CO-OP HOTES
DECISION RENDERED IN COURT
CASE
According to limited information received
here up to 5 p.m, Pednesdoy, a decision
was rendered in favor of the group of
dairymen who filed suit against their As
sociation some time back and which suit
cane into court this summer and fall. The
only information available at this time
is through a very brief telegram which was
received by C.R.Monaghan, President of‘the
Dairy Association, who headed the suit.
No official information has been received
by'the "V/.F.CiA. to'date from the Court,
Mr. A11:t. said.-'
MARKET REPORTS
Prom a review of Seattle Markets based up
on Pedar’al Market News Service for Eggs
and Butter and Commercial- jobbers Price
Lists or. Potatoes,the_following informa
tion is available. All prices are at
Seattle end are quotecl on the 14th of each
month or as close thereto as information
is available.
EGGS
Grade A lagge-commercially graded
wholesale
July 1-1--66 October 14-69
Aug.’ 14-65 November 14-o2?-.
Sept. 14-71
BUTTER 92 Score Butter prints at whole
sale
July 14-72 October 14-77
Augubt .14 --79 November 14 --82
Sent. 14-88
POTATOES U.S. #1 Yakima at Wholesale
July 14 New California 4.25—4.85’
August 14-3150 October 14-4100
Sept. 14 - 3.50 4125
November 14— 5.00
FIRE DRILL
There will be a Fire Drill on Sunday after
noon at 2:00 p.m. ir front of the Paliier
Automotive Service • and'Storage, A1 King’s
new C-arage and Storage, AlJ volunteer fife
men should make it a point to be present.
The ner; truck will be used in practice. ’
Be on hand — Sunday November 30’, 2 p.m.
Place: A1 King’s new building.
Tie urge all of you—KT'r CRPTAB’AJ SEAT.S,
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ARTISTS FEATURED 111
PTfi SP0I1S0RED PROGRAm
Palmer is to be favored this next week with
an exceptionally fine program sponsored by
the P,T,A> Tnis program is being put on to
raise funis for tho purchase of school e~
I quipmenr and will be matched by Territorial
jfun’s for that purpose.
In addition to the movie of "Black Beauty"
and two comedies, tho two ratinoee will
feature a otago show put on by Artists from
Anchorage.
The program as announced this week is as
follows:
Orchestra —Pythms in a Modem Mood
By- J.*7infield Curry -Piano
Wendell Williar. son-Trombone
Vam9il Williamson-Trumpet
Roy Briggs - Drums
j Trio Selection by—
J.Vinfield Curry ,~endell Williamson
Vamell Williamson
| Novelty Act with Costume-Hoy Briggs
i
Trombono Solo- Sentimental over You
Wendell Williamson
Trumpet Solo—Carnival of Venice
Varnell Williamson
The Stage show will close with an orches
tra number to be announced.
The'Williamson brothers have appeared in
U.S. with leading bands and orchestras.
The last one with which they appeared was
Jack Teagarden. They are rated as two of
the best brass men of the six highest in
the United States. J.Winfield Curry is
rated as one of the leading solovox artists
of his day. Ho has been featured at Golden
Gate Theatre and other leading theatres
! on the west coast,
Cont. on page 3
VALLEY THSATHE December 4, 1947
11:30 Children’s Show 25^
2:00 p.mi Adult's Matinee $1,00
8:00 p.m. Show without Vaudeville^ .
The Artist s'will appear at both shows duif
ing the day,but must leavs for Anchorage
after the afternoon Matinnee. The evening
show will consist of’Black Beauty'and two
c omer1 lor,_