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Thursday, February 8, 1962
Annual Reports -
(Continued from page 1)
$7,373, Employment Security
Fund: $2,300. Board of Nation
i al Missions: and $859, Western
X-Ray Company.
All persons interested in the
Valley Presbyterian Hospital >
i are urged to attend the com
ing meeting. Members will he
I asked to vote on a change in
; the by-laws which would
change the required age for
! membership from 21 to 19
years of age.
Scout Anniversary
3eing Observed
In observance of National
Boy Scout Week, all area
Scouts are invited to wear their
uniforms to the church of their
choice on Sunday, February 11.
Farm Grant Fund
Sought for Alaska
The Alaska delegation in
Washington, D. C. on Tuesday
of this week introduced bills
in the House and Senate which
would create a $1,250,000 feder
al grant program to aid Alas
ka's farmers in clearing land
for agricultural purposes.
The bills, which were intro
duced in the Senate by Sena
tors E. L. Bartlett and Ernest
Gruening and in the House by
Representative Ralph J. Rivers,
provide that the program would
empower the Secretary of
Agriculture to set up a program
for clearing, drainage and other
betterment of land to bring into
productioon of crops or pas
tures.
Senator Bartlett pointed out
such land work costs are stag
gering and that the State’s re
volving loan fund and Federal
conservation service are rot
sufficient to provide sufficient
long-term development pro
grams essential to orderly
growth.
The SIU4 million rund would
not include administrative
costs.
ABILITY
Be sure you have the ability
—some people with a high aim
in life never get a chance tc
shoot.
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HODGSON IN WASHINGTON
Dr. H. J. Hodgson of the Ex
perimental Station called at
Senator Bartlett’s office while
in Washington to confer with
Agriculture Department offic
ials.
"Clean
with Sanitone"
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