HERE 6 THERE
Marian McNoven visited at the Ed Barrett
this last week end.
Mrs, TZ,C. Mau resumed her duties in the
School Kitchen as manager of the School
Lunch Program on February 1, of this week,
Mrs. Culver has been in charge during the
absence of Mrs. Mau.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bell and family, and
David Grahan Bell visited at the Dorothy
Bell hone on Sunday of this week,
A1 Hiller was a visitor in Palmer this
week. .
Mrs. F.R. Sims left for the States recent!
on a short visit. She did not expect to
bo away for very long.
Deep snows are still keeping the Road Com
mission pretty busy. During the past wee!'
school busses and the milk trucks have
been able to keep pretty much on schedule.
However, most farmers find it wise to
carry’s shovel with them in their car or
truck.
The Creamery is happy to announce that a
new shipment of bottles finally arrived
and there heed be no more tatiohing of
mill: due to shortage of bottles. However,
donfi let then pile up, because this coulc
casse trouble.
The Egg Department received part of an
order for Egg Cartons—at least enough to
keep going for a couple of months or more.
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