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March SO,1947
No.12
CO-OP NOTES
REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS CHECK COLD STORAGE
UNITS IN CO-OP '
- Mr. Fontaine S&rcompdnied by his son and
their maintenance man,ail of Anchorage,
from the Fontaine Enterprises, were in
Palmer on Wednesday of this .week checking
the present Cold Storage units of the
Co-op as well as discussing future plans
for expanded refrigeration facilities.
Mr. Fontaine, and son are engineers in
refrigeration construction. They drought
plans with them as suggestions for the
Co-op Board to consider. Tnile here they
made a thorough check on the present cold
storage facilities and from that will
■draw up plans for remodeling the whole
.cannery building'and give an estimate of
cost on the same.
Thepopsicle tank will also'be repaired
by the Fontaine Enterprises.
.GET YOUR FERTILIZER and SEED from the cars
• on the track.
Host of the fertiliser has arrived'and may
be obtained directly from the cars.Members
•will jet a discount for cash'on fertilizer
taken directly from the cars. Fertilizer
■that is hero includes Triple Super Phos
phate, ~otash, Ammonia phosphate, and
Sulfate of Ammonia.
Some of tho seed has arrivod. You may
get field‘peas, vetch and some oats? at
this time.
Included"in this shipment is feed for smal
chickens.
The UC7SUIT AGAINST TEE 'CO-OP has been
postponed until April 1,1947, due to the
fact that the Judge'had to loavo on other
business, elsewhere. As this caso would
take more time than originally* thought,it
was held over until a lator date. Only
tho plaintiff sido, tho D&irymon of tho
M.V.F.C.A.y had boon hoard, with Rex "Monag
han and' Frank McAllister testifying,Poland
- i Gout.'®h.page. 3
SATURDAY MARCH 2 2
PALMER SCHOOL GIVING
SPRING CONCERT
The Music Department of the Palmer High
School is again planning a treat for the
people of the Valley. This time it will
bo in the form of a "Spring Concert" and
rill be given in the Valley'Theatre on
‘Thursday March 27,' at 8 p.m. It is direct
j ed by Mrs. Timothy Hennessy and occoirroanisd
by Mrs. Max Sherrod.
The program is planned to give the public
more of the Music of the Masters than pre
vious concerts have, and rill -be ‘ttw^out
standing perfomane'e of the Music Depart
ment for the yeah. The program is as fol
lows:
I ,Chorus: "The Heavens arc Tolling"
Franz Hayd*"1
Solo: "Toach Mo to Tray" Hamblen
Mary Ann Michalok
Chorus: "Holy Art Thou" Handel
"Listen to'the Lambs"
Ri Nathaniel Delt
j Solo: "He shall Food His Flock" Handel
Florence Cathcr
Solo: "Come unto Him"n Handel
Florence Carlson
Chorus: "Cloria in Excclsis" Mozart
Piano Solo: "Sonatina in G. MajorH3eethovcn
"On the Lagoon" Eckstein
Kilia,Stenvall
Chorus: "Song of Peace" Sibelius
Intermission
Vocal Solo: "Solveig Song" Grieg
Hazel "Torner
-Chorus: Junior High School
"To a Wild Rose" MncDorcll.y
"Summer Time" Gershrin
"Amarilys"
Vocal Solo: "Ich Leibr Dich " Greig
Duano Huntloy
Chorus:"Allah*s Holliday" Rudolph Frame
"Carmona" Wilson
"Come to the Fair" Martin
FINALE
Easter Parade .
The Stage is in charge of Rev, George
Savchenko and the Manuel Training Class.
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