NEXT GRANGE MEETING ON *|
SATURDAY NOV. 2 9
The !7olthland Pioneer Grange'met in their
Grange Fall on November 13th. A large
group of members from the Wasilla Grange
visited.
It was reported that the Grange had writ
ten a letter to Nr. Taylor of the ARC in
Juneau, asking for solid decking and iron
rails oh the Matanuska River Bridge.
The ho'rrfc meeting will be election of of
ficers and has been postponed to Saturday
November 29,at 8:00 p.m. in the Grange
Hall.
MINING CLASS COMPLETING
. WORK NEXT WEEK.
Mr. Tlilcox stated this week that his'min
ing class in Falmer will'complete thdir
course this next Tuesday. Mr. TJilcox
will then go back to Fairbanks for Thanks
giving. On December 1, he will go to
Point ' arrow to instruct a class there.
This week'the elass of 33,of which three
are women, have been doing some vary in
teresting work in mineral testing. The
latter part of this week Mr. Milcox plans
to ;ive instruction in panning for gold.
All during the course there has been a
high level of attendance and the students
have found their work very interesting
as well as instructive.
Carl Meier is expected back this week
with his new truck.
v nOT'ICE
As of November 3, 1947, I am not respon
sible for any bills^conttoted rrith the
Valley Service of Palmer, other than my
Dvm.- Jack Tost
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