PALI'13rr:,TTTi! 4*H CLUB
The Palncrette baking girls held
their fifth meeting at *-rs.John
son’ 3 June 20 at 2j00p.m. There
were only two members absent,
Mrs, Moremen and hrs.Single gave
a demonstration on ctf.p cakes,
which truned out very pood, 'rs.
Johnson served a delicious lunch.
Jane Lentz
Club reporter
MILK RECORDS KRCESS/.RY
Word comes from the F^ir man
agement, that all boys and girls
in 4-;-I livestock projects, vdio
enter producing cev.s at the Fair
must accompany their entry' with
a mill: record, Tf they do not
have ,a milk rccoro, the judge
will greatly discount the cow
regardless of the quality of the
animal.
i rcjretting
WATER LINE
The now gravity water system is
progressing sa.tisfactorly. The
sloshing one'1 bulldozing is en
tirely finished. The vr rk of
lcyihg the lee. 1-in ,.ipcs to the
reservoir, et Er .zils, will be
completed this week. The crew
in charge cf R.B.Eeastnn, will
temporarily sus; encl work on this
project and begin laying a tem
porary water line from the Mr.t
anuska River to Civic Center, to
insure an adequate water supply
during the earning season.
The temporary line will be laid
on top of the ground and will
be removed when the main• line
is completed.
After the temporary line is laid
the crew will again resume work
on the main line. The ditch
will then be dug by machinery ,
the pipe will be laid and again
covered by machinery, which is
the quickest way to complete the
work before fall.
SEED HOTICE
All those who have not token
token delivery on seed should
do so before Monday July,3rd.
Wo have additional requests for
see ", on new bulldozing and
shall release all reserved seed
to new orders beginning V/cdnesday
July 5. This notice is given
so re s}all not be required to
carry over a considerable amount
until next year.
Signed
Y/illiam V/.Hoad
3CC cai.jp in quarantine
The local CCC Camp Is quarantined
for measles. Dr.Albrecht writs
pool to knov; that precaution is
still necessary in the prevention
of measles, and would appreciate
the same cooperation by the local
residents until such time as the
disease has disappeared*
Dr.Albrecht? scys it i3 most
creditable to the community that
we have had so few eases appear.
CORRECTION
Y/e wish to ccrroct the statement
in last weeks issue concerning the
pheasant hatch. The str.tcment
was mis lending and did not carry
the information intednccl.
Of the 528 pheasants taken from >
the incubator, many were actually
taken from the egg in a weakened
condition because of the struggle
to get free of the shell. Of
these taken from the eggs, about ■
one third died later, and not a
third of the entire hatch.
There is a difference between
women and cats. A woman can’t
run up a telephone pole and a
cat can’t run up a store bill
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DANIS TOMORROW NITE IN COMMUNITY
HALL-FUNDS FOR THE KIDS FUN.