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NOTICES
The PALMER PUBLIC LIBRARY- ASSOCIATION
would like to have lists of books sub
mitted (that you would like to have in
your Library)so that the Library Board
Will have a lj.st from which to select now
bopks. Make out your bpok list and either
nail it to Mr. Harold L. Thuma or leave it
in the Extension Office. This will help '
a lot in making out an order for new books.
The next meeting will be on February 5,_
try and get your list in before that time.
TIME TO TEST SEED!
Seed arc being tested .for the MVFCA. by • Mr.
Kessler, Agricultural Extension Agent.
Ehmers desiring seed tested are requested
to bring samples (at least 100 seed‘of
•each) in to the Extension Offico.
MOTORISTS-Alaska Traffic Rules says—
"All vehicles shall come to a complete
stop at ,all railroad crossings and not
vehicle shall.pass any bus while such bus
is discharging or receiving passengers."
This applies to school bussost*
NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE January 24,1946
This will be initiation night and candi
dates are requested to come at 7:30 to
sign so that they rill be ready at 8:oo.
The'meeting will start promptly at 8:00
p.m. in the Fulmer Community Rail.
Grange ladies arc-requested to bring cake
or sandwiches.
MATANUSKA VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE ASSOCLi*
TION rrill hold another Meeting for per
rnnent Organization at 8 F.M. in the
Valley Theatre. The new PUMP® will bo
on display.
MATANUSKA VALLEY CHAMBER qf ;CCMMERCE is
still receiving pictures of the Valley.
You nay leave your pictures with-Mrs.
Huntley at the Post Office. ‘If you wish
they will be returned to you.
THE LIBRARY.ASSOCIATION'is very glad to
get your book donations. You nay con
tinue to leave then at the Extension
Office. TCe hope to be able to-novo then
into their not; location soon,
fcHtJnCH NOTICE
St. John’s Lutheran Church 17. Zejle,
Pastor. Holy °onnunion rill be eolehrated
every second month on the 4th Sunday.
MEN'S CLUB ORGANIZED
The Lutheran Men's Club was organized at
the last Voter's neoting of the Sfc. John's
Church, The object of this Club is to
further good fellowship onong the non of
the Valley,
The first meeting will ho'held on Monday,
January 28th, at 8:15 p.n. in the basement
of the church. This will be open’to all
men who are interested,_The Rev. G.E. Nitz -
will be guest speaker and his topic rill
bo: "Moxico, Land of Enchantment."
Refreshments will be servod.