MARTHA RAYE
Richard Denning
Betty McLaughlin
CHARLIE KUGGLES
Gertrude Michael
William Frawley
A Paramount Picture
Tonight V 8:00 P. M.
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GINGER ROGERS
Marj orie Rambeau
Miles Mander
jo::l t.ig crra
Henry Travers
Queenie Vassar
Joan Carroll
Produced and directed
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GREGORS’ LaCAVA '
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Church School—10*00 A.M. Sunday
horning 'worship--11:00 A. li. Sunday
Junior Boys skating party
Saturday, March 1, 194-1
Ladies Aid--'Wednesday, March
5 at the Manse.
Christian Endeavor March 9
at LaVonne Erickson's home.
Three extra copies of the
1933 yearbook of agriculture are
available at the extension office
for anyone who mi0ht wish to call
for one.
FOR SALE
Lot and 2 room cabin
partly furnished
Inquire of John Long at
Palmer Trading Post
WE AP.EECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE
PALMER LAUNDRY
III THE ;
CREAMERY BUILDING-.PALMER
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VEGETABLE
GROWERS
MEETING POSTPONED
There were too few vegetable
growers present at a meeting sch
eduled February 26 to make any
defi'nite decisions. Crop control
quotas and planting dates are still
problems to be solved. Another
meeting will be called in two
weeks.
Mrs. L, K. All n, Editor of
the Moose Pass Miner, left Tues
day afte '• s^ ending the week end
in the Valley gathering material
for a magazine article on the
Matanuska Valley.
FIRST AMD SECOND GRADE STUDY AIR
PLANES
Miss Dyer's first and second
grades are studying airplanes.
Archie Bergan is going to Anchor
age sometime this week or next to
the Anchorage airport. He is going
to look at the airplanes and the
hangars. When he gets back, he
is 0oin0 to report to the class
what he &aw and descjttfbe some of
the airplanes. * ■
Don Hanson