DISCUSSION Of INCQlfAT.ION
FOR PALMER DRAWS BIG
ATTENDANCE AT C. Of C
Thirty rootle turned out at the last meet-'
ing of the Chamber of Commerce Luncheon i
on T'ednesday pf this neek. Uhile enjoying!
a delicious meal prepared by'the ladies of
the United Protestant Church, thej attempts
to solvo a fer: of Palmers problems,
Don L, Irvin introduced Dr, 0.2, Reed, who
told the Chamber horn greatly impressed he
res v:ith the Valley and that ho did not
fool'that roports had done the Valley jus
tice. He tra's greatly surprised at the pro
gress ho said. Mr. Irvin then introduced
Hr. Alfred D, Edgar v:ho is a Specialist in
Storage Problems, but at the present time
is trying to find existing problems so
that'they may be referred to other special
icts.
Plans mere made for the Reception of
people aboard the nev Streamliner sched
uled to arrive in Palmer on Thursday of
this meek.
The Chamber supported Hr. Hau’s action in
ordering’500 Dixie Cups from the Co-op
Creamery, but found thajr had to increase
the number to more like 700 as Anchorage
res bringing 300 children and Palmer
boasts of over 400.
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Other problems rere quickly solved among
rhich rere—the selection of a Reception
Committee to represent the Chamber of Com
-crce. Mr. '”.C. Ma.u and Mr. Jack E. Maze
more elected by the group. Upon Mr.Maze’s
and Mr. Mau’s request for heIn—
Mr. Snelling assured them that each teache
mould be responsible for'the children
from her respective room.
Mr. Sidling also suggested that the Stu
dent Council distribute the Dixie Cups.
Mr. Hagen suggested that a $5. prize be'
offered for the largest head of cabbage,’
and that the cabbage be presented to Col.
Johnson upon his arrival in Palmer, Mr,
Snclling offered to get this information'
out to farmers through the school pupils,
Ur, Sims asked for volunteer help at the
Hospital this next Saturday and expressed
his appreciation at the success of the
past veer’s accomplishments.
Harry trimmer brought up the rater supply
problem and nondered if each section of
Falmcr would have to form a rater distrid
or rould the tom organize in one group
to handle the situation. This led to a
gr eat deal of discussion and brought in
related problems as that of supplying'
sufficient rater for a fire fighting sys
tem, Don Irr:in pointed out that there
ras a great deal to be done before any
‘"ork could be dono in increasing the sup
ply. He suggested that this could be done
during the v:inter so that everything roulc
be ready to go in the spring. Much omph
sis "as laid on planning on a large scale
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FOR DELICIOUS . MEOHS
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HOMEMADE PIES.
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co-op
UU ARE H 0 U $ t
5 FT. MASONITE
' BASEMENT SASH
FOR ~TH[' CHICK EPS i
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i 5 FT GALVAN II ED FEEDERS
i 5 GAL. WATER FOUNTS '
' A SMALL AMOUNTOf
‘ HALING WIRE'
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EXTENSION LADDERS. .
DOUBLE BIT AXES
SWEDE SAWS e? BLADES
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WHITER COATS
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nor so that a lot of .small districts, rouli
not be formed for one thing ond another,
rhc meeting closed without any definite
action being taken.