PALMER, ALASKA
Dorothy M, Bell ,L<3,itor-Publishor
Published weekly for the Matanuska Valley Farmers’ Cooperating Association for tho
purpose of disseminating'Valley nows throughout tho Valley and co other points
interested in the Valley. . .
bscription rates $1.75 per year by mail ^ Box $1,00'
stributod through Settlor Boxes-free to'Co-op member.)..
S..nglo Copy 10/
CRYITBEH of C&If.CTICE receives Letter
from CZ3C"0SL0VAKIA
i . m ,
The Tintnnuskn Valley Chamber of Commcrco has'received a letter from an Import-Export
merchant in Czechoslovakia addressed to P.T, Chamber of Commerce,Chickaloon,Alasca,
Ui§,A. He says: "I look for a firm, rhich rant to import in 'Czechoslovakia some .
articles and.rhich can iftbort inmodiutoly.
t % * . ' ■ •
"i look for a firm, rhich rant to buy in Czechoslovakia: glnps, bijouterie and porcc*
lain produces, memory --articles of rood; hops and other produces.
*1 look -'or a firm (factories), rhich can tr nsfer the general representation of its
produces for Czechoslovakia to ny firm. I am member' of the Chamber of Chamber of
Commerce in Prague, the. tradition of my firm exists 100 years already.
‘l offer a correct business connection, a very good sale in Czechoslovakia and in the
rholc middle Europe. I can negotiate the business connection rith export and import
of the all sorts of produces in Czechoslovakia.
Demands and supplies, com. conventions’, samples ahd answers, please, by return of
post.”
The above letter is from Prague II. It- appears that the development of Alaska and
the publicity of Alaska has spread to Europe. This connection would be an excellent
ray of selling Alaskan made articles and in return add to any store dealing in this
+-”pc ;of wares.
I
American Legion■ Valen tine Dance
.FEBRUARY. 9th 1946 93O PM.
DOOR PRIZE FOR LADIES
WALTZ PRIZE FOR BEST COUPLE
PRIZE FOR BEST COUPLE ON . FLOOR ALL EVE.
sg.'~?OL ’ ''S OQ’T.fr'nh np.l nillc at the*noon hour if they desired to purchaso it. Ho
one is forced to bpy apical at any tine. neither is.a child prohibited frbri going to
the Recreational Restaurant or any other place for his noon real. However, re feel,
if the parent desires that we pemit thr ir child or children to go across town for a
real that we should be absolved from all responsibility of this child or children
until he or they have returned to the class roon.
TTe arc always glad to cooperate trith the parents, on reasonable requests.
TTo extend an invitation to any or all parents to cat a-'ncal in the school dining r~or.,
Do rot all cor.c at once but cone when you feel like it, ’“e start serving at 11:27 and
generally quit serving at 12:15. T'c 'have no. secrets Vt6‘ Withhold fron the parentp rc
gardloss of the problems confronting us. -' ■■ . ")'•
‘ I ' y . '
If you have any school problems, present then for discussion and we .will endeavor to
-lvc then to the best interests of: the hqnc and.Jtho school.>• i"\ \ \\ ‘ r.
-LTH ( r.y :• i > A' ,|-.
ilc it is not our intentions to tcll'^ou how to rcrir 'your ^qhild^ch, we f6ol it is
wrportont to protect t ho health of your children while they arc in school.
1 - ■ b ' i 1 ”
There seers to be two ailments .prcvalont in the school: Ho. 1 Scabics(Itch) Hoi-'.”!
a St orach Ailnont (Stic call/it.''.the "St ''nr. eh FLu") Rcgardlc.^ bf the ailncnt, it’- scons
’ Cent, on page 5'_ ;