WHAT WILL YOU FEED .YOUR
CALVES’
Tho folioring tablo shors the results of a |
feoding test made at tho Alaska Dxporinont j
Station at Ilatanuska on three groups of
dalves of 4 oach* Eono of the' facts gloancd
fron tins report nay help you solvo your
fooding problem. It T7onft be long n6u un
til norc calves uill bo coning along, and
you uill want to get the nost out of every
pound you foed0
r'o.
cnlvcs
4
4
Bim ( B inoi
height j’Voight
82 301
86
i 288
71
276
Gain
219
202
Daily
Gain
1.46
1.35
205 1.37
Days on
Milk
Gost per |
lb, gain
25„8 1
34
48
39
26.5
Ration
Calf Manna
Milk 51o
oq 7 Milk II o and
^y*' ; Cod Liver Oil
The calves in each' group rcrc lir.itod to
1 lb. of calf nanna or nilk flo plus all
tho rholc oats they uquld cat. Tlicro uas
not rtuch diffcrcnco in roight gains or
cost, except that the addition of cod
livor oil ran the cost up in the third pen
The addition of cod liver oil is probably
necessary in .Alaska grovsi grains and poor
quality hay alone. This test ras run un
til tho calves rorc 150 days old.
TJhon'a cot; calves, save all the colstrun
nilk, (1st 3 days nilk) and feed it to tho
calf. This sonctines rill bo enough to'
food the calf several days to t'./o tracks^
In tho rintcr it can be frozen and kept;
.In sunnor cool and food 1 lb. of nilk per
10 lbs. body "rroight. Do not increased nilk
beyond 8 lbs. per day and encourage then'
to cat grain and hay as soon as possible.
CHAMBER MEETS WEDNESDAY
The Matanuska Valley Chanber of Comcrco
will nect for noon lunchoon in the Dining
roon of the non Matanuska Volley Hotel on
this next T76dr.esday,February 16. Guests
arc invited.
A BOY FOR THE REINERS
Mr. and Mrs. Art Reiner arc the proud par
onts of a son born this last Sunday.
DUCK HUNTERS BEAT ROCKETS
Tho Palmer IXick Hunters & Snanp Trotters
non the Basket ball gano fron tho Pairier
Rockets by one point this nock Tfcdnosdaye
This nas another farce gano such as nas
played last Octobor. Tho Duck Hunters none
not satisfied nith the outcono of tho Octo
ber gone and challenged the girls to another
gone and this tino nanagod to nin by ono
podiit.
flnnouncEniEms
ST. MICHAEL*S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, Father Janos Snead, Pastor
Sunday Mass 10:00 a.n.
Confessions heard before Mass
Sodality Comunion-first Sunday of each
nonth.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
SATURDAY VISITORS ARE WELCOME
Sabbath School
Church Services
THE CHURCH OF GOD
9:45 a.n,
11:00 a.n.
Rev. J.H, Davis, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 a in.
Horning Devotions 11:00 a.n.
Mid-ire ok Prayer neetings held in tho
Private Hones.
"A EELCOIE IS EXTBTEED TO ALL.”
THE VALLEY CHAPEL of the CHURCH OF CCD
Rev, George V7. Geiiritz, Pastor
Sunday School 10:15 a.n.
TTorship Service 11:00 a.n.
Prayer & Bible Study (Ued) 8:00 p.n.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Held in the H.S, Bauer hone.
Sunday 11:00 a.n.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
Victor I. Alfsen, Pastor
Church School
Morning Worship
Christian Endeavor
Evening ^orvico
WASILIA COHIUNITY CHURCH
Victor I. Alfsen, Pastor
Sunday Services
10:00 a.ri,
11:00 a.n.
7:00 p.n.
8:00 p.n.
3:00 p.n.
THE CHJHCH ,
Ray E. Adans, Minister
Sunday Services:
Biblo School
Morning Worship
Evening Services
Wednesday Evening
Bible Study and Prayer
CHJRCH OE CHRIST
10:00 a?r.iA
11:00 a.ri,
8:00 pvnr,
8:00 p.n<,
ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School 2:00 p.n',
Church Services 3:00 p.n*
Rev., Friends uill bo in charge of the
services#
LUTHERAN HOUR-SUNDAYS over E.F.O.D.
TUNE IN
at
12:30 noon