. CCFFEY insures every
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MATANUSKA j
ELECTRIC assn i
■pjaffer-Pi str i hnH ~n
m. d. s:jcdgr;*ss
tte-.l Estate
Dniry r.nd Vogc-toble "
F^r.ns
City Lots Lcroree
HENRY L/.ROSES H/.VE
l EDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mrl and Mrs. Hen
ry LaRosc were host
to friends and neigh
bors lost -Tuesday ev
ening on f he occasion
of their Twenty-fifth
v/e d ding a nnive r s a r y,
They rect ived : many
lovely gifts commemo
rating the occasion.
INV.IT/
tTION TC nyu
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SE/iLED r5^jS V.ILL BE RECEIVED by the
board cf di
• r v t 1 K 1
."lent:
rectors of ME/,, Inc., until
959, on the following equin
!
1 19^+1 3A ton Chevrolet pickup
w/special utility tody
1 1937 li ton International flatbed
u/pov/er -inch
Equipment c-^n be inspected at ME A of- !
fice. Certified check for 10$ must accon- !
pany each bid.
Spend Your Evening5
AT THE
E> 0U/?00UGH CLU3
YOUR RECREATION CENTER IN R 'UMER
p__ _ _
KEN'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY
(valley electric SUPPLY)
GENERAL ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES
! CORNER 1VALLEY ST-QLENN HIGHWAY
ORE N M 0 R N / .VC 5 ONLY 6 U3
COMPLETE PASSENGER £ FREIGHT SERVICE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
SCHEDULE
LEAVES PALMER . . • 3:30 PM
LEAVES ANCHORAGE 9:15 AM
ARRIVES PALMER 11:15 AM
ARRIVES ANCHORAGE 5130 PM
RAIL BUS
LEAVES PALMEP 3:30 AM
LEAVES ANCHORAGE 4:30PM
YEAR'S 4-H WORK
BEGINS VITH MEETING
The 19^9 4-H Club
work in the Valley
will be officially
launched at next Mon
day evening's 4-H
Club Council meeting,
it was announced this
week by Parker Lester,
district p.gc-nt. ;t
thrt mecting, Mr. Lis
ter will present sev
e r a 1 n e v; p r 0 j e c t s
expected to be of in
terest to older 4~H
Club members.
< l~b 'ri
.• v-.ry complete
outline of state and
territorial awards
for this year also
will be presentee’ at
the Mendry meetinr.
. Thc Council session
tori r c p+ 7« on r, .
■with the s howl nr of
■the- film, 11 Rec! WrronM
• nnc1
concludes
refreshments
rt the close
•business meetinr.
with
s e r vc cl
of the
■HU1TLEY (Cent)
•Huntley replied, "I
don't believe we hove
ony chance ;nt oil,
y' r\ j ^ t!
Thet boord. is
up of the rovernor,
attorney - general,
treoour„-r, auditor
on'i' cs " missioncr of
lobor.
Questioned about
•specific legislative
bil' s which v/ould
rove of direct b-me
lt to the Mot'nuska
■11ev
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huntxey
■C* ~i 1 /- ...
enumerated th
ing laws:
A hosDitp.l bill,
from which. the Valley
Hospital might draw
$3,00C for hospital
operation for the next
two years;
.ri bill to aid fairs
which appropriated
$20,GCO for the bi
ennium, from which the
Matarm ska Volley F-ir
may get assistanco';
A bill by which
■Palmer's teachers, in
company with oil ther
A1 o s k o n i as t r u c t ^ r s ,
will get
increase
u-c.lly;
And finally, quali
fications in the pro
perty tax ihw which
exempts homesto- d
• 1a nd s from ta x ation
for one year.
a paychock
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