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CFfICf CLOSED SATURDAYS
Clayton Ssslinger, Chief Accountant, an
nounced this week that the Co-on Office
will be closed all day Saturday- This be
comes effective on Saturday Hay 15, •
SEMI - ANNUAL INVEN TORY
The seni-annu J. inventory wi..l be taken on
Monday Hay 31, Hr. Hsslinger announced thi
week,
GOOD NEWS FOR DAIRY 6
CHIC REN MEN
Due to the increased' volume of-business , it
has been nomible to dron the price of
chicken and cor feeds, Darrell Irani,Mana
ger of the Cc-o;o *"arehouse, announced this
week. The "’arehouse is now able to take
the sane nark ur as is used in the States.
GUARD OF 01 HECTOR: RE PORI
The board held a meeting last Saturday eve
ning. Col. Olilson net with us and inquir
ed about the financial condition of the
Association, he mas assured that the Co
op is in a -ood finaneial condition. Hr.
Ssslinger is keeping close tab or. the dif
ferent Departments and is able to make
definite reports on any of the Units tuider
operation, The Trading Tost, ’"arehouse
and Creamery are doing fine. The recent
arrival of two carloads of groceries has
enabled the Trading Tost to restock its
shelves "ith lots of fine quality products
that are" taking the eyes of the thrifty
choppers. The Uarehouse ha3 been doing a
big volinje of business in seeds,fart Hirer
and feeds of various kinds, and it has
bean decided that sane feeds can be sold
at a lover price than has been done in the
past. '7olune sold and faster freight ser
vice has made this possible. The icecream
sales are increasing every week and the
outlook for the coming summer* is indeed
"or i ;ht.
. Dairy farmers have been sorely taxed to
secure feed needed to augment tho short
supply from last years harvest. The dry
* weather cut tiic hay and grain crop far
short of the nerds far the winter and
spring feeding cf milk aim beef stock. Al
falfa is being'shipped in and it ti.-s ceet
Cont. on page 3
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24 Seniors rill be graduated this next reek
from tlx Falnor High School. This is the
largest class ever graduated frori the F::l
ner High School.
Baccalaureate Services rill be held this
next Sunday Hay 16, at 8:CO p.n. in the
School 0>rnaaqium, Hr. Snelling announced
fetoday. The program is as follors: •
[processional Larry Stock-T-’ano
• I:-vocation ?.cv. George Coi’itz
.Lord’s Prayer High School Chorus
|Faith of Our Fathers Congregation
^Scripture lev. Father Fanes T. Snead
j St. "aul1^ H istle to the Corinthians
Cor. I. Chap. IS, V r. 1-13 inclusive
Cent, on -nage 5
ICE
GOES
OUT
A total of 15 guesses hit the mark on the
,1943 Kenana break-up this year as the ice
tripped the wires of the'tripod at 11:13
a,n. on Hay 15 this week. AM of Hen an a,
including the school children, 'ere at the
edge of the river as huge blocks of ic e
broke lose and tumbled down the river.To--ns
people did not stop to cat breakfast as
signs of the break-up appeared early in the
morning. He understand breakfast -;as served
around r.oon.
j The sun of $150 ,C00. will be spread out
over Alaska from Ketchikan to Foribanks. A
total of nine different eomunities fea
tured in the winnings this year,
f LOCAL MAN - VJINNER
I Charles Johnson of Palmer is one of the
| lucky dinners, 'Other Milners are from Kot
jehikan, Juneau, Cordova, Anchorage, Port
j Pic liardoon, College Fairbanks and another
j town along the railbelt. Some of the winn
] ing tickets were for companies and groups,
jFach winner or group. -ill receive around
; )10,000.
Local winners on Hinute Pools included:
ioi Donahue-Palmer Fountain h Cafe-)60,'
j Barbara Ifeier—Bert's Drug Store- >30;
Hh'rle A'derson—Cert's D*ug Store-060.
iT'-is time 13 was a lucky number.