HOMEWARD POUND
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Barry and daughter left *
this week to return to their home in
Seattle, Bill has worked in the Mainte
nance department this summer.
LE AVE FOR SCH 0 OL
Gayle Eckert, Mary Ana Linn and Allan
Linn left this week to attend Washington
State College at Pullman, Washington.
LETTER FROM DOROTHY
In a letter recently received from Mrs.
Dorothy Bell, she reports that she is
comfortably settled in Pine City Minn.,
she has a job and an Apartment where her
daughter Wanda can be ;d.th her.
IK FAIRBANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurd, Wasilla and
’.Vrllace Middleton of the Experimental
Farm, motored to Fairbanks on Thursday,
they plan to spend a week sightseeing
and visiting friends.
HARVEST DINNER
SAVE SATURDAY OCTOBER 21st for the North
land Pioneer Grange'HARVEST DINNER. Meals
will be served family style beginning at
6:00 P.H. and serving until 8:^0 P.K*
FREE BOOKS
Those books are free at the Extension
Office: "Markets for the Products of
Cropland in Alaska" , "New Relish Book",
Come in and and ask for yours.
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