POTATO QUESTIONS 1
The British Columbia Coast.Vegetable Mar
keting Board notified ua by letter, dated
July 19th, that they would soon be ready
to make settlement for the potatoes ship
ped to them.
As soon as the settlement is made the
Co-op Office will be ready to make a re
port to the members of the Association.
There seems to be market for the potatoes
grown this fall.
.It is imperative that Mr, Stacy know the
quantity of potatoes grown in the Valley
and particularly those grown by the member
shin. We should know in order to allocate
space'in the root cellar and to plan our
sales.
It is my belief that every potato grown '
in'the Valley can be sold by the Co-op.
’iy. Stacy should be notified of your acre
age and expected yield as soon as possible
Wo will appreciate the Cooperation of each
member of the Association.
E.E. Harriss
General Manager
Q.UONSET HUTS BROUGHT UP SATURDAY
Last Saturday-two trucks and three cars
carrying laborers went to Fort Richr.rdson
bo get the two quonset huts purchased by
the Fair Association and loaned to the
Temporary Hospital. After a good deal of
■^ed tape they wore finally directed to tho
quonset huts where they all sot to work
' in double time. It was 1:30 p.m. by this
;ime, but the huts came down and wore
loaded raid arrived in Palmer at 8 p.m.
Tie two trucks used in hauling wore Oscar
•!indgron’s and•Carl Meicr’s.'Helpe r s woro:
D. Snodgrass, Chek Sr.ndvik, Rex Monaghan
f( 0 Lenta, Clyde King-Jr., Rev, Center
'I .rvcy,; Ray Rebarchok, Major W. IB. Snodgrass
• Sxim -Hays, and Billy Snodgrass (who'was
i dandy l-ittlo .hclpcp we arc told)* Mrs.
T.B, Snodgrass and Mrs, Ed Johns went
al ong to cook coffeo and serve lunch to
the workers, but it scorns they also helped
(Buddy Meier drove the Moier truck.)
2 6 RECEIVE EIGHTH
grade Diplomas.
Diplomas have been signod'by Dr. Ryan,
Commissioner of Education, for the follow
I ing pupils, who were in the Eighth Grade
at the Palmer School last year. Graduates
may call at the office of the Superihten
dent for their graduation diploma.
GRADUATES
j Henry Anderson
Delores Bouwens
Ronald Bouwens
Florence Carlson
Harver Cooper
"Edvrerd Copo
Loola DcLand
Joanne Dragsoth
Edv/nrd Gaylord
Jean Eanann
Hclon Hhvencistcr
Barbara Hcckcr
Roberta Hcramor
Max Hodsdon
Stanley Horton •
Mylos Hyland
Una Kurtz
Lawrence Lamp
Mary Ann Linn
Kathloon Patton
Janet Sherrod
Helen St envoi1
Larry Stock
Donald Wade
Hazel Wrner
Roger Uoods
Mr. J. C. Prescott will bo in tho Office
jto award tho diplomas.
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The Athletic Letters have arrived; Those
earning a letter in basket ball may call
for their letter at tho office of the
Superintendent. ’
E.E. Harris's
JOE LENTZ APPOINTED TO SCHOOL BOARD
1 Joe Lentz has been selected to fill the
vacancy on the School Board created when
Carl Wilson moved to Fairbanks.
Mr, Lentz has throe children in tho school
and is very much interested in School
Activities.
Mr. Lentz has be'en a patron of tho school
since 1955. He has watched its develop
ment and he hopes it will grow to bo'one
of the best schools in the Territory.
By—E.E, Harriss
Don’t forget the meeting at the Grange
Hall noxt Wednesday ovening at 8:00 p.m.
.with thG U.S.D.A. Scientists, Thore will
be infernal discussion.