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CURTH ANNUAL FATAHUoKA VALINA
AT FALMER, .-LA AKA
FAIR AIIPT. 8,?#& 4
Vol.2
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L.. hi' Lf OH PR2-SCHOOL
"TJ LUNATIONS
The lav r quir-s that -very chill
t1 ' c .1 for the fir. t
tii.ic i:• t ... V- a physical oxanin -
tion b fere they enter school.
Th Hoc.lih Center ’..'ill be open
to give this service August 29
freri 1: to 5: p.n.
Tile Health Center has been con
ducting; r s 'rics of physical
oxaiuinnti .ms for the pre-school
child d ich .service is free of
eharg., hi pro:rm has included
the various districts of the
yallov and has been arranged tc
benefit very no.
If tl r is • ny child who has not
had tl jir physical examination
and expects to b gin school this
fall f th first time, Aug.29
will be th ;ir last opportunity.
School he gins ;h. - f llowing week
theirafter.
Mr.Kaarl si, sanitary engine or
from Jnn-ay. has been visiting in
th -valley. Mr.Nasi is here on
an inspect:! on tour and. has visited
many public bindings under his
jurisdiction.
With Mr.Tirana ho nc.de . general
inspection of the Palmer school
for lighting ■ nd sanitation, hr.
Nasi r- sort eel the building to be
very satisfactory in these respect
The Hop,lth-.Council was instru
ne nt" 1 in obtaining fron Fairbanks
(see page 2 )
CO-OP 1TJY/S
jotd:
?o.ling that the cxpcricnc gain
ed in tho operation.0, of the- meat,
cr- cncry ; nd produce Departments
had given the Coopcrutivj an
opportunity to set up an organiza
tion that could be extended when
needed. The Board of Directors
on July 24, adked the ARRC to turn
over the operation of the Trading
Post and Garage under a similar
arrangement as now in effect
in the other departments operated
by tho Co-op.
No reply has been received r -
lrtive to what action was taken
by the Board of Directors of the
'ARRC to date other than an
acknowledgement of the proposal
on August 3,
It is hoped that satisfactory
arrangements can bo worked out
in this so details of operation
can be worked out in advance of
the complete turn owr of facil
ities and give the Co-op a chance
to establish themselves as pur
chasing organ!z ation•
Negotiations arc under way by the
Co-op 3oard of Directors with
r.Ickcs, Secretary of tho Interior
to obtain any funds, which might
°o made available to this project ,
The board proposed that if any
further funds are made available,
the major portion should be grant
ed directly to the ^atanuska "elD.gy
?.farmers Cooperating Association,
Their reasons for this proposal
wan that the Co-operating Assoaia
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