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Vol. I
'til.er, Alaska
A*?ril 30, 1936
SAFETY BOARD A^O DATED
A safety board has been named
for Pe.liner with Loo B. To.cobs ,
Architect, as Safety Ea .ineer and
Ferry Co’lisell, E.C. fierce and
George Moiand as Safety Inspectors*
n''- o our nose cf the board is out
lined in the following nemo ran dura
from Don Irvin to the heads of all
departments.
5,Tra duties of the Sai^ty Board
shall be to ,;ive advice concerning,
and to sunervise all matters per
taining to the safety of the com
munity; to initiate and apply safe
ty regulations for the entire com
munity, and specifically for such
community enternrises as the power
plant, garage, machine shoes, saw
mills, canning plant, guards fc-r
machinery, etc. One of the prime
duties of the Safety Board shell
be to originate and vigorously
prosecute a safety educational pro
gram,
"All department heads are ashed
to cooperate to the fullest extent
with the Safety Board. Matters
coming to their attention at- any
time which require regulation by
the Safety Board should be report
ed at once to one of the members,”
(Signed) Don L. Irwin.
t
LEGION AUXILIARY ACTIVE
A revert from Mrs. Neil Filler
shows that the American Legion
Auxiliary is functioning in suite
of the handicap of bad roads and
the resultant Inch of tr-ansuorte.
tion which no doubt accounted for
the small attendance at the .joint
meeting at the Single residence
on Tuesday the 28th.
Nrs. Filler says that the com
mittee in charge of the lunch at
the dance last Saturday canvassed
the town for cues, and all that
could be found were 18 (some of
which were cracked) that survived
the rough usage at the mess hall.
These the steward kindly loaned
--with the stiuulation that they
be back in time for breakfast,
where, we understand, they are
used in relays.
It was decided at tie last
neetin; to call for a donation of
cues and spoons, so if you have
any odd ones on hand, regardless,
of' size, share or composition,
that you don’t need, briny them
in for use at meetings, food sales
etc., until such time us the Leg
ion v'all hit alien can be furnished.
The Auxiliary managed to uroloi
their meeting to such an extent
that the hungry Legionnaires grew
impatient and prepared the lunch
themselves. 1 It was tastefully
done under the leadership of Emorc
I fungoid, and was much appreciated
by the women, especially since the.
men also washed the dishes.
The next joint meeting will be
ray L6 at the Single residence and
maxillary members are ashed to
brin : food not requiring - plate,
such . s sandwiches, cake or cook
ies. Also, bring your own sups
and snoons.
Draw a circle around the date
on your calendar and DOF’T FORGET•
CO HR) ORATION SXTStfDS TT"/.—F,
iito T ”H7rBTIRS 08 ^ . Y. ?. D.
T,,ank you, toys, for your fine
work at the warehouse fire.
The officers of the Corporation
greatly appreciate the spirit
and manner in which you under
take to safeguard the community
from our greatest menace, Fire.
And to all other volunteers who
assisted at the warehouse fire,
we extend our appreciation. Pnc
the fire not been kept from
spreading to infloramable mater
ial close by, we would have suf
fered a much greater loss.”
(Signed) Don L. Irwin
Acting Sen. For. ARPC.
Fiss Lois Spencer would apprec
iate all contributions such as
press clippings, etc., pertaining
to tiic project.
This material, Fiss Spencer ex
plains. is for a scran book she is
keeping for Mr. Sheely.