CO-OP NOTES CONT.
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GARAGE will be some time before our
pending orders can xbe filled. \
Mr. Dorsh reported-Gh^ roads at slbvr from
the '"ashington line thru Idaho,British
Columbia, Alberta' and the Yukon Territory.
The Alaska roads were fine he said. His
party outran a storm by a few hours and
the next trucks behind him that were <
caught in it were held up for an extra day
because of snow.
This trip was long and drawn out—longer
than had been, planned, Mr. Dorsh stated.
Then‘asked how conditions in the States
•_ere, he replied, "Terrible, they seem to
be on a down hill grade."'
(“RFAMFRY
^ L 1 Plans are being drawn up for
a new weighing and receiving room at the
Creamery. Construction of this addition
al space will begin as seen as possible.
THEATRE The "aimer Theatre had rather
an unfortunate experience this last Sun
day evening when the sound went out on the
picture. Some little mechanism dropped
down and it was quite awhile before this
was found. It is hoped that this will not
happen again.
This coming Friday evening April 25, a
Travelogue on "Bountiful Alaska" will be
shown as a feature before the main show.
A number of the pictures were taken in
Palmer and the Valley, You .will not want
to miss this.
Cont. in the next column.
CIVIC .CENTER CLEAN-UP
Mr. Allyn, General Manager, reports that
the. Clean-tap. in- tfie\ Civlc Center is pro
gressingv Much improvement at the Garage'
and around other buildings' is in evidence.
(The Co-op is' starting a -program o£ Fire
Protection by using cinders as a fire band.
Behind the Co-op buildings to the north*
between the' woods and the CiVic Center a
band of cinders will be made. This will
prevent any grass fire or bpush fire in
that area from creeping up to the buildings.
ANCHORAGE DAIRY The m.v.f.c.a.
is extending outlets in retail milk trade
in Anchorage and have placed Walter Marsh
in charge. Milk delivery is to be resumed
again. j*
COL. JOhNSON VISITS PALMER
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meeting wefe: Jan KoslOsky, Harrp Rice,
Carl Meier, Kert Foster, Halt Mau, Rev.Alf-'
sen, Don Irwin,’Parker Lester,Ralf>h Arnold,
Rex MonaghAn, MID. Snddgrass, A.M; Allyn,
Frank Linn, F.A. Blom, L.C. Stock, C.L.'
Nelson, Steve Hard, John Bugge,Al Hagen,'
'.Valter Huntley and Mrs. Huntley, and I.M.
Sandvik,
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Don, L. Irwin was chairman of the meeting.
\lore warehouse space at the Deoot will
probably be provided as soon as materials
are available. After the strike ended and .
freight started tolling into Palmer, 'the
problem of handling it has been extremely
difficult. . •
Palmer Theatre
F RID AY _ APR IL 25 Th 300 P.M. ONLY
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THE HOODLUfll SRlflT , Starring
ILL Iii: PCTSL L-E S T H S R V I L L I A M 3
"Rather a good comedy rrith rlonty of adventure and-good human intfcrdst."
I RAVE LOG UE on A L/\ SKA ■ including
GOOD PICTURES OF PALMER
SUNDAY APRIL 27 Th S-.QO PM ONLY
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JEAN PIERRE AUMONT --ADOLPH MENJOU
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