MAYOR PROCLAIMS
WILDLIFE WEEK
Mayor Kenneth W. Lynn this
'week proclaimed the week of
March 16 through 22, 1958, as
National Wildlife Week in the
dity of Palmer and urges all cit
izens to acquaint themselves
with their public land heritage,
and to give particular support to
programs for the protection and
wise management of this re
source so that its multifold bene
fits will be perpetuated for the
-America of tomorrow.
Mayor Lynn, in proclaiming the
observance, pointed out the wise
nise of natural resources—soils,
waters, forest, grasslands, min
erals and wildlife—is essential to
the welfare and security of the
individual, community, territory,
And nation.
The week of March 16 through
March 22 is being observed across
the nation as National Wildlife
Week.
University Senior
To Do Woik at M.I.T.
Ronald F. Cosgrave, senior stu
sdent in chemical engineering at
the University of Alaska recently
received notice of acceptance for
graduate work in nuclear physics
at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Canbridge, Mass.
COnsgrave will be the first stu
dent to graduate in chemical en
gineering from the Univerisity of
-Alaska. This curriculum was ad
ded to the curricula of the uni
versity of 1957.
""RAINBOW" PARENTS
INVITED TO MEETING
All parents of Rainbow Girls
are invited to attend the first
meeting of a Parents’ Club to be
iheld on Monday, March 24, dur
ing the time of the Rainbow
meeting.
This meeting will be a plan
siting session regarding how best
the parents may be of assistance
to the girls in their work and so
r«a1 activities. It is hoped that
•many parents will be able to at
tend. The meeting will be held
an the basement at Carpenters’
Stall at 7:30 p.m.
~ Eh&te/Seal Societies perform iri <
addition to its numerous direct I
services many allied services in
sweial work, employment, psy
trological testing and guidance,
gsravisions of equipment, prosth
«ses and transportation.
Finance Forum—
(Continued from page 1)
ant ’.will present the program.
' William T. Zahradnicek, super
intendent of schools ,will serve
es 'moderator.
Question and answer periods
twill follow each session.
The public is invited to attend
■Any and all sessions of the forum.
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with a
JOHN DEERE
Grain Drill
Xxperts agree that, along with clean
•e«dand proper seeding rate, the plant
igmj date has a big effect on the quality
amd the yield of the crop. Make sure
(that you get your seed in when soil
asset moisture conditions are just right—
a dependable, high-speed John
JEtecre Grain Drill. Visit our store on
550SKC next trip to town and let us show
yea how to increase yields and build
profits through proper planting with a
.Tastes Deere Grain Drill.
Brook’s Equipment
FARM LOOP ROAD
PHONE PI-2195
N. C. Company
REPRESENTATIVE
Governor, Committee—
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recent Governors Conference in
Anchorage shows that local fresh
milk would be competitive with
this barrier removed.
The declared reluctance of pro
curement officials of USARAL to
recognize the value of fresh mil**
over recombined, and the fact
that they are paid subsidies by
the U.S.D.A. on recombined milk
used above normal ration allow
ances, have resulted in a refusal
to consider fresh milk at any
price above their present final
cost. This shuts off a market out
let that has been a goal to Alas
i kan farmers since 195,0 when re
combined was first ' introduced
to hold the market for local dairy
plants while a fresh supply could
6e developed.
The committee recommends
that no effort be spared by mill?
marketing agencies to make ful*
use of all accepted sales devices
to increase sales in all outlets.
They also recommend that th *
Governor’s office be given full
support by all interested groups
-in achieving the goal of Conclu
sion No. 4 of the Procurement
Conefrence report which reads
as follows: “That the U. S. Army
buy all goods including commis
sary goods, on the basis of lowest
available prices landed in Alas
ka. Landed cost should include*
CONUS price of merchandise
plus freight to Alaska, based on
published tariffs; and further,
that freight in be accounted for
and costed as a separate item
from invoice prices as is present
ly being done.” This would xT
sult in local milk prices at least
five cents pet quart less than
the real cost to the military bi
Stateside fresh, whole milk and
from zero to three cents above
a quart equivalent of imported
concentrate at which level the j
local milk would be very com
petitive.
The committee recommends
that milk processors notify the
military that fresh, whole milk
of Grade A quality is available
in quantities large enought to
supply a given area with its re*
quirement when that point is
reached. The reason for this, the
report points out, is that in the
military specification manual it
is clearly stated that, “This pro^
duct (recombined milk) is intend
ed to be used, when authorized,
in areas where a sufficient sup
COLOMBANY
SCHOOL OF DANCE
The Colombany school
of dance will enroll
Palmer students for
the ballet and tap les
sons on the 26th of
March at Carpenters
Hall.
Teens interested in
ball room dancing
are asked to come
and inquire.
KIWAN1ANS HEAR OF
NEED IN AREA FOR
ATHLETIC FACILITIES
Keith Smith, Palmer high
school principal, was speaker at
the March 10 meeting of the
Palmer Kiwanis • Club, Smith
spoke on problems pertaining to
the youth of the community,
stressing the lack of the commun
ity and school of athletic facil
ities.
It was announced at the meet
ing that the Kiwanians have re
sumed their work in the park
area located near the valley hos
pital. The section is being clear
ed by the Kiwanis Club, in co
operation with the City of Pal
mer, for a community park area.
mckenzie retains
OWNERSHIP
OF BUSINESS
Frank McKenzie’s Glacier Re
frigeration was not sold to “Y”
Electric and Refrigeration of Pal
mer as interpreted from a recent
news item. Only the manual
work of installation and repairs
was turned over to Fanchers “Y”
Electric and Refrigeration. Gla
cier Refrigeration still has the
sales and service parts for sale.
The National Society for Crip
pled Children and Adults is a
nationwide organization with
1,655 Easter Seal affiliates in all
48 states, District of Columbia
and three territories—Alaska,
Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The lo;
cal Easter Seal Society in your
area is devoted to the treatment,
care and rehabilitation of crip
pled children. You can help sup
port this important work through
your use of Easter Seals.
ply Of fresh milk is unavailble.”
The inference that recombined
is considered a substitute is clear,
the committee points out.
Big Boat
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SUPER
SEA-HORSE
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Turns up to full 50 hp
almost instantly—yet smoo
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KQSLOSKY’S DEPT
STORE
MARQUETTE WELDERS
The popular 180 amp farm welder and the
gas-driven 200 amp portable welder and
power plant.
Distributed by
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & EQUIPMENT CO.
Your NAPA Jobber
NOTICE
TEENAGE BALLROOM DANCE CLASSES
WILL RESUME SATURDAY, MARCH 22
at CARPENTERS’ HALL
Beginners: 7:00 p.m. Advanced: 8:00 p.m.
Course charge: $10 for 10 lessons if classes
have 20 members. Payable in Advance
The first lesson will be registration,
payment of fee and a free lesson.
BITTY LOU JENSEN, instructor
BJ School of Dance
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NESTLES 2 3/4 lb.
CHOC. DRINK
Quik
NESTLES — CHOCOLATE CHIP
Monels 49C
DESSERT — EVAPORATED
Apples 49t
1 lb. 1
ANGELOS- 10 oz.
MARSHMALLOWS
SMALL FRY TREATS
10 oz. cello BMM
Candy 25c
SUNRISE — BROWN & SERVE
Rolls 36c
dozen
SUN BLEST
GREEN GINA BEANS
and GREEN BEANS
WITH BACON & ONIONS
1 303 ”7CS^
L tins £ ^{b
HUNT'S
Corn, Peas $
Green Beans
5
300
tins
HUNT'S
Spinach
Tomatoes
5 300
size tins
Slab Bacon
By the piece
(NO SLICING ON THIS SPECIAL PRICE BACON)
Lean and
Tasty
Corned Beef
2 lb - 3 lb.
Cry-a-Vac
■
Make MEALTIME
-SMILETIME
W,TH Gerber
COMPLETE VARIETY
STRAINED FOODS
SOUPS
VEGETABLES
FRUITS
DESSERTS
10 for
99c
Polar - Sliced
Fresh Frozen - 10 oz. pkgs.
Strawberries 5
for
T. p.
TOILET
TISSUE
4* 39'
FOR SPRING HOUSE GLEANING
No. 76 - $4.50 value-O’CEDAR $079
SPONGE MOPS
8 inch ■— Regular $1.98
Redi-Mop
$4 19
JOHNSONS — 22 oz.
Klear Wax 79c
| Kolex
Big Box $
REGULAR -
Large 48 pac
U?|
LOCAL — NO. 1
Potatoes
10 lb. bag
59E
DRINK
Fresh Milk
1/2 gallon
69E
GROCERIES
KOSLOSm
FOR LESS