LAID USE PLAITING MEETING
With an attendance of fifteen, the Land
Use Uianr;inr' Committee held its ninth
meeting in the Extension Service office
at 8:00 P.M. , November on.
’'r. Tyler reported for the Public Park
Committee, including: a motion, which was
•arried, renuestinf the AHRC to make no
disposal of "'ert-'in Pv’blic lands in the
desired area until the site for a park has
been determined.
The finance 'ommittee stated that arrange
ments r-re bein^ made to hold an old
time dance on December 14. re. i-tor
Johnson ras placed in charge, to annoint
necessary committees. Troeeeds of such
money raisin" activities are to be used
to finance measures to promote the
agricultural development of the Valley,
as the dinner held for elected members
to tbe Territorial legislation.
Or. the progress o^ Ban".® Disease control,
'’ ■ reports hat ". . . 0.
Anderson was 1 ere from i'airbmnks to sur er
vi se the t^kir : of blood samples, ich
-re sent to Anchorare ''or testing by
•t’-e Technician of the new Public Health
Service laboratory. ■ <=■ reported t! nt
the first herds had been tested on this
dat« (November Pr ) and that all c-ttle
of breeding are should be tested b— Dec;. r.
'•r. Estelle also reported that the Ex
periment St'-tian incubator ) ad bo°n "otten
ready, and f at send germination tests
would begin shortly.
The rreater part of the meeting was de
voted to a detailed examination or the
proposed Territorial Pure Seed law pre
sented by the committee on that subject.
This proposed law is based on a sufyreated
"Uniform State Seed La'”** prepared by the
Agricultural I'arfretinm Service of the
Deoartment of Apriculture. I'odifi cat ions
were made to ren'’nr the suarested law
nertirent to the Territory, and to a
void the additional expense to the Terr
itorial government of setting un a new
aacncv to*enforce it. This lav is so
written that it supplement's■ Interstate
Commerce regulations on seed. On Dr.
T’ansons motion, the proposed law and the
renort end surr^est■ons of t^e Pure Seed
Committee‘were un^nifiouslv accented.
HANDICRAFT SCHOOL
There will bo an opportunity for
those who wish to learn to weave
to attend a weaving school at the
Recreation center boginnir.' next
week. On Tuesday the largo loon will
bo set up for rugs and the smaller
loom for scarves. Yarns will be far
sale at a reasonable cost.
The first class in glove-making will'
be held Tuesday evonin;, November 26,
at 7:30 P.. . in the Extension Office.
Several kinds of leather and new
patterns and stitches are available .
Both weaving and glove-making offer
the homemaker profitable leisure
time projects.
On Fr idr.y . vs n i ng, Ho verb or ?. ’, a t
7:00 o'clock there Will Ho an
exhibit of garments and articles made
in the handlereft classes ft the
Recreation Centcr.
rr.v.
the TIo;.'
. ".
The follov.'iri;'* loader
petod to r. prosen
Clubs: Sourdour'h
livic Center: Irs
rs'0v;on Jones, V
'vs • Prank Den.. y» Hilltop. !'rs
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11 111 >■ y i J. O • .1^11 ^ W t - . w” •- . . f
rs Robert Rislcy. Mountain
sol—
Thuma,
1 n .
Mith Priobbe,
■ . V .
. rs “roa Larson. Spruce Grove: ; rs.
s.rl Cricks on, '’rs. Ivan 1.11 son.
.iver end: Lrs. L.P. Rorriaon. 'rs.
1 .J. Lossir. , Hr;
.ur.rn
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But
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■in
evrville, Frs Charles Perrj.no, hrs
Toe Lentz, "rs Paul Akklesteel.
barbers of the I'atanuska Valley Lodge
snjoyod o delicious and b utifully
served Thanksgiving dinner on Tuos
sy evening ITov. 13. Sped, 1 quests
ncludod: ”iss Kay Hansen, Isa
j)orothy Uhitney, hr. Robin : ont
: orrery* I'r. Go or go Gilson, Hr and
s Vrrnon Foreran, Mrs Lydi . Fohn
ns or
hi:
Janice './ilscn,
and
"rs Lillian HerrIran,
illian Curtis', I.'r> and " ».c lerbert
[opperud.