PRODUCE - '
Cent, free; page *1
Merchants nny have orders placed in the
States which cannot be cancelled at a
moments notice and the Valley any have to
sit with marketable produce for a week or
□ere before it can be marketed. Therefore
in consideration of all concerned,farmers
are requested to give advanced notice as
to when their produce vd 11 be available
for sale.’
MILK COM INC Ur
ECCS - DOWN
Valley nilk production s: nrod- over the
10,000 lb. nark on '.',’ednesday cf this week
with.lO,lVO lbs. being delivered on '.','ednes
day cf this week rnd 10,190 on ihursday.
This record, cf course, is f^r only the
M.V.F.C.A• Creanery in Palmer.
On the other hand the egg production ap
pears t. be dropping. The association
purchased only 1267 dozen eggs this week
as ccnpr red t o 1-131 drzen the previ .us
week.
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WICKARD
Cent, from page 1
after serving r s Secretary of i.gri culture ,
during .7orld “or II when hv. directed agri-j
cultural organization, action and planning!
th- t helped the Anerican farmers accomplish
record achievements in food, production.
Mr. ••lck-.rc’., as owner and operator of a
3e0-acro farm in In’iana, is fully aware
of the many benefits to be derived from
the use of electric energy.
BALL GAME SUNDAY
Don't miss the Ball game on Sun "ay after
noon at the Palmer ball park when the
Janesville Miners and V- llcy 1-stars
will play the Anch'orage Moose. The game
ir scheduler, to begin at 2 p.m.
ANNOUNCE
WE DOING
Mr. and ^rs. •■1111am Bcuwens of P- lmer
announce the wedding of their daughter,
Delores Arin tc Alfred F. Martin of .uichor
age f.t St. Michael's '•hurch Gt 3:00 p.n.
on Sunday, June 18.
The bride will be attended at the wedding i
.anna Martin, sister of the groom, and
iv tnleen Patten. The groom vdll be atten
'e by John Llnnebur and James Bouwens,
srother-in-law and brother of the bride.
A reception will follow the ceremony at
the home of the bride's parents.
The young couple will make their new hone
'.nchcrage, A Indie a.
A e bride, better known as "Skipper" Is
a graduate of the Palmer High School Class
of 1950.
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PALMER - ANCHORAGE HI WAY
FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
AND
WEDDINGS
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
*Er> Maud Hosier
Pick Up «.nd Delivery Service
Call 6-Y-3
0?3N In Falraer & Jasllla MOND „Y3
5 ’ THRU
days moths like Fridays
DIRTY CLOTHES
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OVER-PRODUCTION ?7
Cont. from pp. 2
actually,the vo rid over, we doubt very nuch
If there is an over-production of food. We
ere reminded of a cartoon appearing in a
newspaper recently. One horse was pulling
an overloaded rack of hay while a very lean
horse was trying to get a nibble of a few
wisps that fell to the ground. Finally,
the lean horse managed to get in the traces
with the fat horse and help pull the load
which was reduced to normal size by fchat
the lean horse ate. 3oth herses were very
happy.
'e believe that there would be much less
trouble in thi world today, if people would
learn to cooperate with each otherr—and
Nations can never learn to cooperate until
the individuals within the nations learn
to cooperate with each other. It's a
big problem and one that we doubt will bo
solved during your life or mine, but we
can always work and hope for a better fu
ture. —
.. highly successful series of cooperative
educational conferences has been completed
by Ohio ttounciJ of Farm Cooperatives.