LAUD USU PLAUDING MEETING CON,T' '
their obligations to the corpora
tion making payments or by
making arrangements for 'pay*.
ment and whose land is being, f'ahm
ed, may lease addition! land to
be farmed, on some general basis;
working out'the rental instead of
paying cash, if they desire.
This work may be performed in
clearing or improving land by
burning stump rows etc. Requests
for the lease of additional farm
ing lan.: should bp turned in as
soon as Possible. Those farmers
who haV'-' ignored their obliga
tions will be considered konly//
on a strictly cash basis, ' ’
A f'-rmer cooperating with the
Corporation in the removal of
stump rows, must first burn his
windrow of stumps so that the
dozer can bunch the remaining
unturned material into piles which
the farmer can lator burn to bet
ter advantage. _ ...
A -sub-commit tee was formed to.
investigate credit facilities for
Valley farmers and report their
finding'and recommendations to the'
T TT p H
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Discussion on a proposed tel
ephone system for different com
munities of the Valley resulted in
instructions for Mr, Estelle to
obtain cost of wire and poles for (
line around Butte and into Palmer.
Mr. Dreghorn was appointed to con
tact residents of the Butte com
munity to determine th.e number of
phones desired.
It v/as announced that the veg
etable growers would'hold their
next meeting on Wed., February 26,
1941. .hr, Estelle promised to
write f or .inf ormat-ion on the source
of Urea fertilizers and also to
v/rito tho War . Department on pos
sibilities and feasibility of nit
rogen producing plants and possibi
lities for manufacture of dynamite
in the territory.
The next meeting will be hold
March 5, 1941 in the Extension
office.
The beginning of all things are
small. _ (Cicero).
;• ' ./ _ ' . THE LOST WORLD
Sponsors of King’s Lake Camp
will present a'moving picture.
The ’Losty World, a scientists con
ception' 'of ' £re-hi s t ori c animal iif e,
at the Orange Hall Tuesday, Feb* 25.
"Very interesting"
"Educational"
"Very funny"
"A drama with a plot".
Lunch after the show is included
in the 35f admission.
ANOTHER BANG UP CARD PARTY
Grange Hall Feb. 27
Still playing, fop .Championship of
'the; Valley. • Public invited.
Lunch'will be served.
P OST ••PIASTER DELA ID
Harry B. DeLand:
Senate on February 17 eonfirn
ed your appointment as Postmaster
1 aimer. Congratulations*
. . ... Diinond
...... .-. ' Wash. D. C.
i This was the message happily
received by Mr<, DeLand, the first
of the week. The position cf post
master in the local office was made
vacant by"the resignation of Mrs.
Mae Kennedy (how Mrs. Irwin L..
Metcalf) 'last summer., and Mr,
DcjLand who was acting as assistant
to the postmaster carried on as
acting postmaster until.*official
appointment was made. H e is now
i ostmaster DeLand.
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
Vile-wish-to express our appre
ciation to those who have contri
buted or assisted in any way.
•, Mrs. Lloyd Bell &
| Family
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\ Executi vcg Coun.c.i 1 United Pro
testant' ’Church will Mold a meeting
Sunday at the Church Parlors bet
ween 1:C0 and 2:30. Please bring
lunch.
; Meeting of the Vegetable Grow
lers Wednesday February 26.
Important.
R. Klem