VOL.7 PALMER, ALASKA DECEMBER 8,1944 NO. 48?
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CO-OP NOTES
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WOOD PRICES SET BY DIRECTORS
The Association will buy 4’ cord
wooc! delivered to the Stockpile or
the Powerhouse at the engineer?s
ontion aththe following prices:
Brich $10.00
Eirch. and spruce mixed $9.00
(not' over 50% spruce)
All Dieces over 6” in diameter must!
be split., and all over 4" either
scored or split.
M.V.F.C.A.
ADVANCE PA YMENTS ON MILK TO BN
CHANGED
Dairymen are notified that it. is1
the intention of the Board to re
duce the advance paid on milk dur- !
ing the period March 1 through
August, and to make a corresponding,
ir 'rease in the advance from Septem:
b r 1 through February,
It is felt to be essential that ,
all dairymen make a special effort >
to increase the supply of milk es- 1
pc daily in the early part of the
winter,, by extra feeding and by
winter breeding.
• m.V.F.C.A.
STUDENTS DONATE NEW STAGE CURTAINS
Community Kail Closed for Repairs
Following tonight's show, the
Community Hall will be'closed un
til Wednesday, Dec. 13. Repairs
being undertaken include a new
paint job and replacement of the
backstage curtains.
The sum of $150.00 was donated by
the Student ‘Council of the Palmer
Associated Student Body and an equa^
amount by the'. Christmas Program Com
mittee td purchase material for new
backstage curtains. Y/ork done on
these curtdins has been donated by
the women of the Homemakers Council,
On behalf of the members of the
Association, we wish to extend our
thnks to these three groups for
their considerable donations to our
Community 'Hall.
noiana snonprasa
GRANGE NOTICE GRANGE NOTICE
Public installation of new officers
in Community Kail Tec. *14, at 8:00 -
o’clock. Grangers, their families
end the general public are invited-.
There wil,l be a special .'program,
social time and lunch.* Everybody
is Welcome, *
PALMER EXCEEDS QUOTA
Palmer has gone ovc.r th ; top !n
she. Sixth ’.Var Loan I rive. This
norning one person purchase <* $2C«jO.
Ln bone’s putting us well above the
$5000.00 quota. Several have pur
'.hsseh more than $100.
riiLi/ILi'i SCxiOuL a ivw o
Fresh from- a double win over the
i*nst Anchorage high school quintets,
she Palmer, boys-' am- girls' clubs
vill jouat- with Eklutna basketeeera
Saturday on the; latter maple court,
me1 on V/ehne-sciay, Lee umber 13, will
neet the Sewarc’ High boys ' term c \
she Palme* floor in the first of two
james. Preliminary to the main -me
lext Vver'nesf’ay, the,Palmer girls’
jextet will play the Palmer worn* 's
seam, anr’’there will also be a c
sest between Palmer Freshman boy
inc* a team composer*, of 7th nnh f l
irar'e boys. Return tilts are t( )e
slayer1 in Sewarh on January 12 a. 1
Ln anchorage on 'January 26.
ST. C GUI* I LATT2
By buying '41,165.65 worth of War
Savings stamps and bonds, falraf'-1
Territorial School almost exactly
doubled its quota and qualifiec a
second time since school start.*. in
September to have its name inscribec
on a War plane. The sal s for Inst
Wednesday-were sufficient to make
the second^, ^5,0,00..00, and Tins
Harriet Tlugn.es iVf lookin£ f or a lar
ger goal to. be reached following
Bee. 7.
Cent, on pp. 7
’'COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS FLn?TS FOR ? 944
flans for our 1944 Chrl.sti.ms
Trort; at the meeting heir in t1
Extension Office on Monday lac. 1th.
It. was _ r’ecic’er’ that the annual
Christmas Community Trent shou
coinsir’e with the School rogr-- as
usual. ‘ In ar’r’ition treats: for • e
pre-school anc1 school children - her
will be special treats for nos, tal
patients, shut-ins, rnf1 age^ nu her
of the* Community. The M7P0A pro .QiSc
a show to be.given free £at,23.' to
children nnr’ af’ults pay. The > i
tire proceeds of this show lee the
tax will be r’onateR to tr Chr ttmn
fun^. The usual Friday night ow
also will £eke place,net; '"roe .