PIONEERS HOLD
MEETING
Pionees of Alaska, Igloo No. 1,
r«net at the Whaley House for a
regular meeting. There was an !
exceptionally fine attendance for]
this important meeting. ]
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Important in the , correspon
dence was the resolution passed
by the Igloo concerning the age
limit for membership. The reso
lution, if passed by the Grand
Igloo, will make it possible for
Alaskan-born who have reached
i the age of 21 years, to become
| members, also that Alaskans who
1 have lived in Alaska continuous
ly for the same length of time to
be eligible. The resolution was
unanimously adopted.
A letter was read from the
War Department acknowledging
the receipt of the resolution
which was passed in May, which
elected Major General Doolittle
to honorary membership. An
other letter from Jimmie Doolit
tle himself, was received, which
has already been published.
Delegates elected to attend the
Grand Igloo in Juneau on Feb
ruary 22nd are M. J* Walsh, O.
D. Cochran, Howard Lyng and T
Scott. In attendance also will be
A. Polet, first vice-president of
the Grand Igloo, and Wallace
Porter, grand guardian.
Officers elected for this Igloo
were Ole Hay, president; Albin
Poison, first vice-president; Nick
Simeon, second vice-president;
Robert Baldwin, secretary; A.
Domingos, treasurer; Charles
Jones, historian; Paul Sarv, ser
geant_at-arms; Max Rappe, out
side guard; Peter X. Peterson,
chaplain.
A committee composed of Ole
Hay, A. Polet, and Nick Simeon
were appointed to meet with a
committee of the Women’s Aux
iliary to make plans for a joint
installation on the second Friday
of this month.
A resolution was passed to
show the Igloo’s appreciation to
R. J. Sommers for nis generous
offer of the Whaley House as a
meeting place for the winter
months.
Territorial drivers’ licenses are
available at th^ office of the U.
S. Commissioner.
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