ACC A, DIMES
COL L ECTIOM
TOTALS *349,30
The joint March of
Dimes and Alaska Cri
ppled Childrenfs As
sociation drive for
funds in Seldovia du
ring the past two
weeks resulted in a
total collection of
$349.30, exclusive of
ACCA memberships.
Of the total sum
collected, $236.55
was realized on the
March of Dimes dance
a week ago, and the
other $112.85 came
from contributions in
the jars displayed on
merchantfs counters
and in the classrooms
of Seldovia school.
Records for the
first collection show
jar receipts in the
cityTs business esta
blishments as fol
lows :
Linwood Cafe $2.99;
Linwood Bar $3.95;
Seldovia House $1.70;
Morris & Morris
$1.60; Polar Bar
$16.97; Lipkefs Dress
Shop $5; Beachcomber
Hotel $1.69; Surf
Club $3.97; Balta
zor!s .76; Seldovia
Cash Store _$2,40; H.
S. Young Mercantile
Co. $5; Seldovia Ba
kery $9.05; Anderson
Dock $6.10; Standard
Oil $1.80.
Students of Mrs.
J. W, Thompson $13.03;
students of Miss Mar
gery Spencer $9.61;
students of Miss Bea
trice Hancock $9.71;
students of Roman Ma
lach $5.90; students
of Miss Hazel 111s
worth $11.52.
flCCfl Drive
y I £ LOS *147
The membership
drive for the Alaska
Crippled Childrenfs
Association, which
has been conducted in
Seldovia by a group
of high school girls
under the chairman
ship of Midge ^3ng
lifdi, has collected
$147 in paid member
ships •
The drive has been
going on for the past
two weeks, and door
to-door selling of
memberships Ls now
complete. However
memberships in the
Association may be
purchased throughout
the year.
Postmistress Susan
English has member
ship cards in her po
ssession if there are
homes which were mis
sed in the drive.
Biggest contribu
tion from among the
merchants jars was
that of the Polar Bar -
which amounted to
$16,97. Largest con
tributors at Seldovia
school were the pri
mary students who
brought $13.03 to
fill their jar. '
Collections for
the ACCA will con
tinue throughout the
year. The contribu
tion jars now display
the blue and gold
ACCA wrapper.
Money in the jars
will be collected on
the first of ea£h
month hereafter.
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L EG IS LATGRS
PLAN MANY
NEW LAWS
Settling down to
work with a right
good will, Alaska*s
legislators are grin
ding out proposals to
establish new laws,
to do away with old
ones, or to change
the ones already in
existence.
In a week of leg
islative sessions,
new proposals to come
before the law-makers
include:
A bill to raise
teachers* pay, a bill
calling for a blanket
primary election, a
bill asking for the
establishment of $75
000 as a search fund
for lost planes in
Alaska, a bill which
would make a 40 hour
week law in Alaska
and $1 a,n hour a min
imum,wage for Alaskan
laborers, and a bill
which would throw the
shipping problem into
the territory*s lap.
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