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In spite of the bad weather
Saturday ^he 25th» a large crowd
attended the President.'s Eall. Many
more either contributed directly
or bought tickets even though they
could not be present„
Excellent music was furnished
by the 4 ' Infantry Band from Fort
Richardson, The music was greatly
enjeyed by all present and it is
hoped thrt this band may be so**
cured age in at some future time,
Joe Iclank of Anchorage held
the lucky number and was the win
ner of the door prise.
As soon as all accounts have
been settled an itemised atacement
of expenses and the not proceeds
will be published. Half of the net
proceeds will be sent to the Nat
ional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis and the other half wi11
be added to our local fund, The
local fund will be used in our own
community to aid in the treatment,
of Infantile Paralysis in case of ^
an epidemic of the disease or in
single cases where help is needed.
A nice reserve fund is being built
up and it is; hoped that it will
continue to grow.
EXTEUGI C2I NOTES
PARI;1 & POME PEEK
The Farm and Home program was
well attended despite unfavorable
weather. The attendance was well
over 200. The speakers Wore well
received. Valuable ini’conation was
given out on poultry heal i.ng,
lighting and housing; fertilizers,
livestock and poultry diseases.
An attractive display of home woven
rugs made from discarded rags was
shown.
The crowd was well fed by the
Homemakers, Dr. Graves, snowbound,
but appeared on the program the
following day and posted two chick
ens, demonstrating to the crowd how
to look for and determine diseases
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CO-OP MEMBER SHIP MEETING FSB. 15
V
Tho terns of office of your
members 'of the Board of 'Directors
expire oik that date.
Frank Linn—three year term
C. 0, Br-ix- -throe year term
Earl Keeker-•••throe year terra
Max Sherrod -two year term
Sleet.ion will be hold to fill
the vocan ties,
A change in tho By Laws of the
Association will be considered af
fecting the legal debt limit. It
has been .suggested that the debt
limit be raised to the extent ncc
cs.iO.ry to pay tho A: R. R, Clor
tid. Idings, land end equipment in
cluded in the property in Civic
Center sold by the A.RsR,0* to
the Co-cp.
You will want to hear tho an
nual reports of the manager and
board of directois of tho associa
tion. Only tvo weeks away. This
is your business. BE THEBE,’
AT THE LEGISLATURE IN JUNEAU
Rop, Howard Lyng of Nome hand
ed.in' the first hill of the present
session of the legislature calling
for an Appropriation of ^600,000
for roadffv trails, and landing
fields throughout the Territory.
The money to be apportioned equally
among the four divisions.,
Harvey Smith presented a bill
to amend the unerr p toymen t compensa
tion act and extend its previsions
[to employers of a minimum of one in
stead of eight who worked each of
five instead o1 20 different weeks
during the year.
SNOW dd. UTTPUL SNOW
AND WIND
Ths storm of Wednesday and
Thursday we3 general ever the Valley,
The falling snow was whipped into
eilos and drafts, feet deep. Twice
the off ort was required to gee half
the regular work done. Cars were
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