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nOTICES
MOOSE LODGE MEETS on Tuesday October 28th
ir. the Moose Hall at 8 p.n.
Mrs. Clyy Jo|mson announces that the
leather Class will meet on UEDITESDAY as
usual except that the time will be changed
from morning to the afternoon. The time
will be 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.n.
d-H COUNCIL
4*F Council will be held in the Extension
Office on November 3, at 8 p.n. Leaders
will discuss plans for Achievement Day
vB.Mli will be held in Gas ilia this year.
Rev. Savchenko will drive one of the bus
ses rh ich has been grafted by Mr. Christ
ensen for t.he evening. This bus v/ill be
for the 4-Kgers.
The public, is invited to attend.
On TUESDAY MORNINGS Mrs. Johnson announce!;
that women may come to the Office and knit
sew or make gloves and she will give them
what help she can at this time. This will
be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
NET' AGENT DELAYED
Miss Maryln Johnson who was expected this
reek to fill the position of Hone Demon- '
stration Agent with the Extension Service,
rill not be here until the 28th according
to the latest word received here.
MILL GO TO WASHINGTON SOON
Don L. Irwin, Head of Experiment Stations
in Alaska, is planning a trip to Mashing
ton D.C. about the first of November. He
rill confer with officials there on the
Agricultural vrork^.and plans for the Ter
ritory Research Program now getting under
way. He will probably also visit Belts
ville farm from which place the Valley is
to receive the Proved Bulls for the
UJflR SURPLUS PROPERTY
mOOEL SHOP
LOCATED IN THEATRE ANNEX
FROM WASHINGTON
A survey of port facilities and terminal'
conditions in Alaska will be conducted'by
the Maritime Commission within tho next
few weeks, according to information given
Delegate Bartlett recently;
Felix Isherwood will leave for Alaska £4
take back to the commission a report on
shipping conditions and facilities in the
Territory looking toward submission to
Congress by the Commission of recoramenda^
at ions for long-range planning "in the
whole matter of seeing that adecuate and
satisfactory water transportation to the
Territory of Alaska is provided."
Continued from col. 1.
Artificial Breeding Program now being
planned for the Valley.
INFORMATION PLEASE.
Anyone having information concerning the
following person is asked to communicate
with the Governor’s Office in Juneau:
ALPHONSE C-AERS—Believed to have come to
Alaska in 1925 from'Belgium to establish
himself as a farmer.
MRS. LOUIS CORBLEY IN FAIRBANKS RECENTLY
Mrs. Louis N. "Billie" COrbley, who now
resides at McKinley Park, was in Fair
banks recently. She and Mr. Corbley will
be at the Hotel this winter where they
look forward to"greeting many of their
Alaskan friends.__ . __
VITQT
Th»ii MATAMJSKA VALLEY FARMERS’ COOPERATING ASSOCIATION, PALMER; ALASKA, will
receive, bids up to and including the 25th day of OCTOBER 1947, on_
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2 round wood tanks 6x6 unassembled
1 concrete block machine
1 .American #2 Sawmill
-ids will be opened on October 25. Check or money order of 10$ of hid to
accompany all bids. The Association reserves the right to refuse any and all
.he Items listed are to be sold individually as'is. They arc available for in
spection at the Ilatanuska Valley Farmers’ So-op, Palmer, ALaska.
A.M,> ALLYN, General Manager
Matanuska Valley Palmers’ Cooperating Association