LEGION ITISTING DATES
f ARE PER1'AT'TE?TTIY ESTABLISHED
The second and fourth Tuesdays of
each month have been set as the eve
nings on which the Katanuska Valley
Post No 15 will hold their meetings.
The last named will he the more
important assembly for the veterans
and every effort is being made to es
tablish some sort of uermanent trans
portation for these nights.
It is at the second meeting of the
month that most of the imoorl- it bus
iness of the organization will be
transacted, _nd it is on these eve
nings that the auxiliary will meet.
On the second Tuesdays it will
be more or less up to the member to
get in as best he may, transporta
tion being too expensive and too
much of a problem to gaurantee it
more than once a month.
At the meeting after the dance
and installation of officers at
Matanuska it was decided to get a
permanent home for the post as
soon as possible.
Through an oversight in the re
porting of Natanuska affair, thanks
to Leo Koslosky for a basket of
foodstuffs for the luncheon was
overlooked. The post members also
wish to thank the ladies who lent
their services to matter of see
ing: that all got something to eat.
The next meeting of the post
will be held at Rev. Single’s home
at eight o’clock, Tuesday, Dec. 10.
George Sanderson the plumber
is looking for a 30:06 rifle, A .
good price for a"good gun
Frank Swanda of Tract 70 has a
baby’s crib with brend new matt
ress for sale. White enamel,
lifting side. Eight dollars.
Ed Herman at the power house if
looking for three skat nlayers.
Fred Hartin, who cuts all those
tough steaks for the mess, came ir.
late the other morning and got it
hot and heavy from Halloran, the
steward.
"Where have you been?” demande<
the boss.
’’Belieive it or not I was riding
all night on a street car.”
Imagine Pat’s surprise when the
geed-up butcher Produced a car
transfer to prove his statement.
Francis Henry of Tract 104 cam
in the other day with a bouquet, o
pussy willows in full bloom. T'rho
says this is the ice bound Arctic1
’’Bellowing Bill” Taylor asks
the women folks to please be care
ful about throwing coffee grounds
and 'wash water full of lint into
their sinks. Three times in one
week he investigated supposedly
frozen drains only to find that
they were plugged up at the bent
gooseneck underneath the sink.
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