PRODUCE LEAVING VALLEY
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The N^tanuska Vulley is in pro
duction. Not in a very big way as
yet to be sure, but nevertheless in
production commercially.
Colonist Harry Sears is shinning
young poultry to Fairbanks. Walter
^ippel, another colonist, is sel
ling radishes and challots to nch
orage merchants. The local demand
for rhubarb is being filled by var^
ious farmers. Filk, cream, butter,
cottage cheese and buttermilk is
purchasable from members of the
colony group and old settlers.
Yes sir, the Matanuska Valley is
in production.
The Butte Pleasant Valley 4-F
Club met at the J. Newville home on
Monday, June 8th. Partners were
chosen for demonstration teams and
Miss Buth De Armond gave a talk on
how the demonstrations should be
conducted.
Those present at the-meeting
were: Constance Andrews; Dorothy
Newville, Lila Peterson, Barbara
Falk, Lorraine and Angus • MoTIechnie,
■°atty Hammer, Jane Lentz, 1 'ary
Dreghorn and Jean Mae Sandvik.
Everyone was glad to have Miss
De Axmond present and it was deci
ded to have meetings every second
and fourth Thursday of the month,
the next meeting to be held at the
Bisson home on June 25th.
Two relay games were -clayed. In
one we chose sides and lined uc
with our feet right in front of us.
Then we were all lined up Miss De
Armond told us the side writh the
longest lines had the biggest feet.
In the other game we had two sides
and we had to sit on a quart jar
ucside down and write our names on
a ciece of cacer. The side finish
ing first won.
Later a delicious lunch was ser
ved by Mrs. Nowville consisting, of
lemonade, sandwichos and cake.
Jean Mae Sandvik
Club Hacorter
FIRE DESTR0Y3 FERGUSOF EARN
A smudge set to drive mosquitoes
away suread into a blaze and des
troyed the barn of ’’alter Ferguson
on Tract ;/42. Three hogs and three
suckling nigs were burned to death
in the flames*
Fr. Ferguson was in the house
and knew nothing of the fire until
informed by neighbors who heard the
qigs squealing.
Fore is an object lesson for all
residents of the valley. After two
months of dry weather it is danger
ous to leave even the smallest of
fives without attention. A small
trench around a fire will'often
serve to confine it. Set your
—adages in a waters_
notice:
Effective this date, June 13,
all farmers who are soiling whole
milk will uay one-half cash for all
feed which they buy from the Corp
oration.
T'- is supersedes all previous
orders concerning the sale of milk.
Ross L. Sheely
C-eneral Manager
notice:
There will bo a short initiation
service for members of the Denali
4-F Club on Wednesday evening, June
17th , at 7 :S0 rum.
Members will meet at the Exten
sion Service office in the foyer of
the Community Fall. Ail girls in
terested in joining 4-H clubs are
invited to attend.
Registration cards may be ob
tained from Miss De Armond in the
Extension Service office.
LOST: Ingersol wrist watch with
leather strap. Left Wednesday
evening in men’s lavatory at the
Trading Post. Will finder nlease
return to Axel Fansen or leave at
the PIONEER office?
JACK’S BARBER SFOP
IN
VALLEY CITY "'OTEL BLDG
MAYES A SPECIALTY OF CHILDREN’S
■’LEERCUTTING AT 00^
REMEMBER THE NA1
JACK’S
FOR 'R'J.F; Light two man rowboat
with saddle. Just right for fish
ing or duck hunting. #17.50, See
Ballard Dean at Tr_ct ^159, just
north of 4 cornors one mile.
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