GROCER FILES SUIT
Suit was filed in Third District
Court recently against Ed and
Mildred Allman by Ed Johns, all
of Palmer. Mr Johns, owner of
the North Palmer Store, seeks to
recover $229.43, a debt contracted
between Sept. 12 and Oct. 19.of
this year.
COFFEY Insures Everything —
REMEMBER?
NORTH PALMER STORE
Palmer, Alaska
HARTLEY BROTHERS MOTOR CO.
Palmer, Alaska
ADVISORY COMM
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administered through the Farm
ers’ Home Administration At
present very little money is
available, only about $40,000 hav
ing been appropriated for all
types of loans.
One recommendation made by
the advisory committee was that
this sum be raised to a $250,000
total in the future.
Mr. Irwin said the .proposed
program would require greatly
augmented services of the FHA
office, v/hich at present is head
quartered in Anchorage, under
under the charge of I. M. C. An
derson. If the program functions
to the greatest benefit of all
farmers, the ARA head foretold
possible branch offices in Palmer,
Fairbanks and Kenai, as well.
The establishment of additional
offices ana services of the FHA
will depend upon the volume of
loan applications, Mr. Irwin feels
That in turn will depend greatly
upon the time needed to process
those applications. The advisory
committee strongly recommended
streamlining machinery so that
the shortest possible time will be
necessary between the applica
tion for aid the actual payment
of the funds.
Mr. Irwin said it was the com
mittee’s hope soon to have copies
of these new agricultural acts, as
well as interpretations. As soon
as possible, additional informa
tion for aid and the actual pay
farmers
P-TA Votes In Favor
Of Teen Social Club
Members of the Palmer P-TA
endorsed its committee’s recom
mendation to sponsor a teen-age
social club b yunanimous vote at
last Tuesday’s monthly meeting.
The committee earlier had sug
gested that this club’s activities
be limited in membership to stu
dents of the seventh, eighth and
ninth grades.
Upon conclusion of Tuesday’s
meeting, the committee again met
inofrmally to name the date of
the first teen party under the
P-TA’s sponsorship. That party
will be held on Dec 30, between
the hours of 7:30 and 10 p. m., at
a place to be announced later.
Charles Dillon will be in charge.
Ail parents who have children in
the above age bracket embraced
by the club also are invited to
chop in at the affair
New USGS Employe
Edward Casey, formerly of
Needham, Mass., is a recent ap
pointee to the Palmer office of
the U. S. Geological Survey He
will work in the water resources
section. Mr. Casey has been in
Palmer for the past three weeks.
Frank Heintzleman, regional
forester, is to go to Washington,
D. C., early next month. While
there he will carry committee
recommendations to Department
heads, and will secure as much
added information on Alaskan
legislation as is possible.
GRAHAM’S SERVICE
Palmer. Alaska