CHURCH SERVICES
ST .MICIL'JSL19 CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Father James Snoad, P;istor
Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m.
Conlcss’ions heard boforo Mass
Sodality Communion hold the first Sunday
of oach month,
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Saturday visitors /he welcome
Sabbath School 9:45 a.m.
Church Sorvicos 11:00 a,m.
THE CHURCH OF GOD
Rev. Goorgo P. Savchenko, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Morning Devotions 11:00 a.m.
Mid-rook Prayer Mootings held in the
Privato Homos.
”A WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO .XL.”
THE VALLEY CETEL of tho CHURCH 0? COD
Rev. Goorgo N. Geiuitz, Pastor
Sunday School 10:4-5 a.m.
Worship Scrvico 11:00 a.m.
Prayer and Biblo Study
TTodnosday ovoning 8:00 p.m.
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
Victor I. ALfsen, Pastor
Church School 10:00
Morning Worship 11:00
Christian Endeavor 7.00
Evening Service 8:00
WASILLA COtT-lPNITY CHURCH
Victor I, ALfsen, Pastor
Sunday Services 3:00 p.m.
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THE CHTRCH
CHURCH 0? CHRIST
Carl E. Zehrung, Minister
Sunday Services:
Bitlo School
Morning Worship
Evening Services
Tuesday Evening:
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.ra.
8:00 p.n.
Biblo Study & Prayer Mooting 8:00 p.n.
ST. J0HN«S LUTHERAN church
Walter Zeile, Pastor
Morning Worship 11:30 a.m.
Holy Coranunion is colobratod ovory socond
month on the fourth Sunday,
LUTHERAN HOUR-SUNDAYS K.F.O.D.
TONE IN at 12:30 noon.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Held in tho H.S, Bauer homo.
Sunday 11:00 a.m.
T o public is cordially invited to
attend.
"Oh, magnify Jehovah rrith me; and lot us
exalt his nemo together."
| HELP LOCAL FARMERS FIRST
SAY TAN AN A FARMERS
Local farmers in the Tanana Vv.lloy aro
sending a report to Washington, D.C. in
regard to the proposed colony at Ifcnbar
and aro asking for aid'for tho hcmostcadors
all ready ih~that area. A mooting ras held
a rook ago Saturday night to formulate a
rqiort to send to the Capital. At this
mooting vroro: Walter Fob fin an of th6 De
part non t of tho Interior, Henry Fox, John
Ttoipson, Rudy Hayko, D. L. Minins and J.L.
Paschal; all from the Department of Agri
culture.
The fanners of the Trnana Valley stated
that if the nor colonidt got their land
cleared plus long tern’, lor interest loans,
it rill bo impossible for local farmers *
rithout federal aid to compete rith thorn,
Thx: consensus of opinion that before mGre
farmers aro brought into the Territory, it
~ould bo better first to build more roads
and open up knora vacant agricultural land
in'this area. Then the government should
have a little more experimental rork done
so that faming cohld be more diversified
and the market not flooded by the far crops
no,T successfully grom hero,
Tho farmers agreod that tho best ray the
govomnont could aid nor colonists rcrc by
clearing a fOr acres of land for them,pro
viding roads*, loaning them money to build
a snail hone, and then if the poopld could
stand the cold rintors and the mosquitoes
in the summer, and could prove by their
initiativo that they rcrc rorthy of a
largo loan, it rould be time enough to give
them one,
Suggestions as to the kind of help ’hich
farnors of tho T nun a V-11 cy noed v;orc:
1. land clearing program ras suggested in
rhich heavy equipment for a reasonable rato
of hiro such as the method usod by the
government in the Settlement of’tho pcaco
hirer Valley rould be available.
It ras also suggested that the government
could help the farmer rith loans at a lor
rate of interest to be paid back over a
period of years or by a percontago of the
crop for a number of years, Thdso funds *
rculd bo used for land*clcaring, building,
purchase of soed, feed, fertilizer and
livestock.
THANK YOU NOTE
TTo ~ish to tako this opportunity to express
Dur sincere appreciation and thank all our
frionds and neighbors for their kindnoss
thoughtfulness during the illness and death
of our belovod husband and father.
I'irs, Grace
Droghorh
family.
and
"America's odonomic life can bo frood from
both boon and bust rhon Co-ops'rin a SO#
share jn the nation’s business,'' Jerry
7oo-his,Exocu.-oire Pec'y Cooperative League,