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GET YOUR • SOIL TESTED '
NOW' ,
(•<e are repeating this information
because it had to be condensed last
week due to lack of space.)
Now is the time to test soil sample:
for the coming-season. After May 1,
technieians at the soil testing
laboratory will be busy planting anc
spreading fertilizer. They won’t
have time to work in their labora
tory during May and June. Send in
your soil samples before May 1st.
Use picks and axes to sample your
frozen gardens and fields. Be sure
to collect samples from the entire
plow lay er. A Couple of samples
from a small -garden will give a gooc
idea of its fertilizer requirements.
More samples, must be collected from
large fields. Five samples from
evefcy ten-acre field is a good -rule.
This number is needed to give an
idea of soil variability.
Jena your samples to the Agricultur
al Lxtension Offices in Fairbanks,
^ollege, Palmer or Anchorage. The
Soil Conservation Service will also
forv ard_ypur samples,, to the Palmer
GRANGE KID COSTUME DANCE
The Northland Pioneer Grange is
planning a Kid Bence on April 1, in
tho Palmer Gym. There will be SPOT
dances for prizes. Prizes will be
, given for tho best KID costume for
both male and female. EVERYONE is
asked to dress up as Kids, not just
the Grangers.
A Door Prizo will also be given,Mrs.
Brock stated this week.
Good Music by Schadfer’s Orchestra
is promised.
HOSPITALIZED
Little Kerry Brock has boon hospi
talized during the past week, but
is at home again.
Grant Konser is clso hospitalized
for a few days.
soil testing laboratory. Results
of soil testing arc usually mailed
back to the farmer or gardener with
in two-weeks after samples are
received at the laboratory.
Agricultural -rperimbnb Station,
--UnivLarsl-ty. of Alaska
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ST. J’lCKASL'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH v
L-V. Father Jaies Snoad
11V 'J 'lTLD PFOTSSTaIIT CHURCH
\ Victor I. Alfsen,P&.stor
Pastor
Sunday Mass 10:00 an
confessions hoard before Mass
Sodality Communion-first Sunday
of each month.
l-IGHUAY CHURCH of OOP
R jv J.h.. Di.y LS~ Pastor
Sun:1 ay School 10:00 am
yc-n-ng Peactions 11:00 an
I'id-'-eck ?rcyer meetings held in
the Private Homes.
"A V/HLCOI'i; IS UXTHTBED TC m T.,11
SUVUUTK D.-.Y ADV3NTI3T CHURCH
Si.TURD AY VISITORS' ".RB "ULCOUE
Sabbath School 9:45 am
Church Services 11:00 am
CHURCH of GOD
Rev. George ’
Sunday School
Morning Service
-evening e>crvice
I id-' eok Prayer
ednesday
Geiwitz,Pastor
10:00
11:00
7:30
Service
8:00
am
am
pm
pm
TUFE II' on the
CHRISTIAN BR0TKURH00D HOUR
L.J..S.U. every Sunday 1:30 pm
USurch School
Yarning /orship
Christian ai.rdcr.vor
Evening Service
Boy 3couts Tuesday
Prayer Mooting Thursday
Young Life-Club Friday
10:00 .am
11:00 am
7:00 pm
8:00 urn
7:30 pn
8:00 pm
®: 30 pm
'•'L5ILL~ 'O'. IT PITY CHURCH
Sunday Services ' ’* 0:30 m
Victor I. Alfsenfc Pastor
thl CHuin;: . church of c:-iR;:,i
R. y H. *idums, I in.rster
Sund ay 3orvicos;
Bible School 10:00 am
Morning -orship 11:00 am
Evening services 8:00 pm
Bible Study <L Prayer-' ed.8:00 pm
ST. JOHN'S IUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School 2:00 pm
Church Services 3:00 pm.
Rev. Fronz in charge of services,
TUNE IN
LUTHERAN FOUR SUNDAYS K.F.R.D.
at noon 12:30
CHRISTIAN SCI INGE SERVICES
Sundays il4S~Baucr~nSt*rTl:00 am
-.The public is cordially invited.