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CO-OP nOTES
DAIRY .SUPPLIES MOVED
WAR EH OJ RE
.ill dairy supplies fomerly sold in the
Cr emery have been roved into the '.’archouse1
and rill nor bo sold only in that Do'art- j
nont. T- is includes: Filter Discs. G.L.X. ,i
B.K. Par dcr, netal sponges, nilk strainers,)
can brushes and 10-gal. nilk cans.
D: rrell Frank expects to build up a dairy
supply section in the H rdrare section of
the ’“arohousc. D- irynen can let F”ank knot:
their needs and he can order accordingly. )
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
Gene Leris again announces that he does
custon butchering. If you have butchering !
to be done, contact L< v:is at the T” ding j
Post Moat Counter.
I
PTA TO DISCUS* SCHOOL
p/S TRJC T INC OR POR ATP N AT
NEXT MEETING
The ririn topic for discussion at the PT-. j
rtcoting this next Tuesday I'.irch 15, rill
bo on the proposed Incorporation of the
Palmer School District , I'rs, Schaefer an
nounced this reek.
As soon as the boundry lines arc agreed
tipon botrocn Poirier and ".'asilia, then the
Petition "can bo completed.
ilso scheduled for Tuesday's meeting rill
bo the election of Officers for the ensu
ing year.
CANDIDATES FOR THE
SCHOOL HOARD
Million Ibnpol has announced that he rill
be a candidate) for election on the ticket
for school board members at the coning
ao*hool board election* The other nominees
nine Mrs* Don Irrin and C,_ T7» Peters rho
£rc candidates to succod thcmsolves, C»".7,
r feters ras appointed to f ill the vacancy
i created by tho resignation of George Small
LOLIFE PICTURE:
T'ildlifc Pictures takon by Cecil S. Rhode
rill be shorn at tlx: Palrer Comunity Hell
on Surday M-rch 1?, at 8 p.nu
These picturs roro token by Cecil Rhode
of Alaska T. lid life on the Konai Peninsula
over n period of three years. They include'
picturos of nooso,' shoep, goats, blue;: tear,
brom bear, beaver, birds, si nil animals,
trout fishing, scenery of florers aid of
fall colors. They are in color on 16ra
notion picture film v.'ith comcntary by the
photographer.
The Isaac *7 lton Leaguo of Scrard endorsed
the nicturos and suggests that all ncr.bcrs
of the League nakc it a point to see those
pictures,
?!r. Rhode has boon a resident of Alaska for
the past trelvc years.
LAIC
TO RE57
X't'cs Monaghan, 21 year old son of Ur. aid
Ire. C.R, Monaghan cf Palnor, ras laid to
rc st in the P- l:cr Cel .ctery last Sunday
folioring burial services fron the Church
of God.
Janes cane to the Volley Tith his parents
rhen a snail child in 1931. He gror to
nanhood hero and had just rccontly been
dischargod fron the Amy.
The final rites rcrc conducted by tho Aneiv
icen Logion Post Uo„ 15. Tho Pall Bo-:rers
rerc chosen fron anong the toys of "his ern
ago.
Ho is survived by his parents; Fr. find Ih?s,
C.R. Monaghan, one brother, Charles; md
one sister, Mrs. L uis Ungaro,
Sympathy is extended to the bereaved fondly
fron tho I'VFC.* ■>? rhich Fr. Monaghan j.s a
nonber.
Mr. and Mrs. Monaghan, parents of tho do
coasod, had just gono to the States ftv
Mr. Monaghan’s health rhon they roro uorl
fied of the suddon death of their youngout
son. Tl'Cy returned the follorlng day.
Their plar.s to return to the States 'o oor
pletc their visit aro indefinite at the
(present tine.
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