, CREAMERY OPENS DOORS
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er loading. Ice Cream ccn now bo
lo cded directly from the Sharp Roon
into the truck.
The Creamery is indeed proud of the
new set-up and hopes that the mem
bers will take advantage of the op
portunity of visiting and see just
how' much work has been done and wha1
a tremendous improvement it is over
the former facilities.
NEW ROTO - BEATER
A now item of potato equipment made
its d^but in Palmer last week. It
is the Olson "Roto-Bunter" designed
to boat down the foliage of potatoes
to makv. digging easier and to throw
the platt into dormancy.
As to the nachincs beating ability
there is no question. It has been
demonstrated on grass, small brush,
woods and potato vines. In every
case it has boater, the foliage to
bits to th^ level for which it was
Set.
Tho beating is accomplished by rows
of rubber boaters hanging loose on
a shaft which turns at high speed.
Tho shaft is driven by pov/or take
off from the tractor.
The machine was brought in by tho
Co-op for fi~ld trials this fall anc
has b-.on purchased by Ray R^barchek
and Julnar IC^rttula who have agreed
to do custom beating on any farm in
the Valley.
Several testimonials to tho machines
offoctiveness have been received by
farmers who havo usod them- or scon
then usod in Idaho. Extension Ser
vice and Experiment Station person
nel have stated that mechanical *•
beating of vines has shown itself tc
be more desirable than other moans
of vine elimination. One machine
has boon purchased in Fairbanks by
a potato grower.
iaiyonc ’wishing to sec the machine
in o oration or get lined up for its
services may contact the Produce De
partment.
CHICKEN COCP TO CLASS
ROOM
The Co-op is renovating the west
chicken coop building and install
ing heat end washroom facilites so
that it may be leased to the school
for use as a Shop and classroom for
oho Palmer High School.
nagor J.'i.’.'ilson spent ’ odnosday
,-nchorage on business for the
.. at i •:
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I ATPinUSKOVflLLEy OOROEnS
POTTED PLANTS
S
CUT FLOWERS
Kaud Hosier
School Days aro here !
again
are all your Clothes I
CLEANED & PRESSED ? i
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PICK-UP £, DELI VERY SERVICE
In Palmer & /as ilia,
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OPEN 5 DANS A WEEK
Mondays Thru Fridays
CALL 6-Y-S
SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY
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morning at which time they will bo
assigned the grades which they arc.
to teach. Mr. Albert Rivers has been
employed as Principal of the Grade
] School. Mrs. P^.arl Harder, Mrs.
•Barbara Smart, Mrs. .-jny Puckett,;'iss
. Josephine Brady, Miss Boris Niouc,
I Miss ^lice I. Sweetman, Miss Yilhel
mina Luobke, Charles Dillon, Mrs.
Harriet Mealy, Hiss Evelyn Heinrich
and Mrs. Honey '.ado have been en
gaged to teach in the grades.
In the High School, Paul Bushong
will bo in' charge of Music; Miss
Anna Blon, English and Library;Mrs.
Carolyn Miller, Home Economics;
Robert TCritus, Coach; Mrs .Margaret
Cope, Commercial; and Harry • inner,
Shop. The engagement of an Agricul
ture instructor, is still pending.
The moving of the Shop facilities
to the new lobation in the Co-op
building north of the school grounds
will relieve crowded conditions in
the class rooms.
VISE MEN .SAY—
It's an appropriate coincidence that
the word 'Amcrican" ends in '*1 can.