1.IILK SAT: I TATI 0!! SZ'INAR'
Seminar sessions will bo bold
r.t Palmer from 9 a. n. to 1- n. .
on iionc
■*1 - - r
A ril 7th and
aiv
April 8th i
. i
i or c;. ryr nx
S a.si. to 4 p.
ic l roiii
o:i uodn-sdny,
April Stb. for pasteurization plant
oporat rs. The followin is the
tentative preTt::.
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SUBJECT
HOUR
LaOTURRR
”as I
S-10 Registration, Intro. V. J
10-11 hilh-Borno diseases Dr.C.Sniti
-"-Sections 1-5 L.A.Harley
Dairy session
Section 5; 1ab. - ’.1.Pau1
11 on -ir 1; ani na 1 Pd s *s, Dr. -raves
11-12
1-2
2- 3
3- 4
I to
oens 2-7, incl.
J'. Tstcllc
rp
VC
anr. 8
9-10 Talk
10-11 Itons 8-9
Items 10 & 11
11-1'
-'r. Hans on
I .r. J ohns on
h. .Nasi
Dairy Session
1-2
2- 3
3- 4
12-14 ^isinf. L.A. orleyi
9-10
10-11
11-12
1-2
11 O'™ s
Itens 15-21; talk ^on.Irwin
Itons 22,23 Zc2o L.C.Stock
P a.s t cur iz at i on s e s s i on
bod. Aprl 9
Registration,Intro
Items 1-15
I.'.A.i: xrlo':
I.tom 16, Pasteuriz . R. . lasa
toms 17- 3, ?.ncl.
....Aorloy
Vo £
x. O _
VOJ
i cussion
cti
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ns and items refer to U.5,
••a 1th .service milk Code.
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'TION
The diversified far”: group '
will sponsor a meeting of fann
ers interested in a discussion on
the subject of "Proper size of
far.13 and the making of rcccn
r.cndations relative to the (dis
posal of land in the Valley tran
sferred to the Dept, of interrior.
by an act of Congress last fall."
The mooting wj 11 be held in
the tctc sior. office konday,
liar eh 31 at 8:00 P.h.
Some firms bio- d wool of
as many as six different shades
of color in making khaki.
c ye
C/.T:L"h3k -di? PLAY II/-3 ...PIOUS
coiis: jj .:itg: :s
Little Garry Youiv o:' ; ot
ni’L> ■‘our y^ars old, lost an
throujh t’r±o carolossivns of a
playmate. A a roup of chi"1 -ren
were playing Indian as all child
ren love to do and threw Ion;;
sticks, pretending that thov wore
spears. One stuck in Gar;*7r»g eye
and broke off. 1’ony ^chwairi flew
kin at once to Dr. -dlo Frits of
Let Chilean but the splinter left,
half an inch lonp and an -•’ yhth
of an inch wide, had done its
work and. the eye was removed the
sa.no evening. *‘o one is lamed
for the accident, but the r.nily
asks one favor of all children,
nd that is: "Do not throw sticks
at other cbJLldren, even in lay.”
Parents, take notice and 1 Ip
save other eyes.
TEE HOE I- ITAL THIS
IK
Kps. :'.c.x iicreo was 'ischarg
od after receiving medic.- 1 rttentio:
James Larry wh :se bao': vt.s
injured a week ago was re*- d_ .itted
f or further troa.tnont 0
. r. and Mrs. Lloyd Lib ,cc
of Independence were presented
with a be.by ^ irl Han eh 2 J .
I.r. and I'rs. Gordon - ritz
baby boy i. arch 27.
3'r. and ’-.re. Victor
baby boy March 28.
Mrs. Y/arron Rice of Independ
ence admitted for surgical atten.
Prank rcrcich of \/il? >w Creek
received surgical treatr.-o11 .
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'CM>. IAGE ROAD Id. BAD
Motorists driving in clior
age from Matanuska Valley hiring
the week reported a very - nddy
stretch of highway between Mainer
and Knik River bridge. M rc ps
little prospect of ploasur (.'riv
ing until the frost is cut of the
roads, an annual condition which
motorists can help to relieve by
Ms coins their cars out of service
as rmcli as possible.