PARENT-TEACHER'S MEETING
The coming Parent-Teachers Associa
tion Meeting scheduled for Nov. 16
will be in the nature of a Social
Meeting. The Committee in charge of
the program have planned an evening
of gan es and a nt ;s-t using the Back
to.School idea as its1 central
theme. A good time is anticipated
by all. The committee in charge
consist of Mr. Thuma, Chairman,
Mrs Loren Smith, Mrs Kling, Rev.
A If s on, nijd Mrs. Hunfiley.
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THE SHAMROCK CAFE OPENS. ■
jreda Deveult and Ann Rouse are
opening the Shamrock to the public
Sr.txirdry morning. Mrs. Devault has
been in this part of Alaska for
many years and will welcome old. ’
friends, in the new place of bus
iness. they will specilize in good
meals at regular hours.
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ONE OF THOSE GOOD DANCES,- -THAT THE
AMERICAN LEGION PUTS ON SAT. NITE.
NOTICE TO TRUCK SELLERS.
The OPA says that there scorns to he
considerable misunderstanding about
the riales regarding the proceedture
that must be used when trensfering
Trucks by sale. So you had better
see the OPA before closing c deal.
The weather in the Matanuska Valle;
has been very nice so far this fall
and it will be hard to stand it, if
old man winter blows in with much
force. Ducks and geese were very
late in leaving and some wore still
here recently. Moose hunting season
opens next Tuesday-and conditions
are fine for-the chance to replinsh
the winter meat supply.. There is
some snow on the divide but it has
not bothered much yet this year.
Santa may find some bare ^round.
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