N-O-T-I-C-E
For "P0"ER OFF" after Office Hours
Sundays end Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
or
Ralph McOre
OGPFICS .CLOSES at NOON on SATURDAYS
ITatanuska Electric Ass'n, Inc.
Primer Alaska.
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The entire
family benefits
from proper
lighting
Plan to install
some new fixtures.
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HOm E LIGHT) nG
m 5 pl fly
WILL HELP YOU
MAKE A CHOICE
RABIES IN ANCHORAGE AREA
A dog in the Anchorage area has re
cently been found to have had rabie:
This is the first case of rabies
found in Alaska west of the Alaska
Range. All dogs in the Anchorage
area arc under quarantine, by order
of the City Health Office, through
March 15th. If an3r suspicious cases
of rabies are seen they should be
reported to the local Health Depart
ment immediately,
Marjorie Myren
Public Health Nurse
CO-OPS DO PAY TAXES
l\o doubt you have hoard that Co-ops
don’t pay taxes. Well, maybe so, but
so far tho average members' share of
taxes in the Co-op is over ^60 and
this is in addition to your personal
taxes. Don’t forget that your pur
chase savings arc taxable too.
CRR
KIWANIS TO SPONSOR
CALF CLUB
The Kiwanis Club of Palmer is spon
soring a Bgiry Calf Club for boys
and girl3, rges 10-16 years, it was
announced this week by M»D.Snodgrass
who is on the Committee which is
-headed by Jim Hurley. A1 Saxton is
the third member. General rules
set up by the committee are as fol
lows :
1. The Kiwanis -Club of Palmer will
sponsor a deiry calf raising project
for the farm boys and girls of the
Matanuska Vclley, ages 10-16 years.
2, The Kiwanis committee will accept
applications from children and pass
on their qualifications for receiv
ing a calf. Applications will receivt
consideration in the order that they
are received.
o. mo Juwanis '-■iud of Calmer will
arrange lor the purchase of tho calf.
4. The purch6-.se price shell not be
ovor *35.00. Tho committee will-en
deavor to obtain calves at less, but
the amount oi ',.35.,00 shall be chargee1
against such c elves regardless of
the price. This amount shall be re
paid to the Kiwanis Club Calf ire
ject within three years.
5. The decision of tho Kiwanis Calf
Project committee shnll.be final in
all respects, and they shall have the
power to male decisions irrespective
of these regulations,
6. Calves purchased under this clan
shall be exhibited in the special
class at the b'etanuska F., ir’set up
for this project for three veers,or
until the purchase price is returned,
7. Reports will bo submitted by the
contestant every throe months on tho
progress of the calf. The Kiwanis
Club will make such awards for out
standing progress during tho period
as they any deem advisable.
8. Contestants must keep records of
feed costs c-nc other expenses as may
be desirable.
9. ranpomonts v/ill be made to sell
at auction, or otherwise, tho mature
calves where other sale is not avail
able.
Application blanks are available
from tho committee in charge.
The parent or guardian must be pre
pared to help the applicant in every
way^possible and assumes responsi
bility for the carrying out of tho
project by the applicant.
TWO PINOCHLE PARTIES
There will be two Pinochle parties
during the mofchh of March. ‘The
first one w? 11 be on Wednesday M\rch
15, and the second one will be on
’Wednesday M rch 29th. Keep these
dates in mind.