'"SBC’ZSDAY
PALTER SERVICE
SUYDAY
TUESDAY
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1?:00 a.iii.
8:00 p.ra.
8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
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According to the Year Book for 1962 on
"Keeping Livestock Healthy" there are three
types of tubercle bacilli.; human, bovine
and avian, *
Some animals are susceptible to infection
with one type only and others nay bo sus
ceptible to all three. Cattle are the chief
disseminators of the bovine, and only rarel^
do they become .infected from poultry or ,
human beings. Horses and mules are resis
tant to all three types. Chickens are sus
ceptible only to the avian type. Sheep and
goats are reported as being practically im
mune. Suin'* may. become infected by all
three types. Rabbits'are susceptible to the
bovine and avian type,'but ore very resis
tant to the human type. Cats are suscep
tiblo to bovine type and dogs may become
infected from humans.
Plan is susceptible to the-human type, and
slightly So to the bovine, but is very
resistant to the avian type. Children are
much more susceptible to the bovine type
than an adult. According to this Han
can got T. ", from infected cows, but not
from infected poultry. That is the-reason
for continually testing dairy herds,.but
not poultry flocks. Infected chickens arc
not likely to lay eg“s--v;horeas, an infec
ted cor; mill give milk.
E X P/\ N C 5 0 j\ESN HOUSE
Maud r'oalor announced this week that she
is expanding her Greenhouse- capacity by
building another one which rill be 15x15
feet. Mrs. ' osier plans to have flowers
and plants on sale the year round. At
the. •■resent tine she is selling Daffodils
and hyacinths.
CNKKA'S '< i T UI\N
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Onkka and daughter Annie,
returned to Alaska this last week. They
plan, to live in Anchorage. The family was
in Palmer on Thursday of this week visiting
relatives and friends here. They have been
residing in Indiana for the --ast year.
4-H CLLHS tiVf EK
This is National 4-T" Clue Peek. This week
will give every American boy'and girl an op
portunity to join a 4-H club. It will give
every 4-H member another oprortunity to re
dcdicate himself to the ideals of the 4-H '
pie dge.
There were 15 club leaders attending the 4-iJ*
Council meeting on Monday evening. These
leaders would lilac the boys and girls who
are members and who want to become members
to contact them before Aur'il 1st. ,