UailSErtLL1 5 TUI? ID -SSSnRD
aUt states cancelled
Lr.st weok William Bouwcns, U.S.Deputy
l.inrshall, expected to be on i.is way to
the States with Clifford Hrll in his
charge. It was necessary to cancel the
trip, however, when Hall died on Thurs
day. ^
HUR^L DEVELOHuSHT OFFICE
REPORTS FURTHER I..FROVEEEHTS
During the uonth of November the follow
ing was applied on the Rural Development
and Security Plan:
6.6 acres slashed, legs suidded, brush
burned—ready for stumping in one
operation
14.C2 acres slashed and windrowed only
73, £6 e.crcs logs skidded, brush burned
53. £ acres roots picked up before and
after plowing
5 well Louses completed
2 chiciocr. houses completed
22 root cellars completed
They also report that a wel• was dug by
hand on Robert LcCully1s tract in Ca.p 7
after they wore unsuccessful in drilling
a well. Water in sufficient quantity
was found at 25 feet.
uRa. JaCGBS hA£> TuaS
FOR WCLLSil OF VaLLBY
Tuesday, December 7th, L.’s. Leo Jacobs,
wife of the manager of the a. ..k.C.,
entertained five ladies fro:.. Camp 2 at
her hone. Thi3 was the last of a series
which she has been givin. • for the ronea
of the various Camps, m an effort to
become eettor acquainted ever a "cup of
tea".
She is nov' planning to go to a nee ting
of each of the Homemakers1 groups soon
and hopes in this way to boco.ue acquainted
with some who were unable to cone to the
infernal teas she has been giving.
"I wont to know all of the wouen person
ally, " says Lrs. Jacobs. "I wish acre
of then had been able to cone out bad
weather held a lot of the;:, back, I know.
There were sixteen women from one Cezve
and fourteen from another and so I was
able to meet and visit with quite a
number. But I still don't know the:; al
and I do hope every one will f.nd a
minute to drop in and sec ue occasional 3y.
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PAliJift DEMOCRATIC CLUB
HOLDS SPECIAL MEETIliG
a special meeting of the Dcnccratic Club
was held at S:00 P.n. Honda:/, December
6til, for the purpose of drawing up in
structions for delegates to thoDivisional
Convention to be held at Seward on Janu
ary 7th. Uniter Huntley is definitely
planning to go to the convention together
with several ethers who la pe to be able
to ro. The instructions agreed upon are
twc-fold: Thr t delegates should do
everything in tacir power toward abclish
nont of fish traps. That delegates
should do everything in their power to
further action n the building of a.
mad from CLicknlcon to the Richards-n
Highway which wuld noan a read free
the hatanuska Valley tr Valdez and
Fairbanks.
Two weeks ago Unit- r Huntley was elected
Chairman of the Donacretie Club; C.H.
Perr.nc, Vicc-Chairman; Mrs. Pcrrinc,
Secretary; and 3inar Huseby, Treasurer.
This 'roup is one of the units jerking
up four divisional units, vi.icli together
act ns the Territorial Dcnccratic Party.
Regular meetings are held the third
Monday in each i.enth. Duos are v1.00
The following committees have been
appeintcd:
Entertainment: C.H.Pcrrinc, Dinar Huseby
and Monty ha rr i s
Uays and heans: hrs. Vic Cha.pnan nnd
hrs. C. H, Perrine
Publicity: Jack .-liman and Irvin Metcalf
Legislative: Lee J; cobs, Otto Kelson and
Irwin hot calf
You notice we arc "bigger and better’'
this issue and subscriptions are pouring
in.
If xrc don't study and nove forward,
we can't co.iplain xf the world ,..eves
on and leaves us behind.
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BUY YOia CHRISTLAS SE^tLS SOT!!
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