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THE MAGAZINE "ALASKA
PROGRESSING • ■
Mr. Albert Taylor reports that the mag
azine "Alaska" is coming along fine. He
has many photographs ready for the engrav
er. :Mr. Taylor says that in order to be
printed each photograph has to be engraved
and there is a lot of work involved in
preparing the pictures.
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Photographer, Gene Gyuriak of Palmer,
took most of the pictures and anyone that
gets a copy of the magazine will certain
ly haye a wonderful collection of Valley
pictures.
CHANCE ELECTS OFFICERS
The Northland Pioneer Grange had its re
gular meeting and election of officers
on Thursday evening of this week.
Officers elected for the coming year were
as follows:
Worthy Master ----- William Hoskins
Overseer ----- — - - - - Ralph Dye
Lecturer --------- Wanda Wilson
Steward --------- Bruce Graham
Asst. Steward ------- Art Stacy
Chaplain -------- Vera Rorrison
Secretary --------- Nina Stock
Treasurer ---------- Tom Lepak
Gate Keeper ------- -Dee Johanson
Ceres ------ - - Lillian Loberg
Flora ------- - -- Harriet Fell
Pomona ---------- Marne Hanks
Lady Asst. Steward - - - - Karla Duff
Pianist --------- Carol Stephan
Ex. Comm. 3 yr. Term-- Gene Kirsch
Ex. Comm. 1 yr. Term - - -Herb Holstein
Out of the sixteen officers elected there
were only eight new ones, the remaining
eight were re-elected to their original
office.
PP/CE CHANCES
Effective October 1st the price of eggs
to the producer will be raised 5(4 on
extra-large, large and medium eggs.
On the retail delivery route the price of
milk will be raised from 35# to U0$ per
quart, also effective October 1st and
t. arcafter.
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NOTICE; ..
For HP0TER OFF” after Office Hours
Sundays and Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
or
Ralph Moore
OFFICE CLOSFS at NOO'N' on SATURDAYS
Matnnuskn Electric Ass’n, Inc.
Palmer ' Alaska.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Lee Meier of Wasilla, a son
on Sept. 23,weighing 6 lbs.
> 2 02. He has been named
Byron Jones.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Mohan,
Painer are the parents of a
son, oorn Sept. 27, weighing
8 lbs. His name is Michael
Vincent.
INCORPORATION REARING CCN'T.
Roland Snodgrass and Jack Rewcomb protested
the inclusion of eighty acres of farmland,
owned by them in the limits of the proposed
city, and also protested including the
Co-op area in the city. Carl Rasmussen
acting for the Board of Directors of the
Co-op asked that the Co-op be excluded as
only eight names were mentioned as signers
of the petition for incorporation from the
Co-op area, which includes approximately
one fourth of the population and nearly
two thirds of the land' included, the Co-op
felt that it was not needed in that part
of the proposition.
John Hellanthal, appeared as Attorney for
the incorporators, and Edward Davis for the
Co-op. Judge Dimond reserved time for the
decision on the application and can set
the boundries where he thinks they should
be.
ARE V0U INTERESTED ?
There are a fe\v in Palmer who would like
to organize a homemakers club. Their
particular interest is crafts. Those in
terested contact "'cry Lou Lashbrook or
Helen Crites.