UJEHTER IHflPVPpiiniSlER
'"ASTILA. SERVICES: '
SUNDAY 10J00 a.m.
WEDNESDAY 8:Q0 p.m.
FALTER SERVICES
SUNDAY 8:-00 p.n.
•TUESDAY * ' 8:00 p.m.
Tie re the Bible speaks—'Te speak,
hero the Bible is silent-Ue are silent.
BRICK-mtX
JUST ARRIVED—
Car of Brick-mix, a specially mixed
mortar for laying'concrete or cinder
building* blocks and any kind of
bricks. Lack of warehouse space
forces us to make. a. special price for
-all, Brick-mix sold for cash. j
Before J U N E • -10th j
/' ; AT THE
fllXHORRG'E 'SARD & GRAVEL
60 X
23 v 7 A A/ CH ( fc / J, (j£ ~/\ LA 5 KA
C/1 CT
'HAROLD RICE BUYS DAIRY
arold Rice, who has been in charge of the
Livestock at the Matanuska Experiment.
Earn since last fall, has purchased a
Dairy at Sitka and is'leaving'rithin a
few days to locate at Sitka-.
T-ts. Rice and son, Kenneth, rill acoDnpany'
-’r. Rice, and rill make their home in Sitka
KCSLGSKY . DEPARTMENT STORE
OPENING JUNE 7
Jan and Ralph Kosiosky have announced that
he new store will open for business on
aturday June 7. Store "personnel have
been arriving this week. New on the staff
is Art Nadisctn, who will be in complete
, charge of the Ileat,,Deoartenent.
The lent Deportment, Grocery, Dry Goods
md Clothing-Departments will-be on the
in floor. The Hardware and Himitu.ro
Department is to be located in the base
Difficulty in obtaining building materials
has caused mush delyy in the completion of
tkis store.
GRANGE , HOLDING MEMBER-,
SHIR , C'JE-S v,DRIVE
At the meeting of the Grange on J.3iay 8th,
a discussion of delinquent members led
to the organisation of two teams for the
purpose of collecting dues and getting
members reinstated. These teams have been
designated as the "ISartins" and the "Coys".
George Swell is the representative of the
Coys and Farker Lester is representative
for the Tiartins.
At the close of the contest the losing
team will put on a feed and entertainment
for the winners. The occasion for this
celebration is t be announced at a later
date.
TREE MOVIES GIVEN BY
HEAL Thl DEPARTMENT
On Monday evening of this tf-eek, the Ter
ritorial Health Department, presented a
series of movies in the Community Hall on
Daify Ihrm Sanitation and Prevention of
Disease. s
Joe Alter, from the Juneau Office of the
Health Department; and Lloyd Moreley,
Senior Sanitatarian from the Branch Office
in Anchorage, presented the movies.
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The first picture was on Brucellosis or
3angs Disease. This picture began with
the' story 'of a typical Dairy Farm and
showed hov; the disease strikes, sources
of contamination and preventative measures
in checking its spread.
'The second educational feature was on
Sanitation in oper ting-a Dairy Hbm.This
picture showed types of equipment . and
.appr ved methods of sanitation in produc
ing the very best milk.
Both pictures were very interesting and
were enjoyed by those present—the con .Tam
ers as well as the dairymen. Due to the
•short'tine in -.whichito advertise the pic
tures, many people probably did no.t know
about it in time. It is planned to have
more pictures of this nature -from time to
t ime.
At this meeting the Health Department
made tentative plans for a Dairy School
to be held sometime this nerfc winter.Far
mers present were'of the opinion that the
months of January, February or March would
be the most suitable time for a school of
this kind.
The new Shamrock Cocktail Bar W 11 Open
in Palmer this rnmet Saturday May 31, it
has been announced. The he’ d b r tender
arrived this week. He ha3 been Head Bar
tender for the Elks for six years.