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VOL. 12
Palmer, edaska.
November 25,1549
No. 46
THANKSGIVING
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CO-OP nOTES
BUTTERMILK ON THE
MARKET
The first buttermilk to be made in
the M.V.F.C.A. Creamery was put on
the market last Friday. This new
product is. finding a ready market
both in Anchorage and in the Valley.
Two hundred gallons was produced
the first four days of operation.
Most of. this went to the ^-jichorage
Dairy. The rest was bottled for
local trade.
Many have been awaiting the produc
tion of this product for several
months. It is now available. Its
fine quality makes it an excellent
product for both table use and for
cooking.
TRACING POST- WAREHOUSE -
GARAGE ' CLOSED DEC. I FOR
INVENTORY
The Trading Post, Warehouse and
Garage announce that they will be
closed on December 1st in order to
take Inventory for the end of
the Fiscal Year as of Nov. 30.
NOTICE
Should any member fail to receive a
copy of the Valley Settler, one may
be obtained at either the Trading
Post or the Garage. They are free
just take one. They arc left thore
just for that purpose.
'.'Then so many names are typed each
week, it is quite possible to miss
a name or two—especially on the
membership list.
blood rypifiG sonufly
Only a little over 200 of the expect
ed 500 reported for blood typing last
Sun , Dr.C.C.Bailey reported. He an
nounced that blood typing will, be
done again this coming Sunday, and
all those who did not report last
Sunday may report this next Sunday
regardless of where his or her name
falls in the alphabet.
Knowing your blood type may at some
time be. a very important factor in
saving your own life as this saves
many valuable minutes in securing a
blood doner, Dr. Bailey pointed out.
Therefore, everyone is urged to have
this done so that a complete file
of biood types will be available.Two
files will be kept—one at the Hospi
tal and one in the Doctor's .office'.
Hours: 9 to 12 and 1 to 5.
INSTALL OFFICERS
The Masonic ‘and Eastern Star Club
held their annual Thanksgiving din
ner in the Lutheran Church basement
on Monday of this week. The Wasilla
group served.
Following the dinner new officers
were installed. Bill Roark,President.
Mrs.Merle Anderson,Vice President;
Mrs, Lev; Hanks, Secretary-Treasurer.
The new members introduced included:
Mr,&llrs.Branton,Mr.& Mrs.Churchill,
Mrs.Carolyn Miller,Mr.& Mrs. Zahrad
nicek,:ir. & Mrs .’.heeler and Mr. and
Mrs. Hanks. *
V/.N.Cuddy,of Anchorage, was guest
speaker for the evening,
47 persons were in attendance.