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‘NEW YYARS. 3VL WEDDTN3"
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On New Years Wve the, 'United* 7
Profestant Church was the scene of.
a very pretty wedding when .Janice ;f"
Wilson became the bride of John A.
Long. The popular young bride was
dressed in gold chiffon velvet and
was attended by Mrs. Wm. Curtis, "
Mr. .Win. Curtis .was best ‘man. Miss
Sylvia Williams played the wedding
march. Mr. Robert *ain sang a solo
and accompanied Miss Winifred Alloy
in a duet. After the ceremony a
reception was held at the Matanuska
Valley Lodge where a buffet lunch
was served.
VETERINARIAN ARRIVES
Dr. and Mrs. Earl F. Graves
arrived in the Valley this week and
are temporarily quartered at the
Experiment Station until a definite
program can be worked out with tide
Director of Extension.
Dr. Craves has come to us in
answer to the request of Alaskian
farmers, made thru the Land Use
Planning Committee and will take
up his duties principally along the
Rail Belt and Southwestern Alaska.
During the period from 1987 to
1930 he was employed by the Terri
tory as veterinarian to work among
the dairyman, testing for and erad
icating T. B. in cattle as well as
working with the fur farmers along
the coast. His headquarters at
that time were in Juneau.
Miss Jane Maxwell and mother,
Mrs. J. LI, Maxwell former residents
of Palmer loft last week end for
the outside. They arc going back
to thoir old home in the Middle
V/est for a visit and may return to
Alaska in the Spring.
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THE LAUD USE 'PLAKNlSftFJ '
MEETING WILL BE HELD -WEDNESDAY
rARY 8, 1941*_
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CO-O? NOTES
Recently this paper carried a
jcrop survey blank that v/e requested
yon to fill, out and return to this
•office as -soon as possible so that
.our sales organization would know
what they would have to sell.
! To date we have received TWO
reports back. I wonder if these
two "farmers are the only ones that
have- products to sell hero in the
Valley.
I know that is not true but
what the sales department wants to
know is how much and when will it
be ready for market.
This survey has nothing to do
with a mans credit nor is it in
tended to be a snoop proper,tion but
is wanted so v/e can whip hie soil
ing end into shape so the products
can be moved when they are ready,
lour cooperation in fur: i3hing
this information is necessary.
THE AMi.UAL IvUriB ER SHIP meeting
has boon postponed to February 15,
1941 to start at 10:00 A..:. This
v/as necessary due to the Fact that
it v/ould be impossible to have our
reports out and the books audited
in time for the original date.
Nov/ that Christmas a"d Few
Years are out of the v/ay v.e can
settle down to business ay; in, how
ever there are not hours enough in
in a day to go around yet. T^do
n»t.know where all the business is
coming from but it is sura here and
the annual winter slump s :ms to
have missed us.
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Mr. Frank Pokorny, now Co-op
accountant and office manager is" 1.
busy closing the books for the year*
|Mr. Pokorny came to Palmer from
Helena Montana* “ \