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Kr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson of Palmer
became the parents of a. baby girl on July
£9th. She arrived at the Valley Hospital
and checked In at 6 lbs. 14 oz.
Hr. and Mrs. ".alter Briggs of Palmer are
the parents of a baby girl, born august
25 end weighing 6 lbs. 15 oz.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelwltz of Palmer are
the proud parents of n son, their first j
child, on august 2. He weighed 6‘. lbs. and j
7 oz.
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8 11< C H TREES 10 S TA T ES j
To date more than 25 Alaskan birch trees
have been sent to colleges In the northern
tier of states. They have been forwarded
by air from Alaska through the courtesy
of .iir Transport Associates. Mr. "n. Van
Acnrongen, general manager of ATA v,as
guest of honor at the special sourdough
hotcake breakfast.
when school opens In the fall, the sour- j
cugh hotcake-naple syrup breakfast will
be repeated so that all U of A students
will qualify as "sourdough hotcake eaters.
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Cont. from page 1
needed. The motor where the leak had oc
curred had also been turned off. Mr.Kerzle
said that the other passengers had not
realized why the plane had turned back,
end he knew It only because he could see
what was happening.
CHANGES AT THE CREAMERY
Clarence 3oll, Manager of the Creamery
Plant In Palmer, announced this week that
the Palmer plant Is starting retail and
wholesale delivery of their products to
residents of Palmer. This service will be
dally except for Sundays and Legal Holidays.
Retail sales through the Creamery Office
will be discontinued cs of August 15th.
After that date customers will be able to
obtain their milk from the delivery truck
or at the stores.
At the same time, August 15th, the price
of milk by the gallon will be raised to
£1.40 per gallon which Is the same ns milk
costs ' In quart bbttles by the gallon.Bulk
□Ilk will be delivered at the same tine
other milk Is delivered on the truck. Cans
may be given to the driver or left at the
Creamery before 9 a.m. and the driver will
deliver then In the afternoon.
Mr. Bell announced that construction is
well unf’er way for converting the P: lner
plant for paper bottles. This conversion
wl 11 probably not be mode until late fall
or winter. Three coolers have been com
bined into one larger cooler to make room
for the extra storage space which wl11 be
needed since all milk will eventually be
bottled at the Palmar plant when this
change takes place.
ANNUAL
MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Mntanuska Valley
Farmers' hooper-.ting Association will be
held ou-iAugust 15, at 8 p.n. in the School
Gyn. Lunch will be served by the associ
ation. Five directors nay have to be el
ected at this neeting due to the change
of the fiscal year. This natter will
cone up for the ner.bers to decide just
what is to be done where board renter's
terns do not expire until January next.
RA\S LEAVING ALASKA
Mr. and Mrs. J.L.Rny of anchorage plan to
leave for Olynpia, "/ahhington, where they
will nake their hone. Mr. Ray plans to go
into business there.
AT THE U
Genuine sourdough hotcakes a la University
of Alaska and naple syrup direct fron Nev.
Hanpshire gave. 75 sunner school students
and faculty nenbers a big thrill last
'Borith at breakfast tine at the University
of Alaska cafeteria.