NOTICE OP SCHOOL ELECTION
School election will be held
Saturday March 1, in the Community
Hall, for the purpose of electing
a member to the School Board for
a tnrm of three years, to replace
Mr. Patrick J# Hemmer, who's term
of office expires on that date.
Mrs, A. R, Moffit has two
years still to serve and Mr. Rex
Monaghan's term expires in 1942.
Sober consideration is urged
in the selection of the person to
fill this position. Those persons
who are connected with the admin
istration of the facilities for
education of the young people of
any community have a grave re
sponsibility. ■and your responsi
bility hr. and Mrs. Voter, is equall
as great. The person best quali
fied should be elected to office
and after his election it is your
duty to support him, er-a-moral
supp ort of c ours e.
DIRECTOR OLDROYD VISITS VALLEY
Director Lcrin T. Oldroyd is
expected in Palmer today, and will
spend several day.s in the Valley
conferring with personnel of Ex
periment Station and Extension
Service.
COMMUNITY CHORUS TO MEET
The Comirr-nity Chorus will
meet at the home of Dr. and I-rs.
C. E. r.llrecht at 7:30 Sunday, Feb
ruary 23. The first half of the
program will consist of "Hungarian
Rhapsody Ho. 2" by Liszt,"Eine
Peste Burg" by Bach and "Tristan
and Isold?" by Wagner* Intermis
sion will be followed by "Symphony
No. 5" by Beethoven.
A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
A DAILY THOUGHT
To know one person who is ab
solutely to be trusted will do'more
for a man's moral nature - yes, and
even his spiritual nature - than all
the sermons he ever heard or can
hear. George MacDonald
CO-OP ANNUAL MEETING CON'T
was exercised to enable the As
sociation to operate a business
of this size and diversity of in
terests on such limited capital.
Cooperative hospitalisation
was suggested as a possible sol
ution for placing the hospital
on firmer footing. Under a Co-op
set up, a flat rate per family
or per person would be'paid per
iodically in advance,•a method
insuring hospital care, and pre
venting the accumulation of bills
receivable which keeps most hos
pitals in the red.
The auditor closed his re
port with the comment, ’’The op
erations for the period have shown
a satisfactory trend and have re
sulted in a net profit on op
eration before allowance for de
preciation on plants and equip
ment, the transfer of which have
not been fully completed,
A motion was passed pro
viding for suspension of rules
and allowing women to vote in the
absence of their husbands.
Three new members wore el
ected to the Board of Directors
Elmer LeDuc, Harold Dinkle and
Roland Snodgrass. C, C. Brix was
re-elected. Carl Rasmussen, Donald
Parks and' Prank Clark are the other
directors, serving unexpired terms
of office.
The proposal, to amend art
icles of incorporation, providing
for increase in limit of indebted
ness was tabled.
Ross L. Sheely, L. C. Stock
and Mrs. Victor Johnson were ap
pointed as a committee to send a
message to the Territorial Leg
islature, protesting proposed real
estate tax. The sponsors of the
motion causing' the formation of
this committee, feeling income tax
to be more equitable.
A motion was passed, calling
for a complete and impartial con
gressional investigation of affairs
of the Hatanuska Valley project.
The farm project of this Valley has
long been a subject of controversy.
Giaigos of lack of effort on the
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