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Vol. 13 palmer, Alaska. December 22, 1950. No.49
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PUI?E-PPK
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SET UP
The new paper bott
lin'-: machine is now
set in place and as
soon as water elec
tricity, refricera
tion and compressed^
air connections are^
made it will be
ready for process
ing; milk. Mr. lie Kay
finished setting up
the units that w111^
prepare the milk ^
for hott liner, and
returned to Sec.tt le'
Wednesday. Mr.Pell
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L £ fl v' E FOR
ujLsr ifioits
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Newcomb left Wed
nesday morninpr
by bus for V/hlte
Horse. They In
tend to fly from
White Horse to
Edmonton, then
to Montreal for
some shopping
before flvincr to
New York and New
Haven, Conn, for
a weeks visit.
About the first
is assemblin'* a crew to commence,
operations. Mr. Lindsey, who v/* 11
start, and supervise the operation
of the Pure Pak Machine, will arr
ive Friday. He will adjust, the
machine and see that it is opera
ting properly.
One of the new and important ser
vices to the consumers of milk will
be the addition of Sunshine Viti
mans. Health authorities have Ion??
noted the absence of sufficient sun
shine in these far northern lati
tudes. The result is harmful to
the health of people residin'* in
these places. By addins vitimans
to the milk 1n this manner, it is
readily absorbed bv the system, and
all members of the family f*et the
benefit. . No extra charge will be
made for this service.
C . R. Ft.
P i A. CAROLS
After the Invocation by R.Cather
and a short business meeting dur
ing which Mrs. V. Johnson suggest
the Pock fo the Month Club be carr
ied into other grades hesided the
eighth, Mrs. Mick announced that
it was Christmas Carol night at the
P.T.A. meeting last Tuesday evening
December lb.
With Jim Hurley acting as M.C.
con’t. on page 3;
[of the '"'ear, thev plan on leaving;
for Jamaica, then to the West In
dies. They hope to be able to use
inter-island steamers, and thus
visit other smaller islands which
they could not reach by plane. They
are taking a camera as part of the
luggage, artd are hoping to pet
some wonderful pictures before they
return in about two months.
CHAMBER CP COMMERCE MEETS
The annual election of officers
for the Chamber of Commerce took
place at Wednesday's luncheon meet
ing at the Co-op Recreation Hall.
k large number of candidates had
been nominated, so the voters had
a wide choice.
Jim Hurley, manager of the AfiRC.
was elected president; Matt Per
kins, vice-president;Pett.y Mears
was given a unanimous vote for sec
treasurer; Mr. McMahan of the Pal
mer bookkeeping Service was elect
ed corresponding secretary. Clair
Stock and Jack Maze were elected
to the board of Directors.
Previous to the election, the
matter of continuing the organiza
tion was discussed. It showed
that the members present were.u
nited in the belief that the^Chamb
ber was useful to the Community
con't. on page 3 /