ts\
, v and- .
he saw his shadow. i
i
j
r That is the' penalty I
we pay for having
such nice weather.
Rep 'rts are that the
/thermometer soared well
* ' -ver 50°in the shade.
-It certainly made one
feel like getting out and doing a
little spring work. On Sunday Jan.
28th the rains were st> heavy and, •
the Knik wind s warm that the
sliJie came d wn across the /.nchoh
age Hoad just bey nd the Knik
Eridge. It was ro'p< rtod as bcingT
about 25 feet deep and 150 ft. widfe
The Rpad Commiss.ivn cleared it <is
s^on as p ssible and cars were ablfc
to ect thr 'Ugh that nit-ht"* ■the:’' :
bus.ses kept the.ir usual schedules
the follwing dap. ’ • • • -
iJU.iTCH OF DIMES DRIVE
The March < f Dimes Drive Jars
wer- C ’llected- erf February 1 and :
counted. The results or this drive
arc very gratifying, and f r those \
who are interested to “see hrw much
each place c llected,: we print the
following:
Trading lost $25.65 Shamrock E a leery
Frontier Bar 11.55 $4.25
Palmer'Cafe 6.51 Co-dp Garage
Koslcsky's 6.28 ' • 3,77 j
Warehouse 5.S6 Horton's Cafe ' j
■ 2.41 !
Falmer Cold Storage .97 and the
General Office $1,11 The"Take a
Feek" jar yeilded $.70 and the■
ticket jar at the Lance had $1.80
mixed in with the stubs.. This
makes a Lrand total of $70.96. A
few have expressed the desire to
donate n'-ney to the ca\ise. We 'are !
'•always glad to accept Such offers
end an:y fficer will be glad to
take your d^nati^n. The National
Foundati n for Infantile Paralysis !
Faimer Chapter is very grateful fort
the splendid cc-aperation-we have ,
received.
Considering thd rain and the
ro^ds the dance was very successful
Everyone reports having* a good
time Ted Duncan of in Intel* won the |
Door prize which was a $25. War ■,
Bond. ' ••
PARTIAL FIGURES ON 1944 PRODUCTION
The General Office of the Asso
ciation has released the following
figures on agricultural produce re
sale during the fiscal year 1914.
For comparison, production for 1043
i's included. • <
.1943 1944
Milk
Potatoes*
Cabbage
Celery
Lettuce
1,690.788# 1
3,985,481# r.
. ■ .190 060#
27,437#
2,543 Ct.
789,235#
,'73-454#
109.832#
62,894#
c 540Ct.
Other figures for cropg vvi ch are
grouped or sold in more zi m one
form, such as radishes rhi :h are
sold either bunched or bull ere
given in terms of money•pal I to the
producers ! ■ :
t . 1943, • ,19^4 ; .
Radishes .$445* 34: * $0 03L-*0.7 •
Onions ' -1,01c 55' 2.051.98
‘Eggs ' * 5,108.43 20.52.S56
Meat . 32,790.30 . 55;:’00.29
As is' customary, complete '*gures
will be available to all members
at:'the annual'meeting of the Asso
ciation on .February seventn •
SEED' AND- FERTILIZER NOTICE
\ •
The order for' seed' and fert 1-ir
zer has been mailed afte-" .comp Na
tion of requests'received up to.
and including Feb, 1,
-In respohn?. to an a; ?n 1 i cation
made’’ on September 2.0th of last •
year, ' the Government r.as set asi-de
one carload-^f Triple Superphos
phate. Although. this be not
quite sufficient’, .the snocl: on
hand Ls released- for stue It had
been originally .planned to ration
the supply held over iron last year,
■' Upon advice that s'a?phr. t-e- of
ammonia cannot be suppl^e!- by our
usual source, .nitrate c-f r-c’d:\ has
been substitutedj■' This i a rever
sal of the c'oh'diti >n •o'^e*- Ming
last year', • In any ra'se •rheu-.d it
be necessary ammonium r.ttrnr-e- will
be substituted. ' ■
TEE ANNUAL MEETING- -OM T'-fE ‘o-OP •'
WELL BE. HEX'D JN TEE- CCi4MC"^i 1 FA XL
NEXT- WNT.>1. E'Oli E TTf- '/* n ,h T'ENJtUARE
AT '1‘: 00 Pi!-«. :Air.- ’JEfliSJERi S/MUI L BE
PRESENT'AT TINT’S MEETIsNT.