FRCCUCE HE FT.
* (continued from page 1) the army as
fast as it can be moved.
We received extra sales for lettuce
and radishes this past week* which
has helped to roduce the pressure.
We hope to get extra orders for cab
bage and lettuce this week, but
there is nothing definite.
Some potatoes are already in stor
age. It is recommended that those
who have storago space at home
should make use of it as storage
space is not too plentiful. Those
Co-op members needing Co-op storage
space for their potatoes should fil]
out the form on the bottom of page
6 and bring it in immediately so
the Co-op can make apportionment.
COMMUNITY CHFST
ACTIVITIES
This is the time of the year when
the Palmer Community Chest begins to
plan for the drive for funds for
their organization for the coming
year, The Board of Directors had a
meeting recently at which the report
of the officers were given for the
past years activities.
A meeting of the stockholders will
be held in the last week of this
month. The reports will be given to
the members and others who wish to
learn about the organizations’ acti
vities. New officers will be elect
ed to serve for the coming year, and
a set of by-laws will be presented
for the approval of the stockholders
The local Chapter recently joined
the National Organization and are
able to get considerable help from
them for their drives.
The Community Chest offers the best
, .ethod of assisting citizens of the
community who need help or who are
.in need of help for reasons beyond
loir control. It provides intelli
P rit supervision of the dispensing
>'- '"‘ends and by accumulating reser
ved funds before the cases actually
ailse it is possible to make funds
uv. liable to the recipients immedia
cy when it is needed. Then it is
also possible to make your contribu
tor in one lump sum and discourage
' loiters who are continuely callin,
lor chip and who sometimes repress
jnv doubtful cases.
It. on soaking and cooking dried ap
ples and peaches, a few grains of
salu helps bring out the natural
sweetness.
L_matured or wood alcohol used for
cleaning piano keys will not turn
the keys yellow as water does.
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SURPRISE 1/ /S/7
'•George Shreves and family are enjoy
|ing a surprise visit from his Mother
jMrs. Ray Holten, and his sister, Mrs
!Lee Fry from Orland, California,
rhay reported lovely flying weather,
|and seemed surprised that the weath
|er here is so nice.
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HOSPITAL i LEO
!Jackie Johnson had the misfortune
to break a bone in his foot when he
turned his ankle Tuesday. Jackie
is hospitalized here.
W H ERE NEXT?
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iMaybe a certain well-known Ag man
|should go into the overcoat business
jHe seems to leave them behind when
^ie is away on a trip.
L L T T F |% F RCF 1 K F N AI
Mrs. Dorothy Bell, your editor on
vacation, writes of a pleasant jour
ney to Kenai. She is staying with
the Gilford Lemmons while there. *
Dorothy says the scenery is grand,
I and she is getting lots of rest
land sleep.