COyCh . NOT £ $ Cont. .from pane 1
Cauliflower should be packed with paper
around the sides and betv;een the laters
to avoid bruising. Ends should always be
left open for good circulation of air.
The lower leaf part of the cauliflower
should be left long enough to protect the
heads from undue bruising.
Celery- should be packed with paper around
the sides of the crate but not over the
ends- nor between layers. Place celery
in the crate crossway, trimming off the
tops if necessary. Place it all the same
direction.
Cnions should be packed all the same’
direction and cross way of the crate.
Ta- er should be placed around th6 sides
of the -crate but. not in the ends.
At the present time the Army is taking
Cabbage in crates. This week the demand
'or cabbage slowed up and the demand for
lettuce increased. Keep in touch with
your produce manager for the requirements
of the market.
Attractively packed produce sells much
better'on the market than that not so -
packed. The first thing a buyer sees is
the'appearance of the crate or packing
box.- The second of course and of no less
importance is the quality of'the prdduct.
Both are essential to your salesman; if
he is to’be successful in marketing your
p roducts.
DALE $ANO\/IK LAID TO REST.
... Cont. ..from page .1
Jack Carr.Service in Anchorage. He moved
' is rife and young son, Kurt, there this
surmor.
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‘ is-rassinfe is mourned by his rife, ?.!ary
Ann, and'son, Kurt; his parentl\Ir, a&d
Ire. I. M. Sandvik; five 'brothers:! fames',
Peter, Lynn, Kent and Mark; one .'sister,
i'rs. Jean llae Yohn; and many cther»xela
tives and friends.
Mcmy Anchorage friends attended the'; fun^
,ral among whom were: Mrs. Edna Garborg,
Miss Mary Lauber and Mr. and Mrs. Eclmard^
T'ineck feme fly of Palmer.
Mr. raid Mrs. PrankDewey from out of town
more in attendance. Mrs. Dewey-is a sistra
of Mrs. Dale Sandvik. ?rs. oandvik’s u
father mas unable to be present.
All business houses in Palmer mere closed
for two hours on Tuesday in silent tri
bute to Dale Sandvik;
During the funeral'the Highway;Patrol '} |
kept the traff ic fclear so that the" ppo^ i ■
cession to t;he Cemetery was‘imiat-rHipted
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