RURAL DEVELOPMENT OEi-’ICE RE
MINDS SLOGAN "HIRE COLONISTS"
At the present tine there are about
20 Colonists who are employ in;; non
Colonists on their tracts, accord
ing to Vic Chapnan, head of che
Rural Development Department of the
/.R.R.C. He suspects that inasmuch
as the Security Program was estab
lished to make secure for the Colon
ists all money available, that they
should be rlad to cooperate and
give available work on their tracts
to fellow Colonists instead of to
outsiders.
I.IORE AS OUT SALE OE "40" CATS - -
able for Inspection.
Equipment will be sold for cash,
f.o.b. Palncr, and certified choc1.;
for IGfo of bid must accompany tlie
bid. Proposals should .e addressed
to the A.R.R.C. at Pal..icr in a
sealed envelope, proper la r,.arl;ed
on the outside with date of opening.
MORE ABOUT CHAMBER COMMERCE VISIT -
and. that the Corporation acts no rely
as agent for the sales of the Coop
erating Association:
It is , chorally felt by Rainer peo
ple present on the tour of inspec
tion that the visitors .greatly en
joyed the trip and carried away with
thcr.i a raore complete idea of the
modern facilities for handling pro
duce which are available here.
Those present from Anchorage were:
Messrs .E.R .Tarwater of the Ban1.: of
Alesha; Winfield Ervin, Sr., of the
First national Bank; Robert Atwood,
Editor of the■Anchorage Tines, and
Edwin Suddock, advertising manager
of that paper; Tom Eovors, Fire
Chief; Kay McDonald, manager of
K.F.Q.D.; and Ken Laugklin, announ
cer; J.II.Conway, proprietor of a
local store; Robert Rornig, insurance:
Theron Luke, Rendezvous Reporter;
Mr. Clyde R.Lllis, President of the
Anchorage Chamber of Commerce and
Mrs. Ellis; Miss May Silva, business
manager of tho Anchorage Tines; Mrs.
Petorkin of the East Sine Dairy; and
Mrs. Waddell, Those fro:.. Palmer
were: Messrs. Walter Runtley,'Frank
Linn, C.C.Bri;:, Darrell Frank, Law
rence Vasanoja, Ingolf Sandvik, Leo
B.Jacobs, C.C.Dcal, Mrs. Victor Fall;,
and Miss Lois--Spencer.
LI ORE A150UT C OUi iC i L- E EAUdY OOEI'LST
"biggest dance of the year" on Sat
urday, iiarcli E, in the Palmer Com
munity Hall, according to I.Ir.Hindgrt
On this occasion, the cuecn will be
crov/nod and the winner of the ,,^100.
raffle will be announced.
Other matters discussed at the Civic
Council meeting I.Ionday evening was
a letter from hr. Clyde II. Ellis,
President of the I.nchoragc Chamber
of Commerce, in which he assured the
Council of the Chamber's support in
helping to arrange the completion oi
a highway which would connect Palmer
with the Richardson Highway.
Further, it was voted that the Coun
cil noh local Women's- Clubs to in
vite the women of Anchorage Clubs tc
co:."c to Palmer to become better
acquainted.
hr.;Cscnr hcrtulla., rcprcsc.itc.tivo
fro:.; District .5, rood. c. resolution ■
su; Costing cha.nycs in the moat de
partment manc-ccnciit; and also advise
that his district was anxious to hav
tlic breeding of stock subsidized,due
to what they feel to bo c scarcity
of breeding stoch.
i.Ir. Otto lie Is on raised the question
of seed and fertilizer loans, but
was advised that such loans would
be handled by the Cooperative Asso
ciation and order forms have already
begr. distributed through the VALLEY
SEULER. hr. nelson also advised
that Ills District, Humber b, was
interested in the possibility of
building a cut-off road from the •
Experimental Farm to the Palmer Road
and also a road from John Church's
farm road to the old Uasilla-hatan
uska highway, tapping the hay flats.
...'here was no discussion.
FOR ? SALE.: Two Yearling Guernsey
Fulls. Good "rowthy individuals
from cows producing 375 pounds
of butter fat per year, or
b utter.
1 .team heavy draft marcs, ready
for spring worl:.
1 seven foot Case grain drill
with press wheels.
.'OR R2RT: 30 acres of farm land
for spring_ crop.
Details at the Mat anus l:c.
Agricultural Isipcririent ''Station