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4—K COUNCIL ' ’
The 4-41 Council rill.moot at 8 p.n. in the
Extension Office on October'6.
I'CmiAKERS COUNCIL
The'I Tome makers Council -.-ill meet at 10:30'
a.m. irj the .Extension Office on October 6,
a,t-.T. hich time Election of Officors in the
Council rill take place. Elans for' the
coming Achievement Day rill be made. Out
going Officors of the Clubs rill entertain
the nor officors.
INVITED TO VASILLA.
Tames Pendleton, Superintendent of Schools
in Tfasilla, and the Hasilla Homemakers
Club have extended an invitation to tho
4-B Clubs of tho Valley to hold the An
nual Achievement Day this year in Wasilla.
The invitation v.ill cote before the Coun
cil meotings on Monday for consideration.
£-«£ BgOCHM DUE
The Wasilla 4-H Club numbers have almost
a 100$ record^ is handing in records this
year. Palmer Clubs are somorhat behind
this. Lot’s get them in Nor.
VASILLA ORANGE
The Vasilla Grange rill meet on Tuesday
October 7th in the Community Hall at 8 pm.
NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE
The Northland Pioneer Grange rill meet in
the Grange Hall in'Palmer at 8 p.n, on
Thursday October 9. -
12:30’CLUB ' u
The 12:30-Club rill mdet 'ith Mrs.Dorothy
Anderson on October 8, at 12:30.
MEEKLY SCHEDULE FOR PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
OFFICE HOURS: Monday- Friday 1-2 PM
PALMER SCHOOL: Daily excent Thursday
11 - 12 AM
"IAS ELLA: Thursday
~LT?TE AREA: First and third Wednesday of
the month.
JOKESVILLE.ESKA, AND THE HIGHWAY’
Second Friday of the month.
The nurse"may be seen on Saturday by ap
pointment.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
STUDY INCORPORATION PLANS
The Valley Chamber of Commerce discussed
the necessity taking action of Incorpor
ation of the tovm of Palmer or in forming,
some form of district v-hereby school tax
es and such could be levied. In ofdcr
to make a thorough study of the problem,
it mas suggested that a debate be held
for and against the advantages of Incor
poration. Other suggestions included that
of forming a committee to make a detailed
study and submit their findings to the
C of C for open discussion. It mas vt>te£ '
hat a committee should be anvolnted.
L ESTATE
01.'0, SHOD GRASS •;
PHO/vt 2')n«
THIS WEEKS ‘ SPECIALS
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PRAIRIE SCHOONER HOUSE TRAILER - used
*our.months. Priced to sell.
CHICKEN HOUSE CABIN and one lot—good
location.
STOCK RANCH—24n- ajcrds .Upland and basilic.
Creek bottom land." irrigation possibili
ties-Dairy or Reef. On'School Bus Line
4?.- njileis from Palmer. Terns.
TWO 160 acre HOMESTEADS-Pat toted land.
Priced to sell. 5 miles from Wasilla—
10 miles from Palmer.
.ONE 75 ACRE TRACT with GOOD BUILDINGS
Grade A Bam, 45 acres under cultivation
Farm machinery, 2-1- miles from Palmer.
CHOICE ACRE TRACTS CLOSE IN TO PALMER.
TOWN LOTS for Business and Residential
sites.
3gp .ACRES PATENTED HOMESTEAD B acre s in
Oat and Pea Hay. Good Log Cabin-Adjoins
c3al reserves affording large acreage
available for lease.
MATANUSAK VALLEY GRASSLAND"160 acres
near Townsite of Matanuska.
THREE GOOD VEGETABLE FAH.AS
TWO DAIRY FARIAS & DAIRY HERDS All priced
to sell. Ah income awaits your purchase.
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With'every fdna sale goes a-guarantee
that the land is as represented. The
agent has located more than sixty-five
farmers in the Matanuska Valley. My
thirty-two years*close association with
tho VallSy development aftd experience
are yours for the asking.
M.D. Snodgrass
'The Community Chest idea rra’s presented to
the Chamber by Roy. Zoile and after come
discussion it ras voted that the Chamber
sponsor the establishment of a Community
Chest in' the Valley. The Committee in
charge of this'rork has not as yet been
named, but Sirs. Zoile hopes to get tho
r/ork under nay very soon as it rill tie
in closely rith the Public Health Zbrk.
i cv«Dr. Sims made an appeal for rorkors
on the Quonse't Hit—pltimbors are espec
ially needed right nor; Workers are
ranted for Saturday 11, especially.
Ladies of tho Lutheran Ladies Aid served
Luncheon. 21 persons’ rare in attendance
including three guests.