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ONLY CHAPTER FOR INFANTILE
PARALYSIS II! TERRITORY
he President's Bell h Id January
7, was well supported by the
entire corrununity and th >rocoods
wore mere than ocpoctcd* Of the
132,40 net profit, fifty-per
cent v; 11 bo sent to the Rational
Foundation rnd the rest v/i'll
remain in the valley. In 1938 ,
the proceeds were sent to the
• arm .Springs Foundation; in 1930
fifty per cent of the net profits
■ mainod in the Territory and the
rest was sent to the National
' oundution for Infantile Paralysis
as it \.as again this year.
In the., past, this work fo1^ human
ity has been handled h- re in the
valley by Are.0.cilia E. Chapman,
acting as Chairman, 'vt .Che.pnan
hr s con highly compliment,d by
President Roosevelt ’or the work
ah' has done here in the valley.
On January 17, Mrs „ Chapman cr Hod
a me -ting at her homo nr. 3. org' n
is.od the first and only Chapter
in the Territory of Alaska, repre
senting the rational .. oundational
for Infr.ntile Paralysis,
Those present, at this meeting were:
5•Lloyd Boll, Hrs.Vic, Johnson
Mrs, Poland Snodgrass, I.rs. Jack
Cope, hiss Dorothy Vhittney and
Dr, y.lhrccht all of raimer.
Also, Mrs, ..Mill and rs tlossio
’’ly of Hatenuska wore present.
Officers elected were: ’ rs.L,
roll Chairman, Mrs,V,Johnson
”3 c Chairman, Clicc Snodgrass
Mac., and Mrs,Jack Cope trees,
Other members present ar on the
executive committee.
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MEW AUXILIARY ORGAYIZEr
Last Sunday,. afternoon approxi
mately thirty-five women of the
alley gathered in the Community
Fall and organized an Auxiliray
te the Co-op Foard of Directors.
Those elected to s :.rvo arc: Mrs.
V. Johnson President, • ...rs#L,
Borgan vico President', rs,',V.
Marsh See. and Tr as. 1'his group
will hold their regular meeting
the first Monday oi each Month.
After the election of officers
and general discuss: on of problems
to be attacked, th went into
immediately action, h committee
was a. pointed to draw up a con
stitution and by-laws.. Another
committed was pyyoin;.,- d in invest
igate the clothing opartrrunt
and make r-commendations for
ordering items ,f i-h they consid
er ;d would bo in 0r t demand hero.
This committee was made up of
-rs o Lentz, tire. Johnson, i-rs.
a r n . iri ght. This
commit to mad >1 ir investigat
ion on “Cnday. they will also
make recommendations to the Co-op
Board ox’ Directors concerning
changes which th..y consider
bcnificial to the patrons of the
tradin post.
It is felt that a great deal of
good can be accomplished by this
./Oman's Auxiliary; things which
the Board of Directors would not
have tho time to do.
If other women of the valley
have any good constructive ideas
which they would like to see put
in effect, your Woman's Auxiliary
v/ill be the proper channel for
action.