Vol. 3
October 25, 1940 Palmer, Alaska
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An attendance of eighteen members
and visitors was recorded at the
seventh regular meeting of the
Lend Use Planning Committee bed
nesda^ evening, October 23.
A tele'"ram from Delegate Anthony
J. Dimond announced the passage
through the Senate and House of
Representatives, t^e Bill pro
ved in ■ for the sale of lease of
lands in the Colony Reserve undo1
regulations to be established by
the Department of the Interior,
A letter was read from M. C. Ed
munds of the Alaska Road Commis
sion expressing appreciation of
the Committee's remarks concern
ing the Road Commission's sanding
of icy roads, and announcing that
they intend to continue this prac
tice, particularly or: roads tra
veled hy School busses as far as
their limited funds v ll permit.
A motion delegated Frank LlcAllis
ter as temporary member to organ
ize f a drain farmers as a Commo
dity Croup to send a permanent
member to the Committee.
The pror^eoS report of the sub
committee on Pooling Systems was
read and accepted, and a motion
provided that a copy be forward.^
to the TV CA ■’oard of Directors
so ther might be kept informed of
the progress'of this committee.
Hr. Them a re hi. os ted that the Coo -
mittse r esist in the pro' le.ms of
securing a site and developing a
Public Park on Co•tonwopd Lake,
and in ssevrio" the completion:o '
the Palmer Airport. Those pro
blems vc'■ e discussed me oub
(co tinned on nave 2)
noicrAiCRS AciTi'Jv^r":' day
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The Homemakers achieveme ro
Teir, was a shall we say • ■••liny
success or a Hell of a si ;cess
for there was weeping and vail
ing and gnashing of teeth. Light
ning flashed and thunder rc;: red.
Little imagination v-as no..led to
hear the screaming, screeching
wind, and all the imps in the
audience laughed with glee.
1'other went on a SIT DO’!' ' fRIIOC.
hr. Smith ’'Settled Thir " with
the borrowing neighbor. : ie
neighbor, a woman, as us if had
t’c last'word. THY PYRE .LTIYS
in the RYVIY’/ of 1940 no..hod no
labels. A "roup of ladie- an.g
a song, then stood on th ' Loads
and showed their feet ah' the
fence. There wero Camp T
songs and Community sin^i
River bond demonstrated a' .fer
nal device "A Lie Detect . The
' ram ended *it! a nos
slve Candle' Li dlting Cci ■. •.
A ~ od time, sandwiches, he and
coffee were ernovod b,T all.
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TT-AL':n COUNCIL U'"T3
U-e first fall meetin- cf the Pub
lic health Council was held Phurs
day October 04th, at ei ht g.~.,
in the health Center. \ ’ ',h* but
a fov.- exceptions, the mem e chip
of the health Council is now this
year. Thirteen members attended
the meeting.
ffleers for the coming w. nr were
lected as follows:
L. Thuma, Chairman
Urs. I . D. Snodgrass, Vice
Chairman
Nrs. Urn. Curtis, Sec’t-Preas.