nOTICES.
: ‘ATALUSKA VALLEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION will
m'cit in the Library on Monday September
15, 8:00 p.m. All.those .interested in
the Library are V7elcame,
F.T.A. * ' '■
Tho first moeting of the F.T.A. will be
held in the Palmer Sdhool'oft this next
Tuesday September 16, 8 pirn. Come and
meet your child’s teacher.
TASTLLA GRANGE ' *
The 7'asilla Grange meets at 8 p.m. in the
T'asilla Community Hall on Tuesday Seat.
16.
SOURDOUGHS
.The Sour dough' Homemak er s Club rill meet
at the Ralph Tare Ranch this next Tuesday
Sc; tcnber 16th.
CHAMFER OF C0M.ERCE
The Chamber of Commerce rill meet this*
next Ttedndsfitay for noon luncheon, Sept.
17.
AMERICAN LEGION & AUXILIARY ■ ' -
The American Legion and Auxiliary rill
meet this-next • Thursday September 18, at
8 p.m.
0OCSE LODCE
The Moose Lodge meets on Tuesday Scptembei
23.
CRATCH
The Northland Pioneer Grange rill meet in
the Grange Hall at 8 p.m. on Thursday
Sc "t ember 25.
4-H BOYS AND GIRLS: It’s time to- get that
record ini 'Bo* one of the first to hand
in your record.
BUTTE
The Butte Homemakers Club -.“111 meet at
tlx homo of Krs'. Lou SandyIk on Friday
September 12, after school.
FROM THE ACC ASSN
T c Alaska Cripplod Children’s Associati-or
. • shes to cxnrcss thoir ratitude at the
” norosity of the Public in filling.the
ihrge Qhina pig displayed at the Fair.
PL 'Anchorage Fair nottod 075.00 from the
i'gi and Palmer ras right behind rith
$66.50.
TLe Association and the Crippled children
of Alaska are very grateful-.
PAL-33 CHAPTER, of the A.C.C.A,
In the nidv/cst some advertisers have.taken
advantage of the flying saucer mystery
ercl are scattering advertising from air
planes on discs about the size of plates.
This sounds like a'good idea an d cer
tainly a novel one.
R
L.'ESTflT
01. D. SI10.0GRASS
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
STOCK RANCH—240.acres Upland and Uasilla
Creek bottom land. Irrigation possibili
ties-Dairy or Beef. 'On School'3us lino
4-§■ miles from Palmer. Terms.
TOO 160 acre HOlISSTSAPS-rFatented land,
priced to sell. 5'Tiil'es ;ffqm Tasilla- 10
miles from Palmer, * >'
Of® 75 ad KB. TRACT with GOOD BUILDINGS -
Grade A .'Bam, 45 acres under cultivation
Farm machinery . 2-w- miles from Palmer.
CHOICE ACRE TRACTS CLOSE IN TO PALMER.
TOW LOTS for Busine’ss and Residential
sites.
320 ACRES PATENTED HOMESTEAD 6 acres in
Oat and Pea Kay. Good Log Cabin. Ad joins
coal reserves affording large acreage
available for lease.
MATANUSKA VALLEY' GRASSLAND’ 160 acres
near Townsite of Mat armska,
THREE GOOD VEGETABLE FARTS
P70 DAIRY FART'S & DAIRY HERDS. All priced
to sell. An income awaits -your purchase.
' Kith every farm sale gees a guarani tee
that the land is as represented. The agenl
has located more than sixty-five farmers
in the Matanuska Valley. My thirty-two |
years close association with the . Valley .
development and experience are yours for ■
the asking,
M.D. SNODGRASS
CARD OF THANKS.
Tic wish to express our doer, appreciation
for the sympathy and kindness given us
■during our recent bereavement in the loos
of our beloved husband, father, son and
brother. Up wish-to especially thank ho
Highway Fatrol for their cooperation in
handling traffic during the funeral pro
cession, the Jack Carr Plying Service for
the- beautiful part they took in the Ser
vice, the American Legion for their part
in the Service, the United Protestnnt
Church for the v.se of the Church, - 1 the
Seventh lay Adventist Church for the music
and t^ieir part in the Service, and our
many friends'and neighbors who so kindly
and thoughtfully took care of us during
our deep sorrow. . , . .
Mary Ann Sandvik
and son Kurt
Mr. and Mrs. I.M.Sandvik,
Jean Map'Yohn' and
James,Peter,Lynn, Kent and Mark Sandvik: