McDonald and
Mr.Oldroyd at Fairbanks. Those
people have put forth a great
deal of effort to make this years
Roundup a big success. Those of
us who can not co arc no less dis
appointed than they v/ho helped to
plan for our intertrinment.
Therefore, if anyone feels es
pecially bad, remember steps
have been taken which were con
sidered best for everyone.
Put your Club-•money in the bank
for safe keeping. Thcres another
year coming AMD YVB’ LL 3E TITBRE.
You 4—IT Club members— open your
song books to the page where the
song is about," Throw Them out
The Y'ibndow ". Now--inscrt the
word''measles’ and every body
A fine baby. grand-daughter arriv
ed yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Wn/
Bouwons. Grand-daddy and grandma
and all the new aunts and uncles
arc recovering as well as can
be expected. The new arrival
will make her home with Mr. and
Mrs.Oliver Onlcka. This tiny
Miss tips the scales at five
pounds and fourteen ounces.
On July 21, a fine baby boy
arrived at the local hospital
for Mr. and Mrs,Walter Pipplc.
This boy arrived too late to get
his name in the paper as did
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Iiermon when less than an
hour old. Wc hope this early
fane won't spoil the child.
♦
Also, on July 23, a baby girl
arrived to Mr. and %s, George
Vennc. Just in tine to make
entry for the baby show at the
Pair.
PROM DOCTOR ALBRECHT
The fact that no one will be
permitted to attend the 4-K
Round-up from the Matanuska
Valley is a great disappointment
to me for 1 fully realize the
disappointment it has meant to
many.
I hope that everyone understands
that the health'authorities have
made a decision, which in their
opinion is the wisest and safest
for all concerned. It would be
very serious should this danger
ous and contagious disease break
out amoung a group of children
that had gathered at Fairbanks
from all over the Territory.
My only request now is that'every
one though unhappy about it,
accept the decision as a wise one
and cooperate to the fullest to
curta.il the spread of the disease
here in our home community. The
reason we have discontinued s.ct
ivities is to stop the spread of
the disease but after all, your
help is v/hat counts.
Signed:
C.Earl Albrecht M.D
DOES YOUR DISTRICT MACHINERY
NEED REPAIRS ?
It will soon be time to repair
the binders and mowers in prepar
ation for this seasons harvest.
The Corporation will not order
these repairs as they have done
in the past. It has been pointed
out that, all machinery has be4n
allocated to the various districts
without charge. It now becomes
the duty of each district to keep
it in good repair, and at their
own expense.