nOTICES •
MOVIES in the Community Hall at 8' p^m.
cn Monday evening showing Dairy plants and
ope rat ions etc. Open to the ihiblic.
TUESDAY
The Community chorus will meet in the
Valley'Theatre'for their first rehearsal
at 8 p.m*' Mrs, Timothy Hennessy will be
in charge.
The CUES will"meet in the Palmer Community
Hall at 8 p.m.
The Moose Lodge No,'793 will meet in the
!'oose Hall at 8 p.m.
The BUTTE CLUB will meet with Mrs. Victor
Talk Sr. on June 12th.
Beginning in June Rev. George Savchenko
will conduct the Sunday School Services at
the'BQtte Hall on Sunday afternoons, at
3 p.m.
agricultural program
Continued from page 3
particularly on problems of feeds and
feeding.
S. Research on engineering problems,such
as land clearing, building construction,
farm machinery, use of electricity and
cooperation in the solution of plant and -
animal -reduction, storage and housing
problems of all kinds.
7. A further determination of kinds of '
pests looking toward crop-insect control.
8. A study of present conditions and prac
tices which affect family living antici
pating'improvement of family situations in
Ale ska.
9. Determination of the types of fain or
ganization and farm practices best adapted
to'the various so Hi in Alaska,
10. Coordination ol such agricultural in
vestigations as may be undertaken by th9
Agriculture Department with the program
of other government agencies for the im
provement of transportation, marketing,
fishing and for the national defense.
REA HEADQUARTERS IN
■ PALMER
Mr. Herbert'G. Bryan, Office of the Ad
ministrator, Alaska Representative, an
nounced this week' that he has located'an
office and a place to live; therefore,the
Headquarters for the Territorial REA '
Program will be located in Palmer. Mr.
Bryan stated that he expected to gfet his
family up here as soon as possible.
This week Mr. Bryan left for Kodiak by
way of Cook Inlet. He will stop at Sel
dovia before continuing on his way to
Kodaik.
mflTPnuSKfl VflLLEy LIBRARy.
MONDAYS: 2:00'p.m. to 4:00 p.ra.
Mrs. L. 'Rorrison
TSOO'p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Mrs. Earl Graves
TUESDAYS: 2:00 p.mi 'to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. 'HiS. Bauer
THURSDAYS: 2:00 p.mi "to 4:00 p.m.
. Mrs. 'W.C. Mau
Story Hour by— Mrs. Hell Miller
FRIDAYS:’ 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. L. Rorrison or Mrs. Geo.Geiwitz
.7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Mrs. Walter Zeile
PflimER- Booy Fehder
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LIST YOUR
ESTATE
FARMS & TOWN
FROFBRTY with
. 01.0. SnOOGRASS
Buy a MATANU9KA FAHM—SPECIALLY CHOICE
LOCATIONS-BUSINESS 8c RESIDENTIAL LOTS.
Good Farms within 3 to 11 miles of towni
Acre Tracts in 5-10-20 acres-close in.
New Residential locations now available.
Mr. L.C. Stock received anbdnnouncemoi t
this week from Mr, and Mrs. Justice McCarty
of the arrival of Michael Allen’on March
6. The new boy weighed 7# 1 oz. Mr.
MeParty was Construction Engineer in the’
early days of the REA here in the valley.
Mr. A.R. Haveman expects his wife and
youngest daughter sometime this summer.
His oldest boy is married And one girl is
working. The youngest girl, who will ac
company her mother, is 15.
rhe TRADING POST reminds you that there
is a special Sale-on DRESSES this Saturday,
3ome early and make your choice at $10,00