ILl'u U' PLinTL ING C0HtI!:T2D
6- That tho interval between ro.gu
lar mootings of the Land Use 1Ian
nis Committee he increased to one
month, but that special mootings
sha.ll he called by the Chairman at
the r.quest of three members or up
on his own initiative.
7- That notice of all meetings of
tho Land Use Planning Committee or
of the commodity groups be publish
ed in the local paper or posted on
the bulletin board in front of the
Trading Post at least two days be
fore the meeting is called or each
member be notified.
3- That ’’Robert's Rules of Order'
shall be considered authority in
.all points of procedure or purlin -i
mentary questions.
9- That upon acceptance of those or j
other suggestions, a committee be
appointed to draft a simple set of j
by-lav/a for consideration by this
committee, incorporating into it
such suggestions as arc accepted,
10- That all meetings be open to the
public.
narold ■'i-ic.:, .actonsion ...gent
gavo a brio::' report on his recent
trip to honor and called attention 1
to the many problems that the far- j
raor in that locality arc having in
the way of breaking the fields,
transportation, veterinary service,
and winter feeding of their live
stock. He also reported that the
machinery bought in the Valley a
few weeks ago is well d s tributed
among the farmers in the Homer com- i
munity. r.liicc carried tlic"Qroct- I
ings:'o.f the pc pic in the Homer
Community to the Farmers of the i at-j
anuska Valley.
Hr.Pa 1 Gordon, Chief of the •
Alaska division, Dop’t of Interior,
Washington, who has been spend
ing some time in the Valley, spoke
briefly of his reactions to tho
activities of tho farmers in tho
Valley and expressed his apprecia
tion for his stay in the Valley.
Dr. Burn11 of the General Land
Office of V/ash.L. C., report >d brief
ly on tho work that tho ■ have boon
accomplishing to date. He is of
the opinion that a large number of
the farmers can accurately disting
.. • . • -
wish between so5.1 t'- jb'- from
experience. Also, b, rcj ,’bocl con
cerning ten new rain nan; .3 that are
being stationed f roughert tl.10 Val
ley.
r. au of the stated
'hat poles arc being; set at hhlutna
and that he expects to hav some
sections onergin ■ shortl; .
.eports were also giv m by Don
Irwin of the Dxporiment station,
kac Stephenson, Hone ^.;r.io istration
Agent, Arnic Woschc nfoIcier of the
*-irc Control Service, Dr...lorocht,
and Dr.Hansen. (thorn co* triouting
to the program \v;r... the I .ra. * grow©
ers, the Dairymen, Potato growers,
Vegetable growers and : or., .makers
through their representatives.
.?‘rn fnT T
J. :.
■ -j- i>- - -LX... Ujjj.L'
ioIvcs or the information ob
Jho .'xp or incut Station,
increasing the production f better
farm animals and crops, t: .reby
lowing the cost of production and of
handling•
r. Irwin called attention dur
tlic Tour of the 3n1r.ll rains to
in
■e
on
now infestation
been identified
rains
as just
the xooriment
Station as bur op can Imf
'■'icldr, in infested
Ids
considerably. "Sn-’tons are
J‘hc leaves of
the
di
n.
•".re ut
font arc:
ml ant
turn brown along the side while the
outer end of the leaf remains _,rccn.
* ccording to the informal /.• which
r. Irwin has received, tin.3 loaf
spot has been controlled by the use
of manganese added t • the soil.
Hhethor the Champion i ,rse shoo
pit dier
the Valiev is
• n 1 -
or Roland Snodgrass still fern
-1
- e C S
r.ins a mystery and will he contin
ued at the 194.2 experiment station
field Day.
The field Day is spansored joi
ntly by the -Experiment St ' ion and
the Extension Service,
candles
orate a
ontiro'life.
lighting successive small
of will power wo at last gc
beam that illuminates our ;
n