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DO NOT delay orderings.. 3
EASTER LILY
while there are lovely ones
which to choose
Maud Hosier . • ;
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SLIDES
Cont. from page 1
matter of speculation. Water see
page might well be the cause. Some
insist that there is steam oozing
from the ground. According to re
ports there had not been much thaw
ing in that area as yet as this
side of the mountain faces the nortt
west, and there have been no heavy
rains which sometimes cause slides, i
Those who have worked at Goat Greek
tell us that slides were frequent
there all last summer, but of course
nothing like the magnitude of the
present slides.
So far as we have been able to
learn, no damage has been caused to j
any property in that area*-and
we might add that people have been
wise enough to keep a safe distance
away, so that no one has been hurt.
However, it has caused a great deal |
of concern at the Goat Greek Lumber ;
company." There are reports that
some of the rocks from the slide
are not so vary far from the road.
CONSULT ATTORNEY
Jack Clubk, Co-op Attorney from'1'
Seattle,, was;-*ack again this last
week to consult with the M.V.F.C.A.
and their Attorney, Ed Davis on
legal matters pertaining to the
i.ssociation. He was in Anchorage
on Saturday, Sunday and Monday and
left again for Seattle. While here
he met with Manager Wilson, Carl
Rasmussen and Clayton Esslinger in
Anchorage.
ROACH
FILES APPEAL
Ed Davis, Attorney for the il.V.F^C.1
notified the M.F.E.CEP. A. that Bailey
Bell,' Attornejr for Roach, had filed
Notice of Appeal on the recent case
of Roach vs. the M.V.F.C.A.
It will be remembered that in this
case the tr.V.F.C.A. was instructed
to pay taxes on the buildings of;
the Anchorage Dairy while the es
tate was to pay taxes on the land.
This decision evidentl}?- was not sat
is factory to ilr. Roach, custodian
of the property._[
We must have your
EASTER CUBING
EOT LATER THAN
TUESDAY, APRIL 4th
after this date we
do not promise
delivery in time for Eoster.
PlCK-UP £> DELIVERY
OPEM -v, MONDAYS thru FRIDAYS
COLONY DAY
Cont. from pp. 1
The Committee is asking that all
merchants in the town carry out a
iJColony Day'1 mot iff in their dross
and in the decorating of their busi
ness establishments# Merchants are
also being requested to refrain
from selling fire-crackers and from
leasing out any space in or near the
town to others who may want to sell
fire crackers during the Colony Day
Program#
The data for the grand event has
been set for May 27 and 28 this year#
FINE WEATHER IN FLORIDA
Several people in Palmer have re
ceived letters ofrom Helen Ray who
is now in Miami, Florida with her
mother. She reports the weather
fine- and .wonderful for raising chil
dren, Larry is growing very fast
she says. She sends greetings to
her friends.
HEMHM33 HR-the MSA meeting this
April 8* at the