(continued from preceding page)
Throughout the States, farmers
are getting together and drawing up
their farm plans for the coming
year. The Extension Agent is plan
ming a series of meetings to be
held throughout the Valley to as
sist farmers with their farm plan
ning and their farm program for the
coming year. The dates will be
announced in the near future.
Every farmer should plan to keep a
farm record book throughout this
coming year, as it will aid mater
ially in figuring the income tax.
*><*
Seed testing will be started in
the Extension office about February
1. Samples may be left at the off>
ice any time between now and the
first of March.
•if
According to reports received by
the Extension Agent, truck crops
production in the States is expect
ed to be somewhat smaller in view
of the anticipated shortage of la
bor, material, and transportation.
Even with the supply grown this
past year in the States, the amount
of fresh vegetables received here
during the past few months has been
very small. Plan now to grow and
store as much of your fresh vege
tables as possible.
/ES
'e/C >
YOU MUST LOOK YOUR BEST
L!:‘J FOR THE PRESIDENT’S BALL
^.rloU'S &£>\UTY SHoP
rV
J(lNG’S
7
AXI
PROMPT SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT
BONDED Sc INSURED FULL COVERAGE
STAND AT THE RON-DEE-VOO Cafe
?£AM WHITE
LAUMDKY
We call for and deliver.
TRAVEL VIA WILLOW CREEK STAGE
Round trips to Anchorage Daily
Leave Palmer...9:00 am
Leave City Hotel.3:00 pm
WALTER COOPER.DRIVER
(continued from page 2)
ground movement against the Manager
the Board and the Cooperative in
general. This was brought to a
head last fall, but it has caused
serious damage to the morale of the
Membership, and we are wondering if
destructive elements that have lab
ored so diligently , will finally
accomplish their aim, by completely
destroying the morale of enough
members of our organization so that
it will finally collapse on recount |
of lack of support to those who
are trying to make it successful. ,
The Editor may be wrfcng, but he
feels that this problem must be
solved by the membership as a whole
but of course each member should
consider himself or herself a com
mittee of one to work with a comm
ittee as a whole, who are the mem
bers .
Each of us should consider the
value of our membership in the Co
operative and decide whether we
want to let it vanish away in thin
air because of lack of support to
the Manager and the Board of Dir
ectors in the management of the
association, or whether we are de
termined to push forward with har
monizing and constructive ideas.
We may not all agree on the proper
method to be used or the point to
be attacked, but we can still re
main united in the struggle for
victory.
*
The regular meeting of the Mat
anus ka Valley Homemakers Council
will be heir* Monday, February 1, in
the Lounge at 10:30 A.M. Plans for
the 1943 homemakers clubs will be
made. A demonstration on de-bump
ing cushions for davenports and
upholstered chairs will also be
given.
*5 <■
FRISCO HOUSE
Formerly Horton's Roadhouse
is now open for business
REMODELED RENOVATED
Throughout
A place where you can enter
tain your"family and your
friends.
A FRIENDLY PLACE*#**REGULAR MEALS
A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE****-:.-LUNCHES
*********** DINNER IN EVENING
DON'T FORGET OUR
JSPECI/L TURKEY "and CHICKEN DINNER
Every Sunday and Holidays
SAM CHRISTENSEN PROPRIETOR
Farmers have to pay at least
$250. a month for milkers In Oregon
according to Press reports and
Creamers of Fairbanks offer $180.
board and room Included.