A?; RKCIATICN
It is my desire to t a'k the
people who helped to make the
President's Ball a grand success
January 27, 1040. T also want
to thank the manage* hr, !isho ,
o.f the COC camp for mak: tu it
possible for me to have help
for decoriing the hell. Cur
friends from the T'iner, Anchorage
k'acilla and '“atanuska, my thanks
to you all for your loyal sup
port, and greetings to ;h<. Voice
of the Golden Worth,
Since this affair was o' a public
benefit, I feel that it is my
duty to make a statement in the
Volley Pettier of in’one end
ex enditnre.
Total income from refr- laments
and tickets. 23C.73
’ p;p en s e s .. 98,5?
het pi’ofit . ~ vlk:”. T9
ifty ppr cent pf the orofit will
be cent tc the National foundation
for Infantile Paralysis at New
1 Oj.1v. •
Nov;.that we have a Chapter in
t le '-.'alley for Infantile Paral
sis, X want to take this c’por
t-unity in asking the _ eo; le to
sup ort this Chapter, The Pounda
tion needs your aid, the aid of
all Americans, so don't let them
down. Again I thank vou one and
all.
■ igned: Cecilia E.Cl - en<
Chairman for President's
Ball
F OR- G F T - ME -NOT
CLUB
The Palmer 4-"-II For-^ot-v;-not
Club is making other’s Lay
cards and wo are making a book ’
for flowers.The next mooting
fill bo held at the home of"
i.Irs.Graham, our loader, on
the 16th, of February,
Kenneth Klinopier
Club reporter
EXTENSION SER7IC
NOTES
3ecause of the Undulant Fever
scare in Anohoraa , Dr, Loftus
w. s requested to cl enge his plans
and come to Anchorage and the
Matanuska Valley t, ree weeks
ahnad of schedule for cow testing
work. The information was re
ceived in a wire immediately
after farmers ha 1 been informed
that ho would d'' bore in February,
Dt was impossible to inform you
of this change except through the
Valley Sfettl r on time for ;fou
to get your requ.-s ? in before
his deporturn, Several requests
were recei'ed too late to have
the testing done.
However we feel you arc safe
from . for Dr,Loftus
was testing in tli :• valley. For
three years cows in the valley
have been tested w. thout finding
a single reactor, lattle shipped
in from the 3tr. es were free at
time of ship ping and the barns
have plenty of fresh air hqre 30
your cows should"cause you no
worry.
.toward 3stelle
District veto ns ion Agent
•it TrrnTW
x _ -«. • L i . j -j
a:tc rr-. i lag tie
As result of a _rc -.b educational
movement, count 1 meric.-.ns
today have cnlis G in the fight
against a great plague -- syphilis
They have learned that syphilis
can be cured and syphilis in the
new born prevented-- by prompt,
proper treatment.
Thanks to this national awakening
two and one hr IT t/m — as many
cases were reported for treat
ment in 1933 as in 1928, accord
ing to information from the U.S.
Public Her.1th 'ervice anc private
physicians all over ho countryl
And more Americans, now than ever
before realise that, while syphil
is may be acquiror innocently,
no one need remai . in doubt as to
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