F. T. A. MFhTS (eon't)
month, and receive all if their
dental work for this amount, A
vot<_ indicated that more persons
favored tie latter plan. No de
finite action was taken.
hiss Whitney reported that the
Territorial Health Dept, would
provide free eye examinations for
children who needed glasses, on
condition that the glasses wo
uld be provided whore necessary.
The remainder of the evening was
devoted to travel talks, hiss
Jeffery told of her trip to New
York where she attended the . Col
umbia University. Places of in
terest that she visited on her tr
ip were The Lincoln henorial,
Springfield, 111., Fore 7 .cessity,
where Washington made his first
stand, Washington, D. C„, and a
number of Campuses. One thing of
interest in Washington Df C. was
the habit the newsboys had of
leaving their papers on t c street
corn,r for the customers to help
th a s Iv is. The cus: r tossed
a coin on the pile of papers and
tool; his copy.
iss Lorah told many intorcsting
tilings, about hor trip to . cxico.
She told how the trains w re
stuffy and poorly ventilated, how
they shook you around until you
did well to st;.j in your seat,'how
thq people lived in adobe huts,
always with beautiful flowers
ar und. thor, how thny plowed with
oxen, how the pigs and chickens
shared the houses with the neoplc,
ar.d many other things which inrue
us clad that we lived in pood old
U.S.A.
After the two talks Harry binner
played a trumpet solo.
Refreshments of cherry r ic and
coffee wore served. At the next
mooting refreshments will be
white codec and grc-cn j^llo.
NOTT-S 011 00-OP BOARD ..7LTING
(Con’t)
Another natter that cone up was- ,*
the representation of Palmer o.t the
Fairbanks Ice Carnival by the el
ection of a 1!h;iss Hatanuslca Maid
•1940’’,. While the time in which to
work is lir.itcal a committee con
sisting of John Clark, chairman,
Rebt. Hig£inbotho , and Loren
LcKcchnic was appointed to start
work immediately. fho importance
of advertizing our products in
Fairbanks and furthering the feel
ing of friendship and Oood will .
’that exists between the two places
cannot be overemphasized*
A discussion followed abort the re
pair and: management of the farm
machinery in the various districts.
It was decided to appoint a com
mittee to meet with the Civic
Council to discuss repairing and ■
arranging for the use of the Mac
hinery. • hr, Rr.smussen and hr•
Heckor were appointedto serve on
this committee.
DISTRICT 3 GIVIS VOTE OF
CO'Tim 'Ch TO VR. STOCK
At their regular no-, ting last Sat.
February 17th, District 3 indicated
by a unai.’.inous v^to their con
fidence in hr. Stock and his ability
to manage the affairs of the M.C.
F.C.A.About 20 members were pre
sent at the meeting wi ich was
held at the Walter Huntley 1 one.
F. S. Lee, president, and Francis
Sullivan, secretary, were elected
to servo another yetr .
NOTICE
t>r. Armstrong, who has been taking
Dr. Albrecht's place the past few
weeks,will stay another week at '
t"ho Pal :ii r Hospital. Dr. Ar istrong
’will take care of all routine bus
iness at the hospital; however, Dr.
Albrecht will be at hone and will
see patients by special appointments