HENRY' TURNER BAUER
' DIED FROM GUN-SHOT
WOUND
Henry Turner Bauer, known as Turner
Bauer to his friends, died Thursday morn
ing at his hone from self-inflicted gun
shot wound in the head.
Henry Tumor Bauer came to the valley
in 1943 from Kodiak and settled on a.farm'
* south of Palmer. His" parents Mr.’ .and Mrs,
‘AS. 3auer are also farm residents living
south of Primer.
'h1. Bauer leaves to mourn his passing^
his wife and his parents who are living
in the Valley. The Bauer families have
made many friends since coming here to
live aiid the deepest sympathy is extended
to the bereaved family.
LAPSE GROUP ATTEND WOMENS ACHIEVEMENT DAY
Homemakers of the Valley climaxed-their*
years act-ivity with a luncheon ahd pero
gr :i Wednesday, October 24, at 'the U.P.
Church Parlors. About fifty-five women
participated in the event. .
The tables were decorated with winter ,'w
bouquets of grasses and seed pods. Pavofs
at each place'included miniature brides,
wedding bells, -nd bouquets in honor of
the coming wedding of Kiss Dyrae.
Program hvwbors included Vocal ipuqt, by
Mrs.-‘C.A. Sandvik'and Mrs. Leonard 3organ
of the Sutto Club. : Reading, I5rs. William
Snodgrass of. Hilltop' Rivcrbond Club, Ski't
"Aria" by the Wasilla Club and Vo^cal solo
by Mrs. Lloyd'King accompanied by Mrs.
Victor Alfscn, representing the Sourdough
club. Snccial accordian numbers vrere
played by Mr.' Fircovcd of Anchorage.
Cont. on pp, 5 .
AIRPORT ASS'N TO
I'NCORPOR ATE
A" an Airport meeting held on Tuesday
evening of this week those present voted tr
incorporate, A committee was appointed to
draw up>(.the Articles of Incorporation r~d
jnother committee was appo/nted to sec 're
add it ional.land,
A report has been received from Leonard
Iknith, Territorial Highway Commissioner,
outlie effect that Federal appropriatio - or’
d3,*00 for .each $1,00 contributed locally is
available’and would be furnished this next
runner.
ASSOCIATED FROZEN FOOD PACKERS, INC. TO
INSTALL QUICK FREEZE PLANT IN ANCHORAGE
Word has been received from N. 3, I.Iarkey
of.the Associated Frozen Food Fackers, Tnc
that they definitely intpnd to install a
plant for'freezing berries at Anchorage
during. the' c oraing summer.
Mr* MSarkey states that they will be able to
absorb raspberries and especially straw
berries in quantities up to the yield of
1200. acres. ‘ He states further that As
sociated Packers will be receptive to any
-•jawount of cranberries and blueberries
which the Association can offer.
In considering the effect of this proposed
plant on farming in the Valley, it should
be realized that it will be a wholesale
market for'processing and that, accordingly
pfices-will be lower. At the same time,
production c&n be undertaken on a much
larger scale, which will allow an increased
.diversification among'the crops produce-1
here and at Anchorage, and such a program
is, the ultimate solution to profitable
farming for all producers.
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