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HOOVER U IT I FORTS
cotton — plain nyldn
or the newt •. ;
porous.nylon
Place Orders vith Mrs L. Loberg
LC6ERC'S VARIETY
h-o-t-i-c-e
For ”P0' Tv OFF,; after Office Hours
Sundays and Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
or
Ralph Moore
OFFICE CLOSES at NCOH on SATURDAYS
Hatanuska Electric Ass’n,Inc.
Palmer Alaska
CHICK START E R
CHICK SCRATCH
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PINOCHLE AGAIN
WEEK
Yes—there will bo another Grrnge
linochle Party next week on Larch
39th in the Grange Kail. This partj
is being given to make up for the
one which was missed in February
due to bad weather. Grpies v/ill be
gin promptly at 8:00 p.m.
The last Pinochle party for this
season ’/ill be given on April 19th.
iBc. so- strong thrt -nothing can dis
;drb your peace of mind.
7/3 SCAL SALES FOR
/ 94 9
The following report has been re
ceived from irs. Viola Thuma on the
Seal S'.lo and money paid out in
1949, for the Alaska T.B. Associa
tion, Valley Chapter.
Ain't collected,Seal Sales -J422.00
Paid out for Postage 11.50
Net A410.50
Ain't s^nt to ATA Juneau 526.10
Retained locally # 84.40
Bank balance Feb. 1949 ,, 92.00
Paid out for book card- 62.50
files,medicino,trans
portation of patients
Brlance } 29.50
Proceeds from 1949 seals 64.40
Balance L:r.6,1950 „>113.90
I wish to thank all of you for your
cooperation. Perhaps we can do bet
tor next year.
Viola C.Thuma
LEST Eli & WILSON IN KEN A!
Parker Lester end Charles -<ilson arc
in the Kenai leninsula area this wool
They left here on Monday of this
week and plan to bo back in the Tal
ley about Tuesday of next week.
COM. OF AGRICULTURE
VISITS VALLEY
Clyde G. 3’ierman, Commissioner of
Agriculture, was in Palmer this last
week end. Mr. Sherman had just re
turned from a trip down the Kenai
Peninsula. Me said that he was in
Homer at the time that the REA lights
were turned on. It was a groat day
in Homer, ho said. The cooperative
which was orgenized in Homer and
corresponds to our MEA is known as
the HEA (Homer Electric Association).
AMAZED AT VALLEY
PROGRESS
'Bud ' ’..olf kill of MonroeWash
ington hat' no idee that there was
much left of the Colonization Pro
ject of 1935 until he visited Pal
mer on Heines dry of this week. Ir,
•olfkill v/es in Anchorage on busi
ness an:’ found out that he was close
to the iie.t; nuska Vpiley. Ho dec idee
•to make c ceil find find out what had
happened to the Matanuska Colony.
To bo brief, Mr. k'olfkiil was amazed.
Upon arrive 1 in Palmer ho wont to
the Bank where he was taken in tow
by Pack Haze. Mr. Maze brought him
to M.D.Snodgrass and between the two
escorts, Mr. holfkill soon loornekt
that thj M,-tanuska Valley was very
much alivo "“nd had grown considerably
since thv_ cays of 1935.