• PALMER BASKETBALL GIRLS WIN
ONE GAME, LOSE ONE AT ICE
CARNIVAL IN FAIRBANKS
The GirlS' Basketball team of the
Palmer Athletic Club evened things
up with Fairbanks after having lost
to them in the' game at Anchorage
recently, v/hen they ended with a
score of 19-7.
Palmer girls played 'the Fairbanks
team when they drew for opponents at
the Fairbanks Ice Carnival March 10,
11,12 and 13. Anchorage and Univer
sity of Alaska were matched in a
second game, with the University
girls winners.
In the final games, Palmer played
University and the losers—Anchorage
and Fairbanks played, Fairbanks won
from Anchorage and Palmer lost to
University with a score of 26-19.
The Palmer team was ahead at the end
of the first half but dropped bohind
when they came onto the floor again.
They played short-handed after the
two guards--M.Monkman and G.Bjomscn
had fouled out. Palmer played the
entire game with but 7 girls for pla>
MORE ABOUT REALTY SALES CONTRACT -
wished to give up his place; and al
so in the. case of the death of a
present holder when the Corporation
has the right to decide whether the
heirs could or would fulfill the re
quirements for land holding. If was
pointed out that this community was
set-up to be a Cooperative Rural
Community and it was on thrt basis
the Colonists came to Alaska. Such
clauses protecting the Corporation
are in reality clauses to protect the
Cooperative Rural Community for all
time and to make secure the founda
tion of a successful cooperative
community.
The clause giving the representatives
of the Corporation the right to in
spect property at all tines during
the life of the contract, is not in
tended to be necessary except in the
rare cases and then would only be
carried out as a precautionary mea
sure to maintain the standards of the
community,
It has been pointed out by officials
of the A.R.R.'C. and some of the Col
onists that a contract which protects
CO-OP BOARD TO MEET Moll DAY
TO DISCUSS DEFINITE SALES
PLAN AND SALES APPLICANTS
The meeting of the Co-op Board on
Monday, March 14, was devoted
largely to general discussion of
sales problems, changes in the mar
keting contract, and further dis
cussion of the Trading Post and
the creamery. The only thing acted
upon was a motion passed by the
Board stating that there should be
no discrimination against women in
the sorting of wage scales.
It was decided that the various
applications for sales manager al
ready received and others which may
be presented, will be discussed at «
the next meeting on the 21st. It
Is expectedthat a definite decis- -
ion will be come to at this meeting.
FAIR ASSOCIATION BOARD
MEETS TO ELECT OFFICERS
At a meeting of the Fair Associatior
Board of Directors held last Monday,
M.D. Snodgrass was re-elected pres
ident, C.V.King was chosen vice
president, Fred Johnson, treasurer
and I.M.C.Anderson, secretary.
Selection of a Fair manager was
discussed. The Board is consider
ing several people but the manager
will probably not be chosen ri$i:t ,
away.
the purchaser to the extent of
guaranteeing to reimburse him to
the ftill extent of his payments
and assessed value of improvements'
in case he loaves before payments
are completed, is certainly unusual!.
It is common practice when making
realty or chattel purchases on con
tract that all payments are for
feited if payments can not be made,
even in the case of a small balance.
rhe meeting did not disband until
1:30 Tuesday morning after lengthy .
discussion of the new contract and
installation of the new Council mem
bers. A special meeting of the now
Council is scheduled to be held on
next Monday evening to elect offi
cers.
"see joiujsc::" ..
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