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APARTMENTS WANTED.

COLLEGE STUDENT, vet, and emp. wife
ssside Station; best ref MR. FISHER. LII. 9sSs.
sns ;l4sd AsR is1a BATH ansEa AfT &C. &C. 1853 ss
YoTNG COUPLE desire furn. apt near
zGl1: zI4 Feres T,so VIE WIZ Ho fc57
eoHpfE. et5ff Wfsaaays both 90 desire Broom
kitchen and bath unfurnished apartment;
ne. e. or Sc. section; no children or Pets
Two, Ts sfahspRM ,fbhpRM. upturn. house or apt, Govt.
ins and painting. Can III. $685.. MRS.
YoDS6 Y6tS6osuP COUPLE, student and regi.tered
nurse. desire Q or 3 rm.; furn. or unturr.
APT; ryt %gst haze D5tyate ssaa kitchen and bath
FMuhRNfsnEb Mh aEb or ri iuni1fnished 2-bedrm., ny:
or c1ose-in suburban. urgently needed fof
Rsass ss:sb'hss Ss fn' IN D.le De-
GENTLEMAN desires one-rm bath. kitch-
c. Northwest preferred: best references;
Immediate occupancy, If possible. ia, Haso.
FBI EMPL. COUPLE desire small furn:
EXCEL. CARE AssURED-Two perm. sta
nssd Issfd faa na'a. sp assri soass sns ss
couples: best refs; 8 mos. rent advance.
EHuIRioPaAN HIi DIPLOMAT, newly arrived.
desires well-furn., modern bachelor apt;
l or Q large living rooms bedroom, bath,
5000 per month; WIN aiso consider ur-
tgrn apt or so1nf oSLT SpTsrtssFFs sFsr with nfs'-
APT. ureently needed by
permanently employed couple. 2 bedrms.
preferred in good neizhborhood; no pets:
references. Lu. e3s3 ewes, Bat and SUN.
TWO BRITISH GIRLS desire two-room
furnishss apt. DU e522S IL.
for 2 sisters. % and 30 employed: NV.
only. Ho. 1883 and OR. IT'S Friday
NAVAL DENTAL OFFICER and wife de-
sire small furnished or .unfurn- apt. in
q ,, near 2 peci 6 oSsn SsIl n HdIoi3skn 5Sea woM.x
desires 1-room kit. apt; pvt. or. semipvs.
bath. GE. 9120 day FIR. 24o6. to
WI. AND EMPLOYED WIFE desire one.
bedroom apt. furn. or unfurn.. With PVT.
bath: in Alexandria. Call Ow. $3.50. Sat.
or Sun. ~.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

DESIRE UNFURNIsHED 2-bedfoom arart-
8-5a15 [Phila) or Box I54-T. star. liz
BEAUT. 2-BEDRM. FuRN. APT, in exch.
for 1 or bedrm. unfurn. apt. in Manor
WEEKDAYS. RA. ss7s. ' ia
I-BEDROoM APT. nice section, at .S63
per mo. Including utilities: for q 4-bedrn.
house at S1O0 mo; American University
Park or Mass. ave. extended; executive,
permanent: 2-yr. lease minimum. Gan
OR 1871 -12
WANTED, or bsdrm. apt, in Alexsn.
dria vic. for lge; efneisncy apt. In choics
NV section. AID. $3.50. Ill
EXCHANGE DOWNTOWN, 1,bedrm apt.
for hnod smsr oE ssss9 9r sRt seRR in ssss
LGE. UNFURN. 2-bedrm. apt elevator
bldg; conv NV. location; for reas. un-
furn. house or 2-bedrm. apt. with yard.
EXcHANGE NEW YORK FOR VASES.
bedroom, modern duplex apt, renovated
brown stone. garden, near Central PARK.
exch. for house Wash. or vicinity. OWNER,
41S-T Star.
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ROOMS FuRk.-kenhsest tcsasD !.
Q closets, twin beds, private bath: no
other - roomers; employed couple
PVsT. B1TH-Lge. master bedrm. with twin
beds. desk: in new house with new furni-
ture: Blk. transp. In Michigan Park; .
men; $27.5o each mo-. or $50 for l man,
Isl 1s,s 1s'lS D AyRHes. PU lsss &. room You
attr;; semipyt: bath for non-drinking
sss'isaan ses sss ST. IN EsMEsrs. Eslas sleeping; men
only; front room, frst door. Ill
18th sT, Ne, 327-Nice, cool front .rm.,
sss ssiSls aSs. ass Ss:llns dsab. sstS i
ss4s1zs s;ss2g%n0da.lSsi s..h q as
No ssos s11s ar t5snsp a.. $40 per mo- Phone
WSoDRipGs11sinarie eSs 1sta or .win-bed rm
81 ss'Pi!ai VIZ sRs@bio,.a ssaS eoupl. oal,
large rooms, cross ventilation: water and
sss!diiss sa ish IN hsjs. tchsp p from. $3.50 1ao
tss at il 'g.sRs Wsss foE sA fRss
800 ST. N.E--Single room for gentle
@sni n po close Ae to bath hot water on csTinsi
s1s Z ST. NE. Apt. sos so.-Room, near
Capitol; for one or. two girls; near two
carlines; breakfast If desired; no drinking
saca SHEPHERD ST. N.E.-Large front
rm., private home. convenient bus; men
er Or employed couple; s5 wk. each. MI.
CoLoRED-NIcE UNFURN. FRONT rm.
.or nice quiet, clean couple or single per
son. No children. Cooking privil. TR.
CoLoRED-s17 14th ST. N.E.-single
rriv,is rm; isn. tor employed d man or woman; home
SoLokEsD1-1sis EYE ST. NE. on m bus
lins-Front and middle rooms. kitchen.
hall closets, large and private: End floor
couples or adults; respectable. Call
c6LoRED@Dsso g Da aeth Il 81 sr fn Nnh-purnl.n.d
GoIoREbiasBS S ssRH .rrnsS sosAEi1o ss AT toos AVE-
girls or men; twin beds: convenient trans
portation; home privileges; SIS each. Ii.
coLoRED-FRoNr DOUBLE ROOM, use
sasIss sh1sfIssn ffT faasss ssos '0ns 'ransD bus
CoLORED--NEAR 10th AND X SITS. NE.
. nice furnished rooms. in q refined
home; for employed couple or 2 ladies;
and rooms and kitchenette will be avail
cSsoKEpasa ess AHEi 18th Boz 4oST star Il. t-.r
gSI'n. gso% with pFiyIIlsss; s for refined employed
coLpoREpGssee EYE ST. NE nice
to share furn. rm., twin beds: S6 ca.
Gol 81 saS end IRNISHtS FIN hT 931 Roon
psa5 psivesss convenient ps sons transportation home
coLoREiDi-5o raTTERsoN ST. Ne NJ
Room for rent; settled couple or settled
PRIVILEGES. RE. 2976 Ii
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ROOMS fuRNIshEp-Nsrehee

1858 DOWNING ST. N.E.-For rent, sin
gle room near streetcar and restaurant.
I4eI 5Sth AVE. NE.-Furn. rms. for
couple. bone privileses. $40 per week.
81 r III. N.E.-Larre front dble, rm. and
one to khare.: mr. cariine. HO. 1921. III
100 3rd ST. N.E.-Double End door. next
to bath, for aaulifed family. employed
eiseenily furnished: $40 mo. IL /.
619 1sh ST. N.E.--A nice rn. for refned
settled lady. pvt. home; 80 week. Can
ssasIs sssi bLAiSE ST. NE. Housekeepins
room furn.; workins eouple preferred
1915 n. G. AVE. N.E.-Doubie bedrm..
new blond furn., redec., pvt. home;
laundry PRIVILEGES. AT. 67b4 Ill
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

ATTR. LARGE combination light house.
seeping sesa rm. for 2 or 3; near bus. slige sng
AITGRAs HOTEL. 1909 18th St nv
sIanp s. ia per No Ssh, s,4H and up dining room In
with pvt; Jewish !, famils. 6als half block OF
$5sfsas!a g < ]: AvE: AsvE Nw.@Esrse front room
min. downtown;o bus and cars at corner;
ss5T9TRs2r1vI12 s59 ne NE Se1s firRy STUDIO 11 77 in
large apt, centrally located OF Conn ave
on, M St, S55. once phone Elk. $500
scoTT CIRCLE, 1921 Rhode Island NV.
sisnts ssnt ssSo1kHafffaTxssarroN-Lse sS1HaffTxssa COOL comb
bed and sitting rm., semipyt. bath. dbl
bed; prot. gentleman pref Wo. o6o4. Id
BAN saith PL. NV. near National cathe-
dral--2 bedrms. and bath or sitting rm
street. Phone OR. 534s, Ii
Zig FERRY PL MW-Large 1aIx front bed
comfortable Next to bath. Private home
s35 month. 14th ST. transp. Ii. 1865
1850 PARK RD.-Larse front room in re-
1saRsp 1s1s MYRTLE RI ESs2 81. N.wIs.. front bed.
m Drv new Sn Hnssa psone set for Dy rsaea ea snl s4
Sc ,H I'VE i.h Ssh ANp isDih srsaa fIsRs
Bath dbl Hn# DSsns asSy iH51 s15 tsn VIZ sS
MASTER BEDROOM; twin beds; 4. Driy.t,
shower: excellent transportation. RA
Ills MADISON ST. NV. "a biz. 18th
conv. Walter Reed and downtown: pvt
bath, shower, sgle., dble. room, men. IA
i5es 15ss KrLBoURNE PL. N.w.-Large from,
room with 3 windows, twin beds: ex'
esfnE FToN aNRD ,atS srs GO vas
has extra rm. in beautiful apt. S45 mo
is fiss i$3 ii$$33h ST. N.w-Larse Ink. room
no1drsi!nkEins; non s!aEn; must nave reference; liner
sfcISiTY VIC MY a1st st. and Pa. ave. nv
Gonfortaole attractive room semipriyas'
1853 MoNRoE ST. N.w.NLarse doubl,
room room next p tss1 ss bath; couple or si.ls
isis IRvfNG' 81. N.w.-1se. front bed
rm,, for 2 gentlemen. twin beds. semipvt
sSs 9ssa rSySe Il essh 81 Swss seE vk for l.dy
excellent transportation; convenient t,
nSsi pnlssssi TO raasfst,rn sas GS 5sse woox
nsss Isss Sff e. AVE- Ave SWpron. staE single io 4m.
sSa sS sq SwE.s. Pa ns sasn sns
room. in private home, 1 block Glover
fs9s 1a7s IMERI6fxNp piPL. #. N.w-Larse from
room, double or single; also single room
with quiet family. CO. 47s7. Iii
8 w ST. N.W.--Front rm., nicely ar
ranged: kitchenette: next to bath: empl
mar married ocouplssii sdsiv no drinkins cohv loea
san5 s'1n; Oh Oh "sssi'N s.. 'N.w.-Men; 5 window.
SINGLE; $50: no other roomsrs: Frisidairs
1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.wHons
large room, next to bath, S2s month
aioe Sa 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
large room, with inclosed sleeping porch
next to semtpriyate bath: near 18th st
bus; GENTLE gentleman, no drinkers; S35
pP1HT. PROTEST. HOME, twin beds, shove,
no smokins or drinkina; % cony: trans trans
ssia ssa pa ParfERsos sRR ss sTaarse an aa e. dbl.
room. phone, laund. and kitchen privils.;
PINE AyE.@Dbnie. bedrm.. next to bath:
gentiemes or emPloyed. married couple;
CHILLUM---Laree room In pvt. GENTLE
Pss soo isTnlDys sTk or sssHippRrpaas sf5eIe ft5e dou
ideal transp.: suitable for employed couple
fsas fsll RAoassisi AaoasAiks1i ST. S.w-rov.l, VI Bed.
81 s,stigns = e. 5uo, sssstIns beds . closets; lg1
i4s1 FAfkMoST ST. N.w.--sedrm.. nice.
u furn.. main a.. private bath. I'll
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDoZERS-Small bulldozer for light
grading and back filling. TR. 1899. Ill
d. with dozer blade or carryail scraper:
long or short Jobs. CHARLES w. LUSK,
Engleside II or Box 46S, Alex Va, or GIG
Bond Bldg, Ma 7772. Ill
BULLD0ZER for hire for excavating and
clearing; reasonable rates. AT. 1894 o,
call NO. 94l3 after $40 pm Ill
BULLDOZER with operator for hire; grad
ing, back filling and land clearing. Call
SH. 1859, JOSEPH MELTON Ill
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HALF BLK. OFF MINI. AVE. N.E.-Two
adjoining rms. bright and clean, next
bath; c.h.w., shower: pvt. home. VI 4453.
LEE BLVD, Glebe rd area--very large
sunny room, for l or employed ladies,
grill permitted. OW. 50O3 I'll
3S 2 9Th ST. N.W.-Two rooms, 3rd fl :,
unfurn;: kit. privils. Call to pm,
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RooMs ruRhIsnEp-st. and s.w

219 3rd ST. S.E.-Front room with twin
beds; gentleman preferred. Conv to Pa
ave; transp. Must be seen to be appreci-
ated. TR. S677 III
JUST BLK. from Congressional Library
single room for employed young man;
no drinking. uni. phone. Ii. 1413. Ill
LGE. FRONT RIM, suitable for cpl. or 2
girls. Conv. to Navy Yard. FIR. 0107. -15
1918 10Th ST. S.E-Double room, twin
BEST Sc. SECTION, cony. everything-A
lovely room. double or single; modern. FIR
1877 Sat, sun: after g pm. daily. IL
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ROOM WITH BOARD wANTEo.

EMPLOYED MOTHER desires furn. or un::
furi, apt. or rn1., with day care for small
nov and baby girl Box 2qS-T, Star. 12'
WaNTED-A colored Christian home, for
two refined children. ages 4 and 3. Can
LII 1871 1bs
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ROOMS FURN. OR uhFURh.
ROOMS UNFuRkIsHEp

FRONT ROOM, next bath, Ink privileges
IL desired; for empl only. Gail AT. sS19
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FARM 8 eARpEN tcens.l

TkACTOR disc harrows, 8, and t.;
new heavy-duty disc harrows for. sale
aARDY RED HzALEAs, 3 and 1 yeari
old; full of buds, ready TO bloom, $1.2
each: also blooming pansies, " doz. to
basket, soc ASHTON NURSERY, 6510
Ga. ave NV. omen Sunday. Ii
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ApARTMfkTs FURNISHED.

BEDROOM, Kitchen and inclosed porch.
share bath; s11,75 wk. 32s T 81. me-
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcent.,.

DALMATIAN COACH DOGS, purebred
various ages, beautifully spotted, males
and females; $40 and up; stud service
Locust 1884 Ii
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cATrIESIIvE sTock

TWO HORSEs, 1 riding. one work; both
HORSE VAN FOR HIRE-call diebe
QUALIFIED 1s.e MED.-wT. HUNTER;
bold jumper and show prospect. Also
lt.-wt. saddle horse. wish to reduce
private stable. Marlboro 1854 for appt.
TENNESSEE wALKING-TYPE, black geld
ing, 16 hands, z yrs. cheap. Call MONT
GOMERY, Lanham, Md, HY 0279. Ill
GELDING, mare and stallion ponies: all
broken to ride. Falls Church 0261. Ill
$50 each. SH. 1874 Iii
SINGLE HORSE TRAILER, in good condi-
ton S125. Call Warfkld 1878. Ill
POULTRY and EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, NE.
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sAxOPH0NE. alto. Conn. brass, case
stand, Goldbeck mouthpiece, 500; also
E-flat soprano, SO; Olds trombone, $50;
Gil irst-class playing condition. GIL. 1888
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Nicely furnished room: -15
COL0KED-1617 SWAMI ST. NV. Apt.
31-Neatly furn. room, large closet, 2
windows; for respectable empl. married
CoEORED-1so7 9Th ST. N.w.-sinsle
room, $3.50 wk.: only respectable nom
alcoholic person apply; no cooking. DE.
CoIoRED-ssS KENYON sT.-Room for
l or persons. in clean, refined home.
CoL0RED-NTCELY FURN. double front
rm., for l or 2 gentlemen. ia. gl43.
coLoRED-FRoNr ROOM. furnished;
some privils. Call MI. 5513. Ill
COLOkED-ROOMs for nice, sober work
ing couplei cooking and laundry priyils.
Col oioRsD-sNGLE ROOMS: near 18th
st caIline; niesly fufnis@hsd. @ MI 2296.
y rm., furnished nicely for one person;
. very clean homs; S92 mo; use Of kiti
COLORED-1113 P ST. N.W.-Room, furn.
for two: use Of kitchen: no children; =
very clean house; $3.50 mo. Apply after
pm. See Mr.. JONES. Ill
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ssn.s61 ssAnF silver Sandals ss ss sAs2 2s pub aa5onss
Sr sSs ss55 tss TGsr or iss snnd ~ Pf:n'
SklfSS 5szss Rsx II 2ssSsal s SIS 4fS foT los Z
sfcRtTsRY. Ss @shosssnaSs,. sang. 4 dinette chairs
Tyler ave, TSier PE, Fails Church, & va Va
sEITEE ,dnsT maroon on. kid mohsir, ,mahossny
SEWING e. MACHINES. all prices reduced
MACHINE CO., 2149 Penna. ave, NV.
sSsS dis ssss19 MesHFs gHTsg sssr neRs ;si fH
SEWING MACHINES. eiec portable. poi able 'Si3 ss5
spss .sS 'si' sis0 1s g. 's2s s2s5 Pii'9 s4 Be-
SEWING MAcHINEs-nectric portsbles
sas 0 easy se sFns esf 81 esss as Sp 1o
sEwISe MACHINES Electric consoles
Easy terms: Repairs on all makes. UN
aGS SEWING s4s2 %aeHNf / ase ns Electric portabes 4
Home sewing machines: INN Immediate dat HsH de.
livery, 5-yr. guarantee. Small down pay.
ms9t n41n terms; So onsn mo No., NO sloo, 341s4
SEWING MACHINES. sinser desk mo model
Singer portables, $50 so; renting and re-
pairing all makes: have your old sewini
machine converted to electric, $24 so
ell work guaranteed. CONN. AVE SEW
ING MACHINE Ma SERVICE, 35os Conn. ave
SEWING MACHINES, Singers; desk ane
console models; brand-new Domestic ant
New Home consoles: elec. portables. 500 81
up; singer cleo, 31-15 tailoring mach
immed delivery; terms to suit you; W,
slestrity The store for real barsains
hes afasE skwsa Te szsss %AcHrssE rsft's: Eabs Il II
STORE: 1915 II ST. ne, TR. 6s41. Ia
SHELVING STEEL, lS-gauge shelves; size
Iishts. Cali MA, 5000 after 8 pm; Sat
urdays and Sunday, AT. s725. -23
SHOES, j, Slater, worn once, 5h-A-A
black; cost Sf6,95; will sell for Ss. OW
SHOVEL, & H. .a55-A: a. I'd. with So +,
boom; , ,dTag-hne line bucket; nearly new. Cal
silver FOX Ss0 SCARF, . exquisite esl skin
made to order at Garfinckels; cost $3.50
will sell for $3.50; never worn. no. aiss
SINKS. new and used. all sizes; faucet.
rioe, showers, toilets, tubs, basint
BLOCKS, 3056 NJ st. NV. MI, 7l4l'
E FOR SALE-Approx 80 acres of YER
f2e mixed erasses and clover sod. Thi
is ret the usual field sod but a yer
high-ouality Ions arsss and clover; max
oner. MATTAPON1 FARM, Groom, Nd
Cal Marlboro 1888
SOFA AND CHAIR, matching; usable con
dition. AT. o0s4. Ill
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FURNITURE-Will buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
selling for over so years. We do moving
HOPWOOD'S, Sth and K SITS. NV, ME.
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CONTINUED On Next Psss,
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27

fair manager may be named in the near future.
 Members of the committee appointed 10 revise the bylaws of the association reported that they still were awaiting sample copies of bylaws from fair as- sociations in inc states. The committee hopes to model inc Matanuska regulations accord ing 10 bylaws now in use by stateside groups.
 It was announced that a gen. eral membership meeting will be called some time in April to acquaint stockholders with the progress of plans and to present ideas for future development.
 The next meeting of the fairs board of directors will be held on April 6
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
Palmer, Alaska, March 27, 1948
Hester Heads Fair Association

Parker Lester was named pres ident of the Matanuska Valley Fair Association, at the groups organizational meeting last Tues day evening. M. D. sSnodgrass was named vice-president, and Paul Martin was elected secre- tary.
 Jan Koslosky will be acting treasurer until such time as the financial work of the fair be- comes heavy enough to warrant the employment of a full-time bookkeeper. As the season hears fair time, it is planned to employ personnel to take care of both bookkeeping and secretarial duties.
 First plans for the fall fair
 were made at the Tuesday
 meeting when M. D. Snod-
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27

grass. Don Irwin and Mads Johannsen were named to committee to revise the prem ium list. This committee was instructed to study the prem ium list carefully and will make a full report, 10 be pre- sented 10 stockholders in mim- eographed form. before the premium book is printed.
 Jan Koslosky was appointed to investigate all higher bracket automobiles, to determine if one will be available as a prize dur ing fair week.
 It was decided to advertise in several territorial papers to se- cure the services of a manager for this years fair. Those adver- tisements are to appear immedi- ately, and it is hoped that the
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
Red Cross Drive
 Already Nets $15O

With the Valleys Red Cross drive just beginning to roll into high gear, chairman Mrs. Harry Ryan announced this week that Girl Scouts, who are canvassing the Valley, already have collect ed nearly $50.
 Scouts are experiencing some transportation difficulties, and many rural areas have not yer been contacted. However they expect to reach every family in the Valley before the drive off cially ends on March 31.
 Valley residents who wish to contribute, and who have not been reached by solicitor, may leave their donation with Mrs. Ryan in the office of Palmer Cold Storage.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
HOmemakers Will
 Buy A Bond

Members of the Butte Home makers club, which met at the home of Mrs. Diana McKechnie last week, voted to back the hos pitfalls bond drive in the Valley by raising funds for the club purchase of a hospital bond.
 The club members plan a com bination food sale and rummage sale for April 10. The food sale will begin in the Trading Post at 10 a.m., while the rummage sale gets under way in the Rec hall at the same hour.
 There will be a planning meet ing of the Butte Homemakers on April 8, to work out details of sale duties. That meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. I. M. Sandvik.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27

tive events for artists.
 She won first prize in the Mil Waukee Art Institute show in 1888 with her Watercolor, Log Docks, Mercer" This prize is considered the outstanding award in the annual Wisconsin show for painters and sculptors.
 In addition, she has exhibited and won honorable mention at the University of Wisconsin's an- nual Wisconsin Salon of Art. Her paintings have been on display at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., at national WPA art exhibition, and at a number of studio exhibitions and one-artist shows in Wisconsin museums and galleries.
 Miss Bleck is skilled in hand craft, having once written book of poetry for which she designed the Woodcuts to illustrate her verses. That book was her job completely, for she even set the type and did the bindery work on the 50 copies she produced.
 The Palmer schoolteacher took her art training with Robert von Neuman, now at the Chicago Art Institute, with Howard Thomas of the University of Georgia and with Elsa Ulbrecht of Milwaukee State Teachers College. She also put in an eight months appren- ticeship on Federal Art Project, where she worked on linoleum and wood blocks of Wisconsin scenes.
 Although she's temporarily taking time out from a full-time job as artist, to drill the three R's into Palmer's sixth graders,
 Continued on Back Page)
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
Wasilla Church Announces Planned Easter Services

WASILLA - Easter services have been planned to cover the morning hours of Easter Sunday in the Wasilla church, it was an- nounced this week by Rev. Vic tor Alfsen.
 MT. Alfsen plans his Sunday services on the following sched- ule:
 8 a.m.-Sunrise service at the church.
 9:30 a.m.-Easter egg hunt for the children.
 $500 a.m.-Breakfast ali the church for those attending the services.
 l0:3O a m. - Easier church cervices, with children of the Sunday School participating in an Easier play.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
NoDamage
 In Cabin Fire

A fire, believed to have started when children tossed matches into an oil barrel, called both of the Valleys firetrucks to a de- serted cabin near the Dave Rush home just at noon last Tuesday.
 The blaze was quickly extin- guished by the Coop firetruck with negligible damage to the cabin. One wall was slightly charred.
 The most spectacular phase of the fire was the loud explosion which touched off the oil drum as it ignited. Residents of North Palmer reported hearing the blast.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
ARTIST
 PAINTS ALASKA NOW

At last Miss Mietzi Bleck, Pal mer schoolteacher, has found new inspiration for her work as an artist. Miss Bleck, who used to be a resident of northern Wis consin, once thought that in order to paint, she needed wisconsin scenes for her theme. As the re- suit, she hasn't done much paint ing since the war years, when she left Wisconsin for Navy serv- ice and then for new home in Alaska.
 However the artist-school- teacher has spent the past two years in absorbing Alaskan at- mosphere, particularly in the Matanuska Valley, and she now has plans to paint this Valley from one end to the other," she says.
 As a beginning on her Mata- nuska painting project, Miss Bleck recently submitted three watercolors to the national jury show of the Washington Water color Club. She has just been in- formed that one of the three has been selected for exhibition in the Washington, D.C., show.
 This exhibition will be Miss Bleck's first return to art com petition since the war years. She says her entry, wh oh is entitled Alaska, The First Year." is a very stormy Watercolor snoWlng one of those pretty bad first years"
 Although her works have been absent from art galleries in re- cent years, Miss Bleck is no new conner to artistic competition. In the late nineteen-thirties she was entering pictures and winning prizes in a number of competi-
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
Vegetable Men Will Organize Next Monday

The first steps toward the formal organization of Vege- taETe and potato growers assoc iation will be taken next Monday evening, when the group is called together to hear the rec concentrations of it's bylaws committee. That meeting will be- gin at o'clock in the Grange hall.
 A general meeting was called some time ago, at which com mittee was named to draw up ar tfcles of incorporation and by laws for the group. That commit tee, which included Glen Woods, Virgil Eckert, Ray Rebarchek, MT. Ross, Mads Johansen, Irwin Newville and Martin Olsen of Wasilla, has been meeting almost daily to draft rules for the mem bership.
 It is the work of this commit tee which will be presented to the membership on Monday.
 At this meeting, the manner of executing contracts with the Army also will be considered. All vegetable growers interested in supplying produce to fill Army contracts have been invited to attend the meeting.
 MT. Woods, spokesman for the group, said 100 cards of invita- ton had been mailed, and that
 very effort was being made to zach all interested growers. If any grower has been overlooked on the mailing list, MT. Woods urged that he attend the meeting in any case. It is imperative that group action be taken immediate ly if farmers are to be organized in time to begin filling Army contracts.