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RUSTY IS BACK
Rusty Dow has returned fror.i her tri;
to_ I.Iufesachusetts whore sho studied
Art this summer under the direction
of n well knov/n Artist. Rusty says
that she is certainly happy to be
back in a cooler climate. The heat
was terrific on the ^*tliaitic sea
board, she said. However, in spite
of everything, Rusty says that she
is glad that she made the trip.
OLD ROY C IN VALLEY
lorin T. Oldroyd is expected to ar
rive in Palmer on Friday of this
weak.
A missionary society member approa
ched George. "We are having a faf
fle for a poor widow," she said,
^ ill you buy a ticket?"
’Nope," said George. "My wife would
n’t let me keep her if I won."
••TCI] NAN 5AY--A problem is just an
opportunity in work clothes.
N-H DEMONSTRATIONS
Demonstr tions will be held in the
4-H Club building on Sunday, Miss
Lashbrook announced today. The
schedule is as follows:
Loo Ann Hoffman and Leona Lucas
Muffins at 1:00 p.m.
Arlota Goodrich and Eleanor Falk
Oatmeal Cohkios 1:30 pm
Neola Sr.ndvik end Dorothy Hoffman
Yor.st rolls 2:00 pm
Joyce Dinkol and Jody Burford
Pressing 3:00 pn
Arlene Eonson Cake 3:30 pn'v
Jarilyn Dragscth-Nut Broad 4:30 pm
Judy Bryant Baking 5:00 pm
In addition to the demonstrations
th^rc T. ill be Club booths and com
petitive exhibits.
HEALTH COUNCIL TO SHOW
MOVIES
The Valley Health Council will have
a concession of Movies it was an
nounced this weak. During tho day
'.‘alt Disney cartoons will be shown
and during tho evening VD films for
men end for women will be shown.
Popcorn and Icecream will also be
! sold at this concession.
INSECT
13 UL LET INS
The Extension Service has just re
ceived. a shipment of bulletins en
titled, "Insects of Agricultural and
Household importance in Alaska."
This also has suggestions for the
control of these insects. The bul
letin was written by Joseph C.
Chamberlain, who will be remembered
by many Valley people. Dr. Chamber
lain spent two years in the Valley
) studing insects. He erne to the
Valley during a tine when farmers
were having serious losses from
heavy infestations of cutworms,
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The bulletin contains information
on Cutworms with pictures of the
typos found in Alaska, their differ
ent cycles and recommended practices
of control, another section deals
with Root Maggots. He also discusses
minor p^sts of agriculture and
Household posts.
If anyone is interested in having
one of those bulletins, call .at the
Extension Office ask f°r a
copy. They have been published by
the Agricultural Research Adminis
tration of the U.3. Department of
..agriculture and arc distributed
free of charge.
’ TSE MEN SAY—
You must save while you have the
capacity to earn.