Octob:r IQ, IC41
ITo. 41
Vol. 4
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ars. Lawrence liber
the Valley a fov; v/o lee a
n ' nt-'.'O
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v;ho left
jo to vis
it her father ir, Lilwaulccc, was
rot by sad news, her father • r.
George Clime had b en in an auto
riiobiic accident ‘ and died the same
day she arrived. -1e vms conscious
for a few minutes and recognized
her. All her friends hero in the
Valley extend their heart felt •
sympathy in this tiro of sorrow.
t j. -k__ i. ■—j •»* 11 •' j
Lrs. Ariel
ent of '.Vasilia,
drowned in Lci.ce
c t j. ^*11 on n ^r x*
.Ah DROVrAD
: H c l'ob c r. ck, r e s i £ -
was aceidonte.lly
Louisc, Vodnesday
Ansi 11a. Lrs.
c l. ibuack was re;. ert d to bu in
poor health, and ap arcntly f .-11
n the water, -./her. overcome by a
heart attack.
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as lie v/as
tain after
Sklvtna Re
DIRS
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aroma
coi.iin
s orvo
Do::, former local
n died yesterday,
g down the moun
ting a fire in the
nea r Goat Greek.
IThcthor doath was caused by
accident or from -natural causes
has as yet been undetermined.
big fare
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T one rrcw c v ■, ning
well party will be hold in the
Auditorium for the Rov. B. J.
Bingla *s.
Old time Alaskan’s and for
several years, residents of the
I.latanuska Valley.
Hr, and i-'rs. Single have
been strenuous workers in the
up-building of this community
and with genuine regret,
their many friends witness their
transfer to their new post at
dairbanks.
A program is plann and
everyone is invited to attend.
ITSvif TLDATHS P3ICL3
Due to the imposition of
additional taxes under the 1941
devenuo Act, it has become nec
essary to increase the prico of
admission to the theatre, while
an admissions tax has been in
force for some time, it has un
til non '-een absorbed by the Co
op.
The new tax is levied on
all theatre admissions, from
10e un, and the Cooperative As
sociation will continue to ab
sorb the tax on children's ad
mi s s i cns, leaving them at ? Odf
the student and adult tichets
will bo sold for 25 o and 5r
respectively wh i ch i n clud e v. th e
tax.
C^TlT ''t* vp »i y p.
7 ri 7*0 ST* OTIP 0 t o 0 ■p w •' OSS —
ity Tor snail short-term leans
common 'In the 1:1 fe of famers
everywhere, twenty-two residents
of the Valley met IV e dries dry nl^ht
to investigate the possibilities
of for ing a local Credit 1 '.ion.
Literature from the harm
Or'd;. t Aduinis ration was real,
as well no correspondence from
those guidin_ the movement in
tl e States. ar. Lri;c, who was
elected temporary chairman of
the meeting, outlined the 'nec
essity for such an organisation
and read the Federal Credii Union
A.ct. A vote revealed those pre
sent to be unanimously in lavor
of farming such a Union.
The election of an imor
porating Board of Directors to
serve until t>e first r.nm.’.l
Membership mooting resulted as
follows: C. n. Monaghan, .'res
ident; Roland Snocp rass, ,'.h cre
tary; R, 3. Graham, Den 'Parhs,
Oscar Kertulla, V/n. Casler, and
C. ?. 'illson.
The Board has prepared and
forwarded to the Governor of the
(Con’t on page 4)