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VISITORS at tho 2XN3RIM5NT STATION
Leslie Parrott, a field representative for
tho Youth for Christ of tho Pacific North
v/ost,'which covers Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, British Columbia and Alaska, was
in the Valley on Thursday the 20th of this
month. Ho Yi sited at the Experiment Station
while hero, and was accomnaniod by Rev.
John Oillespio, pastor of Tho Church of tho
Open Doer in Anchorago.
On Sundry, February 23, John DeVries and
family; and Alvin Noil and family wore
guosts at tho Lloyd King homo at tho Ex
periment Station,
JAMES WILSON is LEAVING EXPERIMENT STATION
whore he has boon employed,-and has pur
chased a farm in Iowa. He is being re
•placod by Alvin Veil from North Platte,
Nebraska; Mr, and Mrs. Weil hr.ve two
children, ono girl in the first grade in
school end a boy under school ago.
LOCAL PAINTINGS ON DISPLAY
Have you scon the water color paintings
on display in tho Palmer Fountain Cafe?
Most of thorn are of local scenes and arc
vary well done. They"are the‘work of Miotzi
Block, sister of Mrs, Miolkc.
FARMING and GRAZING LAND OPEN for use at
3KLTJTKA. Notices have been costed to tho
effect thr.c Scaled offers racy be made to
tho Alaska ^ative -Scrvico for use of lands
at Sklutna for farming and grazing purposes.
Open to bids until March 15,1947.
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