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GOVERNOR GRUENING SUGGESTS A
CHANGE IN JUDICIAL DIVISIONS (Con’t
taking any ropresentation away
from any of the present Judicial
Divisions, and what is norc im
portant, each district will in
clude a greater diversification
of interest by having fishing and
raining activities in each.
EXTENSION SCHOOL
The Annual Farm and Hone Ex
tension school will be held in
Palmer, the last week in Jan
uary. A tentative program is in
the making and will be mailed to
you later. Activities of the ' *
aoliixjl V/ilV.wifcd up In a big ’
party, to which .all.who have at
tended the classes will be invited.
FOR SALE
THREE ROOF FURNISHED CABIN AND LOT
$750.00
Inquire John Lone at Palmer Trad
ing Post.
ALL BADI'INTON PLAYERS
Tho rackets that wore ordered
have been received and will be at
the gym Wednesday night January
8th for delivery. FI ease be on
tine at 7:30 ready to play.
ST.JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE
Woodrow Xurth, Pastor
Sunday School at 10:30 A.!!.
NOTICE
The Wonen’s Cooperative Guild'
will hold their first meeting of
the New Year January 6th at 3:00
IV’. In tho Women’s Lounge at the
Community Recreation Hall.
ro c-i- p
Vince Stephan will he confined
) to his hone for several days with
a broken ley which he received
in a fall at his hone.
M.D.SNODGRASS MOVED
The Snodgrasses have moved
back to tho ranch. Mrs, I,'. D. sf s
it will be tho last novo until
they build, this being tho seventh
move within the last year.
Mrs. Fleckenstein from the
Was ilia District is being treated
at the local hospital. Mrs Flock
onstein is the mother of Mrs.
Stanley Horning and has boon in
Alaska for twenty-five years.
After the 20 belov; weather
t Christmas, one must be careful
o avoid spring fever during this
0° above.
NEw YEARS DANCE ENJOYED BY 30O
Good music, a Mgood" crowd, '
the holiday spirit, noise makers,
balloons and confetti combined
to produce a very enjoyable finish
ing up of 1940 by a crowd of
merry making dance enthusiasts,
New Years Eve at Palmer.
(Prom The Alaskan)
ROAD NEEDED 3Y HOLIER TO GET MARKETS
Having demonstrated to their
own satisfaction that there is a
great opportunity for the develop
ment of truck gardening and cattle
raising in the Homer area, settlers
of that enterprising Cook Inlet
region are now-centering their
attention on road building, convi
nced that with a highway outlet
j to the Alaska Railroad and Seward,
the future of the district wiJX
hold great promise.
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