OCTOBER CflLEnOftR
MATAFUSKA VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The JSatonuska Valley Chamber of Commerce
rill meet for noon Luncheon in the base
ment of the Lutheran Church on Wednesday
October 1, and again on Wednesday October
15.
4*H COUNCIL ' -
The 4-H Council rill meet at 8 p.m. in the
Extension Office on October 6.
HOMEMAKERS COUNCIL
The'Homemakers Council rill meet at 10:30'
a.m, in the Extension Office on October 6,
at rhich time Election of Officers in the
Council rill take place. Flans for the
coming Achievement Day rill be made. Out
going Officers of the'Clubs will enter
tain the nev; officers.
77ASTLLA GRANGE
The Masilla Grange Trill neet in the'Wasilli
Community Hall on Tuesday October 7, and
Tuesday October 21, at 3 p.m.
NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE
The'Fioneer Grange No. 1 will neet at 8
p.m. in the Pdiner Grange Eall on 'Thurs
day October 9, and Thursday October 23.
DAIRYMEN
Hie Dairymen of the Valley trill meet in
the Extension^Office' at 8 p.m. on Monday
October 13. Dr. O.E. Reed from the Bureau
of Dairy Industry will be present to dis
cuss local dairy problems with %he dairy
men of the Valley.
MOOSE LODGE
The Moose Lodge Wo. 793 will'hold the
regular meetings on Tuesdays, October 14,
and 28.
AMERICAN LEGION and AUXILIARY
The American Legion Post No. 15 and the
Auxiliary will meet in the Club Rooms of
the Shamrock"Building on Thursday October
1G, at 8 p.m,
MATANUSKA VALLEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Hie Library Association will rteet in'the
Library on Monday, October 20, 8 p.m.
MASONIC and EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Masonic and Eastern Star Club w&ll
meet in the Grange Hall on’Monday October
20, at 8 p.m. r
FTA ' '
The F aimer FT A'meets on Tuesday'at 8 p.m.
in’the Music Room of the school, October
21.
SPECIAL NOTICS
-i-H Fins have been received by the Exten
sion Office and Achievement Day is in'
the Calendar for the very near future.
It would be wise for all 4-R members to
turn in their record books soon.
m. d. snooGRPiSS
• PHONE 23*14
THIS * WEEKS'. SI^CIAI S
PRAIRIE SCHOONER HOUSE TRAILER - used
four months. Friced to sell.
CHICKEN HOUSE CABIN and one lot—good
location. , •
STOCK RANCH—240 acres Upland and Uasillf.
Creek bottom land.' Irrigation possibili
ties—Daiiy or Beef. On School Bus Line
4r miles from Palmer. Terms.
TV70 160 aero HOMESTEADS-Pattoted land.
Priced to s'ell. 5 .miles from Wacilla—
10 miles from Palmer.
ONE 75 ACRE TRACT with GOOD' BUILDINGS
Grade A Barn,.45 acres under cultivation
Farai machinery. 2-j miles from Palmer.
CHOICE ACRE TRACTS CLOSE IN TO PALMER.
TOWN LOTS for Business ahd Residential
sites.
3gp ACRES PATENTED HOMESTEAD 6 acres in
Cat and Pea Hay. Good Log Cabin-Adjoins
c8al reserves affording' large acreage
available for lease,
MATANUSAK VALLEY GRASSLAND‘160 acres
near Tomnsite of Matanuska.
THREE GOOD VEGETABLE PAR.'S ■ j'>
TWO DAIRY FARMS DAIRY HERDS All .prided'
to sell. An income awaits your purchase.
With every farm sale goes a guarantee
that the land is as represented. The
agent has located more than sixty—fi»&
farmers in the Matanuska Valley. My
thirty—two years close'associat-ion with
the Valley development ahd experience .
are yours for the askjng. .
M.D»,..Snodgrass • • ,
WEDDiriG RECEPTION J
A: wedding reception was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry C, LaRose last Sunday after
noon and evening for’their daughter ,
Virginia Mae and Cpl.‘ Marion F, Stockman.
The reception wag held in the home of the
bride's parents where many friends with
lovely gifts gathered to extend best
wishes to the yougg couple.
Albert Redstone of San Luis Obispo,Calif,
visited in the Valley last Thursday. He
was tx" much interested in ••.he ""alley
and ccncr'cnel cavc-rel people.*,-fee had
liven here for semetine in an exhort tc
get accurate information.