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SPECIAL UOTICU:- The warehouse will
be open Sunday the 25th. This will
be the last day on which the 10^o
discount will be allowed.
CVT YOUR SPUD 'NOW 111! Hill .
n ase tell your neighbors.
Thank You
.The hnnagement.
The carpenter shop is humming new
and the much needed crates for the
v tcable growers are being made.
The warehouse has been successful .
in delivering n great deni of seed
r-r.d fertilizer, direct to the' farme
fr a the err. This saves handling
charges and distributes essential
products to the fans where it can
be stored ind if a fire wore to
start cnl" a snail amount would be
lost, which can be replaced. But if
tl whole stock were in the main
v. ^ehouse and it were to be destroy
oc, it might not be rerlnceoblc.
CANID/iy^S VISIT MATANUSKA VALLTY
A.H. Ziegler, cnnidate for Delegat
to Congress on the Democratic Ticks,
from Ketchikan, Harvey Smith, who
i. seeking the nomination for the
S- ante from the Third Division and
K‘ tjl Drager, running for Attorney
General the same ticket, were'
v‘ \tors in the Valley this week.
' is. Zelgler accompanied her
husband on the trip rnd they are
going to Fairbanks from Anchorage.
I.’r. Zeigler Is a member of the
!«. ritorial School Board and has
been investigating the proposed
transfer of the Palmer School to th
Tfrritory from ttffe A.R.R.C. The
transfer has been arranged and will
u ^ oubtably be finished in the
near future.
Five Red Cross workers, who have
seen boosting the morale of the men
in service in Alaska, visited the
Viatanuska valley this week and were
^leased and surprised to fit d that
the Valley is such a scenic section.
Fhey visited a Colony farmstead and
saw the Co-op. business installations
on the trip.
The visitors wore Lucille Lambert
of California. Phyllis Mur: hv from
ioston Lass. Hildfcgurd Winkle.,Minn.
Margaret Sudd from San Fr. .cis.co, &
rLt. Dave Reinhart from Alabama, who
piloted the car.
P.T.A. HOLDS INTERESTING . EATING.
The regular monthly meeting turned
out to be quite interesting this week
as a good program had been prepared.
Mrs. Enma Do Armond led n community
Binging program.
The High School Pep Pond rendered
two snappy numbers.
Norma Nelson gave a reading.
Mr.5c Mrs. Kilcher sang European Folk
Songs and played.
Phyllis Hanson gave a reading.
^Mrs Carl Meier, Chairman and two
5omitto women Mrs. La Hose and Mrs.
France, arranged the refreshments,
Fhe tables were decorated with pussy
willows .
As -the' election of officers for the
coming year will be held next month,. .
a comittee was appointed to nominate
Members for those places. Mrs.Lee
[flarshall, Mrs Lauren Smith and Mrs.
Oscar Kindgreen were appoint on the
Comittee.
Everyone is invited to become mem
bers of the P.T.A. the duos are only
.25^ yearly.
A donation of V.10.00 was pledged
for-the Health Nurse Fund. Despite.
I the small amount in the treasury.
Come to P.T.A. Meeting next month.