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spend three days In the Valley and will
stay at the Matanuska Hotel.
Meetings will be held at the Agricultural
Research Laboratory during their stay in
the Valley. On July 12th they will be
entertained at a banquet at the Lutheran
Church which wl 11 be prepared and served
by the Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran Church.
There vA 11 be Pre-Dinner get-to-gether at
the Matanuska Hotel Lounge from 5:30 to
7:00 p.n. through the courtacy of the
Matanuska Valley Bank* the Hotel and the
ARRC. Dinner will follow in the basement
of the Lutheran Church at 7:00 p.n.
Jhpubllc meeting is then scheduled for
9:00 p.n. in the School Gvm. All Valley
people are u^aed to attend.
Members of the committee on arrangements
for tht Pield Staff are J3n Hurley, Jack
Maze ana Viola Daniels»
REA HEAD HE At
Claude gtokard. former secretary of «grl
cultu.'o and now administrator for the
REA, has arrive In the Territory from
Washington D.C. He is on a ton day tour
of inspection of RZA projects and proposed
projects in the Territory.
He will lock into all the aspects of the
REA program in the territory including
projects which have received loans and
those for which aoplicatlons for loans
have been made.
He is nc-,v in Fairbanks and plans to re
turn on Sundry to make ether visits to
Kodiak; homer, Palmer and Juneau.
Dor heweField 3ngine,.r end Bernard
Kirk F_ ' 1 d F.cnrcsentative of the Manage
ment "iv.'.rl n 'all accompany Mr. '.ickard
on h:io inspection tour.
1N i LD1! f c f'c f 5 [A l\C H A l\i D
FI ZH P 5 I'c A TI ON
Del e *r to Be.J tietc's 3111 to authorize an
additional allotment of 50,000 a year in
fed:;":.! rid for wildlife research in
Alaska ts approved this week when the
House 'J. .rchant Marine and Fisheries Corn
el ttee vetod favorably to report the bill
to the House.
At the present time, Alnsk’s allotment is
y£5,%0 a year which is used for research
and restoration of wildlife, with the
present bill raising that allotment to
$75,1)00.
Simi.'av action was taken the same day by
the -auo committee on a parallel bill
which aid authorize an allotment of
■„‘75 - 0C0 to Alaska tnrough the Alaska
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CALL 6-Y-3 FOR
Pick-Up & Delivery Service in
Palmer it Wasilla
Open 5 Days a Week
Mondays thru Fridays
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EXPERT CLEANING
AND PRESSING
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| WILDLIFE
jGame Comission for fish restoration and
I
jnansRecent projects in connection with
'sport fishing with a notching prevision
■of not tc exceed 2b percent of the cost
;of sny project tc cone from excise taxes
;cn fishing; tackle. This legislation, ex
itending tc the states and territories and
isponsored by Congressmen Dlngell of Michi
gan, earmarked only '25,000 for Alaska, but
the provision was increased to ;75,000 ns
urged by Delegate Bartlett.
C JNS1RUC1 TluT HOUSE
At the Naval Operating Base, Kodiak,Alaska,
where inclement weather often restricts
outdorr recreation activity, enlisted men
iaro building their^fcn club house* Designed
!te rive acrale r big boost whether it rrins
|cr snows, the club will have a big dc.nce
Iflocr, game rooc, lounge, and shack bar.
On clear sunny days Mg picture windows
will provide superb views of snow-capped
mountains on one side, and the turbulent
Gulf of iilaskn e.n the other. Working in
volunteer teams the men are making rapid
.bQCn outsle ecnstrue