January 25, 1945
Palnor, Alaska
No. 4
t:ts wires are hot
Early this week electric
energy was releasded over the
wires from the Eklutna power
plant to Palmer and to lines
north and south of Palmer.
Many families had de-pa
spairod of obtaining ‘'juice"
before spring but according to
information obtained yesterday,
service will be supplied as
fast as homes are wired and line
construction contractor and the
meter entrance installation con
tractor can do their work.
Service hook-up was com
pleted on the Carl Meier farm
this week and other meters will
start turning in rather quick
succession from now on.
R. J.A. LCAIIS ARE AVAILABLE
K.2.A. members who wish to
secure loons for wiring end for
plumbing ore requested to secure
on estimate for the job from the
controctor or material supplier
and then fill'application form
supplied by * *E*A,- office.
Loons arc now'available.
.V.C.Kau, Sup’t.
A GPEAT TIMS AT TIE M0RBMAN3
Twenty eight members of the
Literary Club enjoyed Saturday
evening at the hone of 1 r. L Mrs.
Verne Mornman.
The game room in the base
ment was decorated in the nat
ional colors. A raised- platform
or stage was erected, on which
guests contributed their best
stunts to the evenings entertain
ment.
Buffet lunch was served,
featuring a largo cake, decorated
with an American flag and the
line, ''Long may it .lavo.’1
Dr. L Mrs. Dorsoy wore
among tho guests.
Take a day off now and then.
Relax and have a good time.
CO-OP NOTES
Army officials have r quest
ed all Dairymen particularly
Grado A and 3 milk shippers to
moot vith them in the 1 our o
at 8:00 P, LI* Saturday night,
January 24.
Don't forgot the memo:rship
meeting Saturday, January 51.
■ Purchasing of potatoes for
this year's pool will stop
March 1, 194'; - Ho more potatoes
will he purchased or received •
after that date, • Phis is being
done so wo will know now many
potatoes wo will have to soil
in t me to reserve necessary Seed
for planting,’al30 so we can
determine how much if any addi
tional advance can be paid.
L.C.S.
BUTTER-PAT UP 10^
Effective January 15 - I'at
anuslra Valley Dairymen will re
ceive a raise cf 10 cents per
pound for butterfat in trade A
and Grade B milk and in sv; :ct
cream The price far sour cream
will remain as at present.
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JOAII ANDERSOR, KB: TBACdER
II; PALPER'
Joan Anderson\ daughter of
I-ir. and I.'rs. I.R.C, Anderson
well known in Natanuska Valley
has been recently employe;, by
Palmer School to replace Mss
Jinifred Alley, who became i..rs,
Robert Bain on December By.
LADI2S CO-OF GUILD I,FULLING
The Ladies Co-op Guild
will meet on Nonday evening Feb
ruary 2 in the Lounge at l:00
o'clock. Election of officers
will be held -at this meeting.