CALENDAR FOR
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JANUARY
THE MATANUSK'. DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION;rill
meet Monday evening, January'6th at 8:00
p.m. in the Extension Office. There arc
scvcrr.l important natters to bo taken up
at this mooting and it i3 hoped that'the
.'.ssociation rill be roll represented.
The MASONIC and EASTERN STAR CLUB rill
meet at the'home of C, L, Nelson on Monday
January 6th,
The NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE rill meet on
January 9th at 8:00 p.m, in the Grange
Hall, The Ncu officers rill be installed
at this meeting.
MOOSE LODGE JUSTS on Tuesday January 14th.
THE MATANUSKA VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
rill hold their usual mooting and luncheon
in the ba.scncnt of the Lutheran Church on
'Wednesday Januray 15th at noon. The
ladies of the United Protestant Church ril]
serve.
The AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 15 rill hold
the regular meeting on Thursday January
16th. All legionaiers arc urged to attend.
The LEGION AUXILIARY rill meet on Thursday
January 16th at 8:00 p.m. -in the Extension
Office.
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Tho T7ASILLA COMMUNITY CLUB rill moot - in
the TTasilla School on Thursday January
16.th.
Tho MATANUSKA VALLEY LIBR'JIY ASSOCIATION
rill meet on'Monday January 20th in the
Library Room.
P.T.A. rill meet in the PLlmcr School,
Music Roam, on Tuesday January 21st.
The NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE rill meet-in
the Grange Hall on Thursday January 23rd
at 8 p.n.
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The MOOSE LODGE meets ftn Tuesday January
28th in the Moo so Hr. 11.
SOIL CONSERVATION NOTICE
According to the Extension records, 8
applicants for soil conservation payments
trill bo greatly disappointed unless their
papers arc signed this week. Cheek rrith
the Extension Gffico immediately or no
payments'for your 1946 endeavors trill be
realised.
The PALISH COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA meets every
Tuesday evening in the Music Room of the
School (except PTA nights)
The-Public Health Nurse is in Wasilla
every Thursday.
Don’t forget your §2. to the Community
Hospital for January.
OSCAR KINDGREN. and CLAY PRE7IITT RETURN
FROM STATES ’7ITH 15l Ton
On the 12th of December Oscar Kindgren
and .Clay Pretritt pulled into Palmer after
a 26 Hay round -trip to- Seattle for freight.
Mr. Kindgren said that he. believed that
this was'the shortest time used in a'
round trip freight hauling adventure. Mr.
Proritt carried 8 ton of meat and products
for the Palmer Cold Storage and Mr. Kind
gren brought in 5a ton of auto parts for
an Anchorage firm.
Thajrcport the roads good—especially the
Alaska Highway and the rest wasn’t bad
cxccot for snow. They hit the north dur
ing the December cold spell and in a 7
day period 480 below was the warmest they
encountered and this was at Gakona.
The trip was a trifle rugged, but they
found the people along the way very
friendly and accomodating. The meals' at
points'along the route' wero very good.
They also report that the highest price
paid for gasoline was 65qf and that was’
Imperial gas o’f 5 quarts to the gallon.
VALLEY THEATRE
THE VALLEY THEATRE WISHES ALL PATRONS
A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR
AND EXTENDS A S I N C E R 3 "THANK YOU" FOR TAKING OUR
FIRST YEAR A SUCCESS —ON THIS OUR FIRST BIRTHDAY.
FRIDAY JANUARY 3.
~~ — "HOUSE OF F E A R" "ith Basil Rr.thbomo
-----?-I1'~Y 4 "WOLVES OF THE RANGE" vrith Fussy
2:00 7:15 9:00
SUnr.Y k MONDAY JAN. 5-6 "HONEYMOON AHEAD" rith
2:00 7:15 9:00 Monday r.t 8:00 Allen Jones Grr.co Mhc Donald
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