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Palmor, Alaska
September 4, 1948
No. 35
COOP NOTES
NOTICE egg producers
Eggs arc nor being graded on MONDAYS-ATED
FESDAYS-FRIDAYS. It rould be greatly ap
prediated if all Egg Producers rould bring
their oggs in so that they can be gradod
on those days. It rould be especially ap
preciated if those bringing oggs on
Saturdays rould bring them on PViday in
stead. This rould enable us to got moro
eggs graded and packed for the rock-end
market.
CREAMERY CHANGES
Beginning the first of September the num
ber of employees ras cut in the Croamery.
Mr, T!ason has been put in char go of the
Creamery operations and continues on in
the'capacity of receiving the milk each
day.
Bob Ray roplaccs Mrs, Anita HcGiboncy in
tho Ico Cream room. No extra helper is
needed there non that the summer rush is
oasing up.
Loon Eauriu continues in his former posi
tion in the bottling room. Evorott Yohn
drives tho White Maid each day.
As no’extra help is non hired in the Ice
cream, Mrs, Dorothy Boll is employed part
time in the Crcamory Office to take care
of the records and sales. This uork uas
formerly carried by Mrs. MeGibonoy in con
nection with the Ico Cream rodm. Mrs, Bell
is also in charge of tho Eggs,although
Mrs. Beulah Parks has been hired to do the
candling to replace Mrs. Boll in that uork
Fo extra helper is employod fccro either.
EGG PRICES UP.
The price of oggs to the farmer uont up
5pf per dozen on all commercial eggs as of
September 1,1948. Those uho brought oggs
in on TTodnesday will notice an incroaso
in your chocks.
OIXTHOI-EOIC CLINIC•
Tho Cripplod Children’s Division of tho
Alaska Department of Health uill conduct
a tro day clinic at Anchorage on Soptcmbci
13, and 14, following the Alaska Modical
mootings. It rill be for the purposo of
case-finding and for follOr-up examina
tions and rocommendations* The Clinic
rill'be conducted by tho orthopedic sur
goon, Dr, Philip Mooro.
SEE YOU AT THE PAIR. 4-5-6
FLAG RAISING TO
MARK OPENING OF
FAIR
The FAIR rill officially open on Saturday
at’2:00 p.m, rith Flag Raising exorrisos.
Dr. C.Earl Albrecht, Territorial Commis
sioner of Health, rill be the official
speaker on tho opening program rhich rill
be broadcast ovor tho air.
SATURDAY is knom as"Exhibitor’s and Indus
trial Day”.
On SUNDAY afternoon the Sportsmen rill shor
colored pictures and slides of rild life
from 2:30 to 6:00'p.m. These should be
roll rorth sooing.
BAH. GATES
Several ball games rill add to the bntor
tainment of the Fair. On Sunday afternoon
thcro rill be a double header ball geme.
The first gomo rill be betreen the l?5th'
Signal Corps and Merrill Field CAA teams.
The second game rill be betreen the Sham
rock boys of’Palmer and the Club Esquire
of Anehorago.
On Monday there rill bo a gamo at 10:30
botroon- the Mooso and the Government Hill
Plainsmen. At 1:30 that same day the
losers rill play off and at 2:30 tho rin
nors rill play off.
DANCES
Tro dances have been scheduled for tho
Fair. The first one given by the American
Logion rill bo in tho Community Hall on
Saturday ovoning. The second ono rill bo
in tho CornEunity Hall on the evening of
Labor Day.
GRAND PRIZE
Tlic Grand Prize of the Fair rill bo attardod
at Mid-night the last day of the Fair
Monday Sept. 6,
MONDAY the Central Labor Union Council Auto
Caravan rill lcavo Anchorage at lOjOO.Laoor
has endorsed the Fair for the Labor Co:xmi -
sion this year.
Don't miss any of it—Satuday through Mon
day.
NOTICE
The Editor of tho Valley Settler may bo
found in tho Creamery Office during the
morning hours*—up to 1:00 p.m.