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FEBRUARY 20 LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Chairman RoborfT. Kefe'slcr
10:30 Report of Poultry Experiment s
Mr. Stanley Ealloan
11:30 Your Home is TThat you Make It
Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Kanson
12:00 Lunch
Main Dish and Serving Hilltop Club
Bread,butter, salad, cake, and
clean-up Rivorbond Club
Afternoon Chairman: Arvid Johnson
1:00 Movie
1:50 Increasing Tiolds and Quality of Feeds
and Food Crops Dr. Basil Bonsin
2:30 Silos and Silage Crops
Mr. Harold Rico
3:00 Improvement of the'Dairy Herd
Dr. E.C. Graves
FEBRUARY 21 POTATOES AND TRUCK CROPS
Chairman; Robert N. Kessler
10:50 Plants in Relation to Cold Climates
and Report of Potato Experiment s
Dr, Basil 3cnsin
11:30 Cost of Producing Potatoes and
Testing Potatoes'for Mealiness
Mr. Harold Rico
12:00 Lunch
Fain Dish and Serving Butte Club
Bread,butter,salad,cake and Clean-up
Sourdough'Club
Afternoon Chairman: Robert N, Kessler
1:00 Movie
1:30 Report on Matanuska Potato Experiment:
Mr. Stanley Balloun
2:00 Food Freezing Questions
Mrs. Lydia FohnAHansen
2:50 Insect and Pest Control D.D.T.
_ Mr, Harold Rice
FEBRUARY 22 AGRICULTURAI O'JTLOOK for 194S
Chairman LI.D. Shcigrass
10:50 The Soil Conservation Program
'Mr. Kessler
11:00 The R.E.Ar for 1946 Mr. Mau
11:30 The Ihrm Security Program
Mr. Anderson
12:00 Lunch
15ain Dish and Serving 12:30 Club
Bread,butter,salad,cake & clean-up
Was ilia Club
1:00 Outlook for Farming ih*the Matanuska
Valley Mr. Irwin
1:30 Education for the Ihnner. Mr, Karriss
2:00 Prospects for Markets Mr. Kaiser
PA!EL DISCUSSION ON CURRENT ISSUES
Agriculture'and Community Developments in
the Valley.
Do we need planned production for 1946?
What laws'are needed in regdrd to certi
fied ceo4 grading potatoes, plant
quarntine?
Beautify the Valley Tourist Trade
FEBRUARY 23 ALL OUT PARTY FOR RETURNED
VETERANS
Palmer School Gym 8:00 p.n. - l2:D0pn
Chairman: Mrs. Harold Thuma
Invitation Chariman lirs^ Don'Irwin
Reception chairman TIrs,'M.D. Snodgrass
Refreshment chairman Mrs. W.C. Mau
Games Mrs. L.C, Stock
Music Mr. Harry Wimmer
REMEMBER—A11 Homemakers' Clubs may have
notices of your meetings'printed in the
paper the precoding week. Some of your
members depend on this information so that
they know where the meeting will be.
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