CSCA!? ITERTTULLA BECC10?S HEAD
OF FO’.VEI? FLA!!?; SVCCEEnS PIERCE
When j..Tr. E .C .pierce left last wecl: on a
vacation from the rouer plant, it was with
the understanding that he would not return.
However, his plans for the future were not
entirely definite. He had been in charge
of the Fewer plant for mono than two years,
Oscar Kcrttulla, who has been working under
pierce for several months and who is an
engineer, was ashed to take ever the manage
ment . At the sane time a new crew was ta
ken on. fhe workin • schedule at present is
as follows; 8:00 to 4;00 F—Oscar ”er
ttulla, 4-00 PU to 12-00--grant France,
12;00 to 8;00 A.::.—Valter V/ineck and Joe
Dragseth acting as helper during the day.
The boilers have already beer, tested accor
ding to U.S,Government inspection laws and
are all right, says i;r. Kcrttulla. plans
arc being made to completely over-haul the
plant in the near future.
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General Carpentering h cabinet Yfcrl:
in good condition. Arvrn "outer and
Electric Defroster. Uev battery, now
spare tiro--ncvor on car, other rubber
Good.
This car driven less than 20,000 r.ilcs.
Fully insured against fire, collision
and wreckage. Terns to responsible
Inside House Finishing
in a
yodern Equipped Shop
’7n. Dennett
pa Inc r
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party
J.V,Kirsoh
i;opj; ad cur civic councirTEi.riii&s -
and Hr. Virgil Eckert v;ere appointed to
present this resolution to the hoard of the
Cooperating Association.
At a previous meeting recently, it was
voted that the Council authorize the writ
ing of a new resolution addressed to the
A.R.R.C. Board, asking for further Colonist
representation on the Executive Committee
of that poard and that the Council desig
nate some one to prosor.t said resolution
to the Board. L'r. L'ecully was asked to
prepare the resolution and present it to
the A.R.R.C. Board of Directors.
rceriTiLiZATiou contracts stoned
WITH OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
A new contract covering the hospitiliza
tion of native children of Alaska has
recently been signed with the Office of
Indian Affairs, according to Dr.C.Earl
Albrocht. This covers conditions and
requirements for the care of chronic
cases.
"'■‘c e::pcct to hear within the near future
as to the number of patients which will
bo sent here," says Dr.Albrecht. "Further
more, we have assurances from Washington
that tho Office of Indian Affairs will
ask for additional funds in their next
year's budget to make it possible for
that office to keep several of our beds
in the Hospital filled all the time.
We have already forwarded letters to sev
eral officials who we feel nay be,inter
ested in helping us keep up our Hospital.
Among these arc Hr. J.H.Townsend, Direc
tor Health of the Office of Indian
A"fairs in Washington, D.C., the Honorable
Anthony j. Dimond and Dr. II. H. Colvin.
V/c are asking thon do all they can to
insure uhe inclusion of sufficient money
in the next budget of the Office of Indi
an Affairs to allow for the hOspitiliza
tion of a number of chronic cases here."
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SUNDAY SCaCOL TO 'HAVE '.YAFFLE
ADD PANCAKE SIT FED
Tnc Sunday school of the- Community church
Is having a big pancake and Traffic Supper
a.; tiie church cn Tuesday evening, March 23
in addition te the supper they are offer
ing some entertainment during the supper,
and aftowards Do.Ear?. Albrecht will show
a series of nbtion pictures and some in
color, many from his trip outside.
Supper will be served from 5;o0 to 7;30
and tickets are now on sale at 55/ each,
IT. Jacobs was asked-about the inoculation
for field seed and he advised that this
has already been ordered. Ho further
stated in answer tc a question that all
seeds being ordered for cooperating Asso
ciation members are those recommended by
the gxperinont station. Only seeds that
are felt to be suitable for this country
are being ordered, according to Mr. Jacobs
it was reported that all tiie districts
have voted to support the 4-point Hospital
program tc the full extent of their abil
ity.
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