KEEPING QUALITIES OF
FROZEN MEATS Cont. from p. 8
be treated the same as ducks and
geese.
SHARP FREEZE—-plus 5°F. to -20 F.
Q.UICK FREEZE—20°F.or colder.
COLD STORAGE OF WILD MEATS
Treat as
Treat as Beef Treat as Fork Mutton
Venison Bear Mountain
Reindeer Marmot Sheep
Moose
Caribou
Mountain uoat
Trent as—
Ducks and Geese
Ducks
Geese
* Swans
*Sider
Treat as—
Ci tic kens
Ptarmigan
Grouse
*Curlow
*Sea Gulls
*Snipe
.’of AiaSKa uame .Laws
NOTICE
lLL GRANGE HEN arc requested to hoi]
out with the digging of the basemonl
for the now Grange Hall. Bring a
shovel with you on Sunday October
16th- The women are all prepared
to serve hot lunch to all volunteer
workers.
Mr. and Mrs.Joe Chilligan of Mata
nuska announce the birth of a son
tern October 14thv-At Valley Hospitc:
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AMERICAN LEGION INSTALLS
OFFICERS
Matanuska Valley Post #15 of the
American Legion hold instillation
ceremonies at their last meeting on
Thursday October 6th. Alaska Dept. '
Commander* Perry McLain of Anchorage,
conducted the ceremony and v;as as
sisted by Post Commander Sims. Those
present for installation were:
Palmer Ickcs, Post Commander; Dick
Deming, Adjutant; John Sv/idelski,
Finance Officer; Elmer Le Due,Chap
lain; Bob Mielke, Historian. The
First Vice Commander, John Dunlap,
and Second Vice Commander, Bob Pet
erson, were unable to bo present.
A lunch consisting of Hot Dogs and
coffee was served by the L_gione ires
I Members of the Legion are all ^epped
up since the new basement h..^ Leon
completed and are making plans to
start the second floor.
New members are being enrolled every
meeting and the Legion hopes to meet
their quota by the first of the year.
iLegionaires are reminded that under
;a now order any member who has not
paid his dues by December 31st will
be ineligible for membership for one
year. All veterans who wish to en
roll will please get in touch with
the newly elected officers or other
Legionaires. - _
Mr. and Mrs.Dwight Hill of Palmer
° oat.9th
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ST. MICHAEL*3 CATHOLIC CHURCH
i Rev. Father Janes Snead,Pastor
Sunday Mass 10:00 an
Confessions heard before Mass
Sodality Communion-first Sunday
of each month.
THE HIGH'AY OHUP.JH of GOD
Rev. J.H.Davis, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Horning Devotions 11:00 am
Mid-'/eek Prayer Meetings held in
the Private Homes.
"A V.ULCOnS IS HIT: I’D ED TO ALL* •
THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
SATURDAY VISITORS ARE 'TELCCMS
Sabbath School 9:45 am
Church Services 11:00 am
CHURCH of GOD
Rev. George U.Geiwitz,Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Service 11:00 am
Evening Service -7:30 pm
Ilid-Veek Prayer Service
Uednesday 8:00 pm
'SUITE in on the CHRISTIAN BROTHER
HOOD HOUR every SUNDAY
H.F.^.D. 1:30 pm
XV
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UriTUD PRCTSSTAFT CHURCH
Victor TT .SLfsen, Pastor
Church School
Morning '.orship
Christian Endeavor
Evening Service
Prayer Meeting Thurs.
Yount: Life Club Friday
Boy 3c uts Friday
10:00 am
11:00 am
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
8:00 pm
7:30 pm
5:30 pm
Y/ASILLA CO'MUITITY CHURCH
Sunday services 2:30 pm
THE OIIUFCH CHURCH of CRIST
Ray E. Adams,Minister
Sunday Services
Bible School 10:00 am
Morning Worship 11:00 cm
Evening Services 8:00 pm
Bible Study & Prayer Red.8:00 pm
ST. JwET'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School ' 2:00 pm
Church Services 3:00 pm
Rev. Frenz in charge of Services
LUTHERAN HOUR—SUNDAYS over KFQJ)
TUNE IN at 12:30 noon
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES SUNDAY
in the H.3. Bauer home at 11:00 am
The public is cordially invited.