ukitsd niowwsrAKT ciiiji^ch
o.J.Single, Pastor
United Protestant Church for
it?s 11 o'clock Worship this coming
.Sunday announces that Ilev.A.J,
Clorcuts, popular young minister
of Seldovia, formerly of Seward,
will give the Sermon,, llev„ Clem
ents is well known in the Valley in
connect*.on with the Young People’s
Camp at King’s Lake, also the var
ious 4-W encampments of this sec
tion of the Worritorye - Pot only
youth out adults of the Valley are
especially invited to be with us
on this Sunday. You will enjoy the
Worship with us.
CKUI1CH OF GOD
aching
Services
arc held
at t! c katanuska Valley Kissicn
each Sunday evening beginning at
8:00 o'clock. Everyone is welcome.
LAUNDRY
three Day Service
jHas-urnt of tho Creamery Building
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1VIPIT I.CT:'S BHAUIY shop. r.YGjLAHLY
3or.:o Inquiries have come to
the '-extension office by celery gro
wers in the Valley concerning their
celery plants turn in 3 black clos ■>
to the roil surface. Prom descrip
tions, it has been identified by
t^c extension Agent as Black Heart,
which is physiological^in nature
and may be caused by i ‘heels, fluc
tuations in moisture", nutritional
deficiencies or excesses, and ex
tremely high temperatures. It is
us- ally the mature or nearly mature
plants -which are attacked; hence
harvesting should prompt in hot
woatnor.
Yellows, another disease of the
celery plant, Is caused by a fungus
(Continued on pago 6)
I.any of the families living
in the Valley displaced exhibits
at the recent I".at anus lea Valley Pair,
but orchids must go to i'Irs.Adam
i.'crner, for displaying the largest
number of canned goods in the Can
ning division. Noe only did Mrs.
Werner display canned goods, but
she and Mr.Werner, who have as one
of their hobbies the production of
flowers that will grow in Alaska,
made a fine display in the flower
division and the garden display.
Max Sherrod, with his stalks
of sweet corn in the background of
his booth and the many vegetables
which were included in the booth,
was given first premium for garden
display, i.r.and Mrs. Sherrod nave
a large variety of garden truck
growing on their farm north, of Pal
mer.
Frank McAllister, winner of
the Farm Display, also received
compliments on the fine job of dis
playing his farm produce.
The Experiment station booth
constructed by Don Irwin contained
considerable dairy information, and
those who stopped to inspect the
1 display received some definite in
formation on the cost of production
i of dairy products.
The colors'9 oil ' - .Mown by j
i hr.Durrill on Suntav and the cel
1 ored movies of the ralloy shown by *’
Director Hcroyd on Monday after
( noon v/ore Very much enjoyed,
I MruByron Thorpe, who is in
! charge of the far:.; at the fosse Lee
'Home in Seward, brought eight 4-E
! Club members and their exhibits to
‘ the Matanus 1:a Valley Fair. Their
; exhibits consisted of cair" heifers,
I poultry, guinea pigs, and Pekinese
I pup. Appreciation is expressed
I to the Grange for'allowing these
I 4-II members to room in the Grange
: Mall.
Dr. C» Convert
tho University of
Valley during tho
time he jud ^eci the
hair and collected
f c mat ion at the "
v;hich will be vised
for chc coning yea
will do the greate
work at the Fairbe
y
Ala
pa
v
so
xp
in
r.
nks
hreodor fo'
was in the
t we k at v/hich
potables at the
no s_ d and in
rir.cnt Station
his program.
Dr,Converse
hare of his
Station.