ANCHOiUJE SL'iLES COMffiTCTIClJ SPUED;
GOODS TO BE SOLD FROM F. iL*..hR T.iLE-BEIlJG
.J-PLIC..TICNS TOR S'XE.
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'•CEPIED
The Mat an u ska Valley Cooperating ..ssociatioi
through its Sales agency, tile .uR.E.C,,
announces that by nutual consent cf the
Cooperating association ana the Anchorage
Fruit and Produce Co:..pony th; t the .latter
organization will cease to sol], exclusively
tho products of the Matanuskn Valley, It
was agreed at the Board neetin3 on March 7
that for the tine being sales, of produce
would be handled fron Palner.
Several applications for the position of
salesman to handle Matanusnn Maid products
in the Territory have already boon consi
dered end any one interested should present
written application to the Board, stating
qualifications, references, experiences,etc.
This is not to be confused with the posi
tion of Executive Director.
„t this sam meeting, Kr. George Sund dis
cussed the possibilities cf electrification
jf tlio Valley. He stated tin t letters
oring no results. Ho suggested that the
might be nore apt to ta!:o action if
. petition were presented, Nr. 3und fur
ther suggested that such a petition be pre
pared and Dr.H.II.Colvin in Washington bo
.sited to present the petition. Mr. ?.rix
suggested that Representative .xythony Di
.ond be asked to push this r:ovt:.ont,
. letter from Kr. Norland of Fairbanks was
’cad by Hr. Jacobs, advising th .t Hr,Norland
rid secured a display window-ir. Fairbanks
'or the use of the Katar.uska Valley during
•he Ice Carnival. It was moved that a
.etter of thanks be v/ritten to Kr, Norland
nd accepting his offer to arrange the
.ecoration of the window.
. motion wa3 passed unanimously giving a
/ote of confidence to Kr. Leo Jacobs for
the way the Co-op business is being con
ucted.
VIOL.iTORS TO EE ClLiRGED
’he n.R.R.C. has published a ruling re
• ently, in response to the request of the
ublic Health Council, as follows;
Pedestrians, only, will use the walks of
lie Connur.ity Center. Vehicles using the
folks will be charged with "trespassing",
arking in the yard in front of the Gy..ma
lum will also be prohibited.
here is no roadway betv/een the school and
he playground and vehicles are prohibited
ron traveling there.
he regulation becaies effective it once."
RUR L I'LvTJLOarj.T C
r.oa SE.L“iL;i^* rlpoi
ice fjcss
OF i?OORE,3S
The Rural re^olo/nont Department odri.3*?r.
i. that during 1'obrue.ry tUo following work
v/n s ac c ouplis ho d.
Slashed, logs 3l:idded, brash
burned, ready for stunning 71,54 acres
Slashod and windrowed 110.89 acres
Brush burned, logs skidded • 24-.75
Logs skidded 15.0
Earns finished 2
Uoil House finished 1
Chicken House ” 1
j Root Cellar " 2
! 124 Colonists received allotments for work
j accomplished on their tracts.
! There are 59 Colonists employed all or part :
tine in the Civic Center. This does not in-!
[elude bus drivers, teachers, etc, i
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their power to assist in the plan to help
the Hospital continue.
Taoso who have
for the coming
District ^1
District jfZ
District jfZ
District /4
District ;>'5
oistrict ffo
District ^7
*■ District ^8
boon elected to the
your are:
- Loren McKcchnio
- Fred Johnson
- lieni.etii Foster
- Rayi.ond Griese
- Virgil Eckert
- Earl Barry
- Robert McCully
- Francis Henry
Council
Th.o first meeting of the new Council will
be Llrrch 11 in the Don.it oiy Baser rent, Palner.
In District 1, McKochnie ;vas rc-elacted
urr.niuously. In District 2, Laokko and On
kka withdrew and the voting reminsd between
Fred Johnson and Joe Loyer. In District 4,
Raylond Gric-se .was elected by a 2/3 rar.ority.
In District ,/5, Virgil Eckert was n "dark
horse" and was elected 3 to 1 although not
nominated at the uecting last nonth. Ir.
District 6, Ennos refuse! the nomination
and Harry DeLand was unwilling to bo shown
on the voting ballot.
MORE 1.3CUT CONTEdT
money raising. To Mi1, tu»d Mrs. Cecil Jelli
son and Mr, Loren Mal'eclinic for assisting
at taa -ad with the drawing of the
ruffle tickets. To Walter Hontloy, t..c
U.d.Commissioner, William Bouwens, the U.S,
Deputy Marshall, and C.C.Brix, lawyer, for
their assistance in checking the final vote
count. To Dr. Earl ^Ibrecht for hie work
as Master of Ceremonies, ^jid all others.