Vol. 1 Wo. 32
July 15, 1953
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Alaska
5 cents
PROGRAM FOR FI3iJNG
Each person wanting to fish with
the Community nets, ltrust do their
own fishing and pay 5^ for each
fish taken home. This charge is
for the use of the gear and boats.
Those wishing fish please sign
for tides at the warehouse.
Notice will be given when fish
start running. Each person must
be gone 24 hours.
EGG CHECKS
Mr. Leo B. Jacobs has authorized
Louis Odsather in the warehouse
to make it possible for the farm
ers to cash egg checks at the
warehouse when b\.\ying feed.
This will be a convenience to the
producers of eggs and the buyers
of food during the afternoon when
the .Accounting office is closed.
RECREATION GROUNDS
The Civic Council is making pre
paration to organize and. build a
permanent recreation ground on
the Wasilla Lake shore on the
Berg place. The site and ground
for this purpose has been donated
by Mr. Berg. The A.R.R.C. bulldoz
er has built a road into the lake
shore and further attempts have
’ boon made to clear the ground.
Next Sunday, July 24, the Civic
Council invites everybody in the
Valley interested to come to the
Borg place on IV r si11a Lake shore.
Bring your lunch, an axe and plen
ty of energy and the inclination
to work. They are calling for
volunteers to help clear this
piece of ground and make it a per
manent picnic ground for the peo
ple of the Valley. The A.R.R.C.
arc furnish ng r. small cat to pull
stumps and do the heavy work. This
is one oi the things everybody
should be interested in and. if
everybody comes, a 0rand time can
lie had making the work more plea
sant. liaybe a special invitation
should be c"tended to the winners
of the log chooping and log saw
in_ contest on the 4th. Talent
in~this matter will help inspire
those with an over-supply of ener
gy*
Anyway, come bring your lunch
nnh remember the date, July .24,
the placd, Berg's place on the
Wasilia road.
NOTICE
All eligible persons planning to
ro to Fairbanks lor the 4-K Club
Round-up, please see Miss Ruth
LoArnond or Mr. Anderson and ad
va.nce $5.00, the price of the
Railroad fare in order that trans
portation arrangements may be made
at once.
About 75 persons have signed up to
go and as things appear at this
time it will bo one grand time.
MANY VISITORS HERE
avr.y distinguish^;! outside visit
ors are -stopping in Palmer for
afoa days visit in the dolony.
Hiss .Melba II.Faltz cl the St ate
Department Of Public ’ <~lfa.ro from
Radis on Wisconisn is ho'r'c for a
short visit to obtain first-hand
information of the Colony.
Er.H.H.I-'illshire representing the
Horrst pap_rs and J.’V.LUkon horti
culturist,hero taking educational
pictures.