. L. Prescott; W.C. Kau;
M, D. Snodgrass and Dorothy M. Boll. Mr,
Gribble of Anchorage who was in town with
the 3oy Scout Organisation was an out*6f
tov.ti guest and speaker at tho luncheon.
Mr,' Gribblo seoke to the group on the
Boy Scout organization and his plafts for'
organizIng a Cub pack hero in the Valley.
Don Irwin explained tho necessity of urg
ing Soil Conservation legislation if the
farmers of tho Valley were to benefit in
this program.
Mr. Mau brought up the question of asking
that the local REA bo granted the samo
tax exemption on the same basis as a mun
icipality or Public Utility.
Senate Bill No. 4 which would abolish the
Alaska Development Board was up for dis
cussion and it was decided to requost the
House of Representatives to support tho
retention of the Board,
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