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A farm with five animal units is
allowed rn extension up t' 500 foot
’ ■r’er Vi/FR regulations. Another r.n
-.ncl unit is required f r each r.c’r'—
iti-nr.l 100 feet. Tho maximum ox
tensl • n all^wer1 without special per
^issi'n from YifPB is 5,000 feet.
Animal units are computed an the
oasis f livest ck n hand and nl
sv .n the year’s estimated j r >d\ic
ti n f tho livestock f r market.
Tech of the f 11< win; counts as one
animal unit: Livest ck ,n hand
ne nilk c w, 10 head of cattle
'thcr than milk c ws and feeders,
30 Lreorinc owes, 3 hr . d•s ws, 75
leyin<_ hens, 40 turkeys r beosc;
estimated livestock pr ducod ;-er
year f r market--20 cattle in feed
let, 150 lambs in feed It, 30
feeder pi^s, 500 hr'ilor chickens,
250 chickens n- t hr ilers, 125 turk
cjs r <_eose.
The pr sractive c nsumor else
nust possess at least, one specified
electrical device ~f sufficient
capacity f r the use centompl) tedt
r can obtain such equipment witho
ut pri rities assistance, r have
a rrcfrrcnce ratinu of aa-5 r
act tor assigned t *• deliveries of
s -,-;h equipment tr him. Specified
/ices are water nmp f r livest cl
llkioj machine, milk c 'lor, in
jutat r, rrr der, food rinv er.
At any rate, write y ur qunllfica
ci ms t tho Palmer War Beard, *"c/
'rtensi n Office.
HARRY CHIRK LRAV33 l OR I ATPRHTK3
Harry Cheek, an empl yee in the
Cooperative Office, has accepted a
siti -n in the Extension Service
f the fejartnent of Agriculture, r.1
’’airhr.nks, anH left Palmer last Wo.'
nesr’ay t ' rep'rt f r his new duties,
Mr. Cheek came t . Palmer last
pear fr .m Seattle, where he bar’ Peer
aanClin^ the position as Secretary
f the Washin0t^n State Gran e for
several years. So'n after C’min^
l ■ Primer he was incH ky Mrs.
!heek, anr* they wore marrier’ here,
■rs. Cheek has been empire'* in the
Cooperative Office since that time,
ut will soon resi^ n anr1 j in Mr.
f ek in Fairbanks. Mr. nn*3 Mrs,
ek are well known an'3 liker'1 by
>e pe pie f Palmer, anC the best
/ishes of the c mmunity ^nes with
hem t'- their new hme in Fairbanks,
Mrs. Richie, owner of the li-m—
ec—V cafe, is reporter* to be
eriously ill.
REA AULITOR INSPECTS ASSOC. BOOKS
I.'r. C 'ffield an Auditor c nnect
ed with the REA with headquarters
in St. Louis, is makinw the verier!
ic audit of the REA h oks, this
week.
I'iss Shirley Peters n, dan hter
of hr. and Mrs. Air or J. Pet rs -n
of Anchorage, hecare the bride f
Lieutenant Othen Mels n, at Anchor
age last Monday.
T'-'m. Snyder, a f rmer 0 1 ra’st,
new livin^ in Anchara^e, was a Vail
ey visitor last Wednesday.
Elmer Leruc is on the slci list
this week and is takin^ time off
[from the Air Base.
The Mobile Unit of the USD, 0ave
a show lost Saturday evenin after
the Hi-_h School Operetta. Both
shows were enjoyed hy the audiencei
Lieutenant Aldrich and hr. Ir&sba
were in choree one' stayed over the
week-end. Coffee and Cake was ser
ved at the Clubr'-rms after the show
hy a local croup 'f sconsors. The
c mmittee meeting called f r last
V n'-’ay cvenin_ was postponed be
cause several members were enable
tc attend because f other business.
Another movie was sh wn Tuesd- y
evening. Anyone interested in the
USO w rk should wet in t .ucl with
I'rs. St >ck, hr. Beyer or Ge r e
Small.
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LOCAL DRAFT BOARD ACTIO1, RUT OAT.
NAME
Clyde J hns 'n
Har lrl Lewis
Jack Ho war"1
Harold Tuomist'
Oron Fitzgerald
Sammy Slaughter
Charles Cope
PREVIOUS NSW
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1- A 2-B
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3-A 2-B
2- B 1-A
P pr
2-B 1-A
Mae Stephenson, District h me Dem
ons t rati n A^ent, showed the movie,
‘'The Land," at the Lectin. of the
4-H Club held at the Merle i.nder
s n home Wednesday evening. The
next mcetin^ will be held at the
P uwons home May 13. Cone Marshall
will lead a discuss! n on _arden
inc; R. Feuwens and Marvin lrat
seth will have charg e f recro.oti. n