MORE. ABOUT COUNCIL:.
It Is reported that owners of Corpor;
ation breeding stock have in some
instances complained that they have
trouble making collections for ser
vice. Mr.McKechnic explained to
members of the Council that foe3 had
been established at a minimum in or-J
der to encourage systematic brooding
of stock, inasmuch as only through
the increase of stock in the Valley .
will this Project and the people of
the Project ever become self-support
ing. The foe is only to cover the
cost of caring for the animal, which
Is sometimes considerable. There
was also some discussion as to the
possibility of exchanging bulls so
as to minimize the dangers of in
breeding. •: ......
Mr. Jacobs advised that they have
received advice from one insurance
company that' there is,.a goad--ppsgi*
bility of securing group insurance
here. Heretofore this has been Im
possible. Further details ere hem"
written for.
*ir '/<r *>r -15* -Jr $C- •vS*
WE HEAR THAT:
In order to prevent so much over
tine work and possible curtailment
in expense, the offices in the Admin
istrative Building will be closed
at noon each day beginning Hay 1.
Doors will be closed to,the public
but employees will continue to work
until 5:00 P.M.
Helen Barry is on leave from the Hos
pital staff and Adeline Harris is
filling in until her return. Vivian
Stoddard is on leave and Jane Max- ,
well is taking her place in the
General Office.
Several Palmer people took the freight
north Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.Emil
LeV/alters went ..to Sunshine Station
for benver3. Mr.and Mrs,Sydney .Black
and their small son returned t-o their
home at Willow. Miss Ethel McDonald:
Home Demonstration Leader, left for
Fairbanks on the $am'e’train
Alice Bromley, teache-r.^at Palmer,was
rushed to the Hospital-last week with
an acute attack of appendicitis and-'
was operated on immediately. Her
condition is good.
The Jacobsens are that glad to be
back in the Valley. You know Mrs.
Jacobsen is Hank Laaklco’s sister.
Jack Hayes and Jack Cope and Mrs.Vic
Chapman are on tho committee to ar
range transportation for those de
siring to vote Tuesday but with no
way of getting to Palmer. They plan
to uso private cars. The Democratic
Club is sponsoring it but the Chair
man tells us that although they hope
every one will vote Democratic, the
Club will help tho Republicans get
to town to vote. The number of votes
here means representation in the
Territorial Legislature, says Huntley
Irwin Metcalf, Harry DeLand and
Walter Huntley were chosen for the
Precinct Committee at a meeting of
the Democratic Club last Monday.
The Legion and the Auxilliary will
hold monthly meetings at the Matan
yiska Hall on Tuesday, evening after
the elections.
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The Northland Pioneer Grange #1
Celebrated .its third anniversary on
April 1£. A large class of new mem
bers was initiated in a solemn cere
mony. Past Worthy Masters, C.V.
King and Don L.Irwin and Present
Worthy Master, Fred N.Johnson, gave
short talks regarding Grange activi
ties—past and present.