R3P0RT 3R0T BOARD 0T DIR3CTORS (continued
fro:-, wage l) dairy and creamery are now do
inf; over fifty thousand dollars a month
in business and that is not a peanut stand.
The Board is investigatinf, the -purchase of
two boilers for the power house. These
boilers have been used a very short time
but are guaranteed to be in good working
condition. If these boilers arc found to
be suitable and in good condition after an
investigation, we rill start to rehabili
tate the power house and hope to finish it
in time for the next winters heavy demand
for heating and other uses.
Some much needed improvements for the Ice
Cream and Dairy facilities in Anchorage
have been authorized, Te hope to see an
additional refrigerating unit for the Ice
<cream, and repairs for the milk department
installed soon, as the Ice Cream business
is increasing daily.
This is a "Release from the M.V.F.C.A.
Board of Directors".
STRF3T LIGHTS FOR PAL'ZR (continued fron
cage 1)
enter into the business of the contract.
Incorporation of the community into a tonn
mould simplify natters in that the contrac
mould be between the I'atanuska'Slectric
Ass’n. and the torn. The tom, then, mouli
be'a legally responsible organization contin
uing in tine regardless of personell chan
ges or changes in property ownership. Such
incorporation . mould
also allon the extension of street light
ing service to residental areas as meil as
business areas.
Incorporation, in general mould aid mater
ially in systematically planning and con
trolling the location of streets and alley
so that utility equipment in the nature of
pomer and telephone lines and rater and
sever lines could be established in alleys
from the beginning, thus avoiding un
sightly utility equipment in streets and oi
the fronts'of business and residential
structures.
Rev. Zeile reported that although he had
not been able-to get to Anchorage to order
the nem signs, they mould be up before the
Tourists arrive this summer.
The question arose as to ,n7ho is responsi
ble for the maintenance of streets in
Palmer?”, and it seems that no one is. It
mas reported that Clyde King maintained
that the A.R.C. is not res"onsible and
!rx. Peters says the A.R.P..C. is not res
ponsible—Tote (Tvidently no one is respon
sible mhich accounts for the condition of
our streets.)
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PALMER ALASKA
Snjoy ir<ore leisure tine by
sending your laundry to us
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rurry o. ±j perry, oiixoitu. in cnurge ox tno
Treather Bureau Airport Station at Anchorage
will be the guest speaker at the next meet
ing, Wednesday, Anril 21st.
The twenty-five attending the meeting were
treated to a Swiss Steak Luncheon by the
Ladies of the Lutheran Church. Those serv
ing wero: I'rs. JtL. R y, ITrs. L.M. DePriest
Ilrs. Robert ’Tondt. Ilrs. TLdter Zeilo and
I'rs. r’alter IT iemann