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This grant is from the Rural
Electrification Administration and
allocated to the Anchorage Power
and Light Como any, whom, it is un
derstood, will undertake construc
r1on \jo rk at once.
EX^E
iNSIOlT CONFERENCE
TO OXEN ’ 'ERE ID NT AY
The first annual conference of
the Agricultural Extension Service
of the University of Alaska will
ooen a three day session at "'aimer
o n I Co n day, Augu s t 17th.
Two days will he devoted to con
ference work and talks by Lorin T.
Oldroyd, Ruth A. kck, Ross Steely,
Rule B. Loftus, Ruth De Armond, Toe
T. Flakne, K. McClarty and ■//. A.
Lloyd, Director of Extension, Uest
ern Division.
Wednesday is Experiment Station
Day with Joe Flakne and Ruth Denr
nond in charge. At the Station a
''.'omen’s Urogram and a Earner’s
meeting will be hold. There will
be talks by Kiss “earl Killians,
Don L. Irwin, A. A. Shonbeck, Gol.
0. E. Ohlson and a local minister.
QUARTERS NEEDED
Anyone who can accomodate a fam
ily with rooms and breakfast during
the Fair olease list your name with
II. d. Snodgrass. Ke should house
as many as possible, saving many
she daily trios to and from Anchor
age •
Please state orices for room
and meals when you send in your
listing.
EOF SALE: Fancy .45 Colt Peace
maker, Inquire at PIONEER office.
EOF DALE: New ' Sagless ’ snrings Sc
Kew Gallon size oil heater stove,
either for §6.50... Inquire PIONEER
GET REr.Dv TOR TTTF EAIR
If you have something that will
interest people -- something you
have grown or made -- why no’t send
it in to the Fair where everyone•
may see and enjoy it?
hook over the aremiurn list and
see if you oanTt make up an exhibit
from your field or garden. Or how
about poultry, hogs, calves, cows,
or clots. There must be quality F
the exhibits, so always keen fitne'
for showing in mind.
An7/ colonist who has a taro thal
can be used for covering stock oav
ilions or sheds, it will be apore
ciated if he will loan them to the
committee so that livestock can be
properly housed. ~>lease print you*..
name on any tarpaulin you bring in,
or loave word with hr. Snodgrass o:
et the PIOEEER office and they wil
be sent for.
The committee is looking also fa
special entertainment talent. Tha
is plenty of it hero among the val
ley residents and a tip from those
who know of talent will be appreci
ated. Suggestions along this line
will also be welcome. mss along
any information you have to Fr.
Harold Thuma, chairman of the pro
gram! committee or to F. D. Snodgrae
Fair Fanager.
An auto car will be stationed a
Fatanuska prior to Aug. 25, ready to
take any livestock on that date for
exhibition at the Tanana Valley
Hair, arriving at Fairbanks the
next day.
MINNEAPOLIS VISITOR T”ERE
Mrs. Gertrude Neal Lamm, steu
mother of Mrs. FaroId Alexander of
Tract y9 , left her School Supply
business in Minneapolis to nay her
stepdaughter a visit. Then she went
off for a tour of the Interior, but
has returned for a stay in the val
ley....,?The most beautiful in Alas
ka , '■ she says.