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PALMERS- FINER • FOOD
SERVING
OE LI C IOUS , 5U N DAY
DINNERS
HOMEMADE PIES and PASTRIES
ICE CREAM
% Open 7 AM'tito 1 AM- Every Day
Serving 24 Hrs. on.Fridays & Saturdays
Glenn's greenhouses
2y niles south of Palner
CA3BAGE PLANTS TOMATO PLANTS
• • CAULIFLOWER PLANTS
BROCCOLI PLANTS PEPPER PLANTS
• CELERY PLANTS
EGGPLANTS FLOWER PLANTS
a variety
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IN FAIRBANKS
Dr. Earl Graves is in Fairbanks this week
on Veterinarian business.
E.V. Kirsch, Veterans* Instructor, spent
a few days this week in Fairbanks.
TYPHOID CARRIER. FOUND
IN SPENARD AREA
The Spenard woman who was identified as a
typhoid ’’carrier” last week has been de
finitely linked to Anchorage epidemic, ac
cording to local health officials.
Dr.Robert L. Smith, Assistant Commissioner
of Health, received word yesterday after
noon that tests made at the Communicable
Disease Center in Georgia show that bac
teria from the young mother’s specimen are
the same type as bacteria from all of the
17 Anchorage cases. '‘This definitely
proves that this woman is the source of
the epidemic,” Dr. Smith said. The woman
is now undergoing treatment at Providence
Hospital in an attempt to rid her of the
disease germs..
Health authorities said she will be prohi
bited from taking part in public food
handling and-must notify the health depart
ment of any change of address in addition
to submitting stool specimens for analysis
at periodic intervals.
Investigations indie- te that this woman
gave the disease to children of a neigh
boring Spennrd family who in turn infected
their playmates. Food was probably the
means of disease transmission in all cases,
Dr. Smith said.
Seventeen children from the anchorage area
have been stricken by the disease since
the. first case of typhoid was confirmed on
April 6. Four suspected cases from East
Chester district are still undergoing lab
oratory tests, health authorities stated.
Officials continue to advise the boiling
of el 1 water from dug wells and typhoid
Immunization is still recommended for all
residents of areas using dug wells and
cesjS pools.
MINSTREL SHOW NEXT WEEK
During the- past month the Kiwanis Club of
Palmer has been practicing for their Mins
trel Show which will be presented this
next week on Friday and Saturday evening.
The Chorus is under the direction of Bill
Renpel. Dr. Foster Sims 4s the Interlocu
tor. Endtr.en are: Jin Wilson, Jin Hurley,
Bob Totten and Bob Crites.
In addition to the chorus there will be
special numbers by—Mike Roberts, Ruth &
Bob.and Paul Martin. Other specialties
will be the Harnoniceers, Mountain Justice
and the Andrews Brothers.
A well rounded out night of entertainnent
is promised all who attend. You will be
sorry if you niss it. Proceeds are being
used for new Band Uniforms, and possibly
new curtains for the stage.
Tickets are now on sale by Kiwanis Club
members.