MILK SANITATION
don't
and utensils may ad< the danger
ous type of b-ctcria which will
multiply qMckly and spread
disc:-.sc. Therefore, milk laws.
Mr.Clements stated that the time
for inspection an" grading of
dairies in the valley would be
extended to July 1, at which time
he would again return to the
valley and all dairies would be
grac&d according to law.
Any person soiling milk must have
a permit from the Health depart
ment. This permit will bo free
of charge and v/ill mean that the
person granted a permit has been
inspected by an officer of the
Health department and his dairy
has been graded according to law.
The Her. 1th department is more
than willing to cooperate with
the dairymen to enable him to
comply with the law and to be
lenient in extending tine requir
ed for construction of necessary
improvements, nevertheless, it
must be definitly understood by
all market milk producers in the
valley that, they will bo ex
pected to produce at least grade
B raw milk‘by July 1. Anyone
engaged in the production or
distribution of rnv; milk after
July 1, and not com, lying with
the regulations will be guilty
of a misdemeanor and subject to
arrest and conviction.
Under the present circumstances
and exsisting conditions the
majority of farms in the valley
are approximately grade C, if
so 11 ing na rice t mi 11:.
The same laws do not as yet apply
to the sale of butter fat. Just
the same,every possible precau
tion of cleanliness and sanitation
will bo expected and. all farms
should be graded, -it is desirous
for the inprovmont and protection
of the name "MATAITJSXA MAID",
that permanent improvement shall
be effected as soon as possible
to bring up our'standard of milk
and butter fat production.
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Co-op must bo built from tho
bottom up and this is tho first
step in givin0 the farmer a voice
in the. management and responsi
bility of those units in' which
he is vitally interested; tho
handling and marketing of the
products from the farm.
It is my desire that these units
be operated upon a strickly bus
iness basis with the bast service
possible to the members. I know
that wo have a large job ahead
of us and that it is not a one
man job. In a Cooperative v/c
do not say"I” but find that
"WE" is a better oxperossion and .
on this job WE ARE GOING TO DO IT.-* i
BROADCAST OP LOCAL TALEIIT
On Saturday night May 13th. at
8 o'clock in the Palmer Audit
orium, a broadcast program of
local trlcnt will bo presented.
Tho audience will be able to sec
the activities that take place
in tho studio and hear all of the
numbers on the program. Plans
are being made that : . will be
very similar to programs that are
broadcast over radio hook-ups in
the States.
Local talent will appear and
from early reports some unusual
talent is bein^ discovered in the
Valley that will be presented.
The Community Chorus will like
wise appear on the broadcast pro
pram.
The returns from this form of en
tertainment will be used entirely
to develop the camp grounds which
arc used by the local Boy Scouts t
and Girl 1 Scouts and 4-Ii clubs
for their summer camp. Those
attending this unusual broadcast
propram will, not only support
this worthy cause for our hoys.
and girls, but also .will be hav
ing the opportunity of participa
ing in a program similar to large
broadcasts outside.
Admission will bo at tho usual
rate3.