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WATCH YOUR
The Palnor Fire Department ' ,
was called out during the noon
hour today t° prevent the-loo
Incas bone from' be coning involved
in a brush fire,
there is no tine now to novo
to new locations or build now
Let's give our fires consid
ers’ 1c thought before wo set then.
IlUhOR BACChYU FACT
Kay Hansen and Howard Vvilson,
in a double ring ccronony, vr.re
united in marriage at four'o’clock
Uunday afternoon by Rev. O.’Vilb-r
Randall at the United Protestant
Church in Palnor.
Lr. and I rs. LicCarty attended
as best nan and natron of honor.
bedding guests included hr.
and'brs. Ton Jackson and Dr. and
hrs. T>Roy Flora.
The young couple plan a'
horry'-o^n trip in the Utates,
I'iss Faith rowers, late of
Palr.ior Hospital nursing staff and
Ned kiz&tjpst were married last w. k
V/cduc-sra** b-* F
in All faints
in Anchorage.
They will
athor 7,'arrcn Fonn
Episcopal Chur eh *
make their hone at
Independence.
V/ord has bc;n received that
Frs. foodrow ■ urth arrived in
f attic in tine for funday dinner
after leaving Anchorage at 4:30
Saturday afternoon.
FRIoCC CAFF DESTROYED BY FJR3
‘ ire in Anchorage early V/ed
nesday morning completely destroy
ed the Frisco Cafe building and .
several other buildings on both
sides of the Frisco, were either
wrecked or severely damaged be
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• VEGETABLE GRCTTvG
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Vegetable Growers
n.f iod their
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willingness to
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ket, by giving notice of s tch
intention at the Co-op efface will
t Saturday, April 25 at 3 P.I-I.
vegetables for the Ar:
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0350.00 IN VICTORY BONER
The Palnor Victory Bond
Guessing Contest closed 1 '!t Sat
urday at’midnight with 272 tick
ets sold. Gone one among the pur
chasers of these tickets will win
a Victory Bond worth .,>350, oo.
Total expense of tickets, etc.
for the local pool was approxi
mately ten dollars.
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Tlio DairyncrJs Association
net in the Lounge- on Tugsfay Apr.
21, Lt. Snodgrass, ; ilk Inspector
for the Amy In this locality,
was present and discussed the rea
sons why it was necessary to have
two inspectors, one representing
the Public Health Depart: ■ 'it and
one for the Amy, and that neither
one could substitute .or the other
as long as the nilk supply was
being retailed to two different
sources.
Glean barns, clean utensils
and clean handlers should tend
to help Maintain quality : dlk
throughout the sur.mor Months.
With Increased temperature there
is very likely to be an Increase
In bacterial count unless watched.
At the present tine there
are five dairy producers in the
Valley who are Making plans for
Grade A production whon the Amy
has put on its Grade A list, but
who can not sell nilk to Anchor
age, as they have not not the full
Grade A requirements which, the
Public Health requires, '..ocausc
of continual low bo.ctcrial count
Lieutenant Snodgrass fools the
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