SOIL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
Cont. from pp. 4
To further complicate this? years
program, the Washington office has
issued the following ruling by A.V.
McCormic , Director, ^agricultural
Conservation Program Branch:
"Payment for land clearing under the
1949 program cannot be made for lane
which has been only partially clear
ed, regardless of the use to which
the land between the windrows is
put. To be eligible for payment
under the 1949 program, it is neces
sary to complete the operation of
bulldozing, windrowing, and burning
by the end of the 1949 program year'.
(December 31,1949)
Due to the lateness of this program
this year, the local Extension Of
fice is asking the full cooperation
of farriers in reporting this years
conservation practices. Forms arc
being sent out and the date for
their return to the Palmer Office
has been extended to -thiHust 20.
FISHERMEN FLY TO ILLIAMNA
Cont. from pp. 8
Frs.Clayton Esslinger,Hr. and I!rs.
Carl Rasmussen,Ilr. and itrs.E.R.
Brock,Hr.& ITrs. "alter Cooper, Bob
Graham, Dorothy Bell,George Shrevos
Los Ray,Gene Lewis, and C.A.Sandvik
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
1948 Crosloy Station './agon *650.00
1948 Model Magna Vox Radio and Re
cord Player Combination,console
model, blond finish S325.00. See or
Phone J.C. Church on R.Monaghan fan
FOR SALE
One ’/iltmorc "Glutton" Combination
ensilage cutter and hammer mill witfc
extra knives. This machino is brand
new. Price ^225.00. Can be soon at
The Alaska Seed in Anchorage.
BALLOONS LEAVING
Stanley Balloun, Experiment Stntioi
head at the Matanuska Station, is
leaving soon for ijnos, Iowa, •hero
he will take Post Graduate work.
He has been granted an extended
leave of absence from his work
hero. He will be accompanied by
his family.
No one has been named to replace
him at the Station as yet.
VISIT
IN SEWARD
Mr. and Mrs. Gil ^jithony flew to
Seward this week. Mr. Anthony oper
atos the new air service for
chartered trips out of the Valley.
They ijithonys lived in Seward rrio
to coming to the Valley
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ST. I rI OH, .EL’S C..THOLIC CHURCH
Rev, Pother James Snead,Pastor
Sunday Mass 10:00 am
Confessions heard before Mass
Sodality Conmunion-first Sunday
of each month.
SEVENTH D,V tLVEKTIST CrJJP.CH
SATURDAY Visitors are welcome
Sabbath School 9:45 am
Church Services 11:00 am
THE HIGKEAY CHURCH of GOD
Rev. J.H. Davis, PastDr
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Devotions 11:00 am
Mid-Week Prayer Meetings held in
the Private Homes,
"A WELCOME 13 EXTENDED TO ALL."
CHURCH of GOD
Rev. George V. Geiwitz, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
^orship Service 11:00 am
Evening Services 7:30 pm
*.id-'.Teek Prayer Service
Wednesday 8:00 pm
TUTS IN on the CHRISTIAN BROTHER
HOOD YOUR every SUNDAY
II.F. C.D. 1:30 pm
UNITED PHOTOSTAT! CHURCH
Victor I. Alfsen, Pastor
Church School 10:00
Morning Worship 11:00
Christian Endeavor 7:00
evening Service 8:00
Prayer Meeting Thurs. 8:CO
Young Life Club Friday 7:30
Boy Scouts Friday 5:30
WAS ILL A CO. 1IUNITY CHURCH
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Sunday Services 9:00 am
THE CHURCH CHURCH of CHRIST
Ray E. Mams, Minister
Sunday Services;
Bible School 10:00 am
Morning worship 11:00 am
Evening Services 8:00 pm
Bible Study & Prayer Wed.8:00 pm
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School 2:00 pm
Church services 3:C0 pm
Rev. Frenz in charge of Services
LUTHERAN HOUR—SUNDAYS I’.F.o.D.
TUNE IN at 12:30 noon
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES-SLEDAY
In the H.S. Bauer Home 11:00 am
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.