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K. G. Bryan announced this weok that along
-ith obtaining a cheaper source for Elec
tric power for the Valley a^limited plan
for irrigation nay be worked out.
Mr. Bryan, who is Administrator, Alaska
Representative for the REA pro gram'under
the U.S. Department of Agriculture, says ■
that a series of conferences are being
held to work out plans and that surveys
are being made. Market gardeners of the
Valley will be particularly interested in
the development of irrigation, and Mr.
Bryan says that this is a'possibility if
present plans materialise.
The REA Office is being set up in the
Vright Building and is raider the Federal
government set-up. This office heads all
branches of the REA in A1 aska and gives
engineering aid and guidance in operation
as well as policy to the eight Electric
Co-ops now established in Alaska. The
M.E.A. of the Valley is one of these eight
rntnine classes to opeh
Kr. Horard G. '.Tilcox, Director of the
Killing'Extension School, University of
Alaska, has announced that ho ejects to
conduct classes here in Palmer beginning
November 29. This course is usually held
in the evening and runs for five evenings
per reek for a period of four reeks. No
arrangement for a class room has as yet
been made. This rill be announced later.
Kr. Nilcox, rhe has conducted classes here
previously has been in Kodiak. He is
opening classes in Anchorage on October
24th and from there plans to come to
Palmer.
TTatch for later announcements.
SCHOOL CARNIVAL COMING UP
The Annual School Carnival end Dance is
scheduled,re learn,for October 31, in the
school Gymnasium. So far as re have
learned the usual concessions rill be
hold.
DINNERS COMING UP.
The Lutheran Church in Palmer is giving
the annual dinner on October 50, in the '
Church basement. Tickets are now on sale.
In 7‘asilla a Harvest Dinner will be held
or. October 31. Tickets are now on sale
in Palmer and TJasilla,
John Howard, a free lar.ee writer, was in
Palmer this week gei ting trf. rmati„?j re
to what opportunities Alaska offered in
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