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TIi.: VALLEY SETTLER is published
every Friday by the Matanuska
Valley Farmer’s Cooperative Asso
ciation at Palmer, Alaska.
Mng. Editor: Marie Wilson
Subscription rates: $1.00 yr.
By mail $1.75 yr.
Mailed anywhere 10p Copy
This paper is issued for the pur
pose of givinj information and
news of the Matanuska Valley
Farmer’s Cooperating Association’s
. work, problems, accomplishments,
and also, nov/s of local and gen
• eral interest; and to foster the
cooperative spirit of the farmers
of the Matanuska Valley.
ANN OUNCEMEMT
The Matanuska Valley Civin Asso
ciation will meet at the Commun
ity Hall in Palmer on March 1st
for ro-or^anization and. election
of officers. Recent events have
stimulated renewed interest and
confidence in the Civic Associa
tion to the point where immediate
re-organization for action is ne
cessary. DON’T FORGET THIS DATE.
* NOTICE -
To the members of tho American
Legion and Auxiliary, Tuesday
evening, February 28th, the
Auxiliary members will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charlotte L.
Sheely at eight o’clock. The
American Legion members arc in
vited to have lunch with the:.”
' Auxiliary, following, their meet
ing at Matanuska.
Sarah Moffitt, Secretary
200 Babies for Matanuska Hospital
A fine baby £irl arrived Saturday,
February 18th for Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Yohn, This makes two
hundred babies which have arrived
at the Matanuska Vrllcy Hospital.
Baby Silvia Rae Yohn has tho dis
tinction of arriving to make this
number. Congratulations and best
wishes to Mr* and Mrs. Yohn.
There will bo a moetin0 of the
Nutrition Leaders to be held Tues
day, February 28th, beginning at
ten o’clock. Lunch will be furn
ished.
An 11 Amateur Night" program of lo
cal talent will be presented at
Palmer in the middle of April, it
was decided at a meetin^ of the
Board of Directors of the King
Lake Recreational Camp this week.
This program will be sponsored by
the Camp Board and will be for
the purpose of raising funds for
the summer camp used by the boys
and girls and by the various or
ganizations of the community. Lo
cal talent is being solicited and
anyone desiring to appear in the
program should contact a member
of the camp board committee: Mrs.
Howard Estelle, Mrs. C. V. King,
Dr, C. E. Albrecht, Rev. B.J. Bin
gle.
Rather than cut the contents of
this issue to make room for 11 Cab
bages and Commissars",it has been
held over ’til next week, at which
time it will be continued.
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to hnppen.