VOL_. 12 P- lr.er, ^lc.ska
Mr.rch 18,1949 lTo. 11
CO-OP
FERTILIZER &
nOTES
SEED ARRIVING
The Fertilizer and soed oro cxpoctcd to
arrive in Palmer the first of the rock,
TJarehouso Manager, Darroll Frank announced
today, 10fo Discount for cash rill be al
lorod on all food unloadod diroctly off
tho cars,
i
ICE CREAM FREEZING CAPACITY \
TO BE , INCREASED..
Another ico cream freezer, smaller than
tho one nor in use is being installed this
rock in order to increase our capacity to
meet the demands of tho seasons market*
The installation of this snail freezer,
horbver, is only a temporary measure as
a ner 40 quart batch sizo is being pur
chased, It nay be sometime before tho
nor one arrives, and during the noontime
re must do something to increase our out- i
put.
VISITS PALMER PLANT
On "ednesday of this reek Cap Boenan, nan*
ager of the .nehorage Dairy, and Clarence i
Bell, .a former cnplpyce of tho .Anchorago
Dairy, visited tho Palmer' plant. Mr,. Bell
cane to Alaska tro years ago this summer
from Tcnnoseo. He is .an experienced Cream
cry nan.
CORDOVA vismith PALMER
The Palnor 'Shanrocks and Rockets rill bo
hosts to the Cordova Inporials this nert
'Cookend, March 25 and 26, it ras announced
this rook by .'.rt Stacy, nonager of tho
Shanrocks. 1
Tho gores "‘ill begin at the Comunity•
•Hall at 7:30 p.n* The games rill bo fol
lowed by a danco, it ras announced this
reek.
SCHOOL OlST%CT PETITION
AT VARIETY | OGVBS
Bottjr Moors, o-ner ofeVorioty Vogues, an
nounced this reel: th-« ono of the Petition
requesting tho organisation of a Pajner
School District is avaLl-a-blc for.
turos at tho drossrshop* If you have not
had the opportunity to sign tho petition,
iust.drop_ in_at the Variety Vogues Shop. .
CiRClilfiTIOn OF
in inCORPORfiTE
PORED FOR SIX
PETIT ion
POST -
ITtfiTHS
Last Wednesdays Chamber of Commerce moot
ing overflowed the Hotel Dining Hoon '"hen
around 5C persons attended the noon lunch -
eon. Most of these rcrc guests , but t.n,l /e
nor members roro added to the membership
roll before the meeting oponod.
C.W. PctcrSjin reporting ojff. the rork of
the Committee rhich drafted the Petition
for the Incorporation of the town of Palmer,
recommended that no further action on tho
Pot it ion be taken until tho Incorporation
of the School District ras ccoploted. Mr.
Peters stated that anyone wishing to sign
the Petition for Incorporation of the tom
could do so oven though tho Chamber ras not
sponorihg the circulation of the sano,
motion ras thon nut boforo tho houso to
postpone the circulation of tho "Pot it ion
for six months so that further.study into
th6 matter could bo made.' This notion
carried.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
PETITIONS NOW IN
' CIRCULATION
Petitions roaucsting tho Incorporation of
the. Palmer School District arc nor in cir
culation. The so Petitions rill then he
presented to the Judge of the District
Court rho rill then call an election to
settlo the question of the Incorporation,
.lay citizen 21 and over,rho has resid-d in
tho Territory for one year and in tho Dis
trict for days, may sign the Petition/
The boundary lines ore not definitely 3j-•
tied ns yet it raa reported. If the !'• u. '
trict must be limited to 150 square ml;..:,;
tho lines rill have to be irregular 10 -
der to include all areas nor served \v die
Palmer School. If the boundaries she .. 1
foil or Tomshlp lines,'much of the ar-a
rould be mountainous and uninhabitable . :r i,
^rould exceed tho 150 squaro mile' limi t; r. •
mi±rcd by lar.
Ncr officers for the ensuing year aro:
Mrs. W.H.Mick,President; Charles Dillon,
Vico'President; Mrs. Ralph MoorejSoerctory
; rind Mrs. Virgil Eckert, Treasurer.