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SUNDAY, JANUARY Si, 1945.
VALLEY CHAPEL PASTORS
. Rev. and Mrs, H.2f. Beyer
{ Church School and Worship 10:00 a.rJ
* Church Service 8:00 p.raj
Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 p.m;
3T. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
Woodrow Kurth
Sunday School
Sunday Services
PASTOR
10:00 a.ml
11:00 a.m
ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC PASTOR
Father Sneed
Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m
UNITED PROTESTANT
PASTOR
Sunday School 10:00 a.m
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m
Christian Endeavor,
(1st., 3rd., 5th. Sundays 7:00 p.n
The Ladies' ’Aid of the United
Protestant Church will meet at
Mrs. Victor Johnson's home "Wednes
day, Feb. 3. at 1:30 P.M. All
members are urged to be present.
There is an opportunity at the
railroad depot for some young
fellow to learn the railroad game
and get paid while learning. There
is a job open for a beginner, to go
to work at the depot with a monthly
wage of around $165.00 per month,
> and, at the same time learn the
agency business. Prefer a young
man not over 18 or 19 years, with
fair education and industrious.
Apply to station agent.
Press Release to Valley Settler:
Bond Sales for the year 1942 in
Palmer were $56,387.50. This does
not include sales of War Savings
Stamps. This is the purchase price
of the bonds and it is interesting '
to note that at the end of ten
years the maturity value of these
bonds will be $75,850.00.
Did it ever occur to you that
the sales from bonds in Falmer a
lone in the past year will purchase
400 parachutes? They will look
nice over Tokyio. Or consider that
the money will outfit over 11,000
men with stee] helmets, or /ill
fire 2.450,000 fifty caliber anti
aircraft maohi-oe gun- bullets at
Hitler's planes#
Are yon doing your'part in this
groat work? Are you satisfied with
the effort yon are putting forth to
win this war? If not, buy a bond
today, buy one every pay day.
Hammer the enemy with everything
you have.
Harry B, DeLund,
Member Territorial
Bond Sales Committee.
WANTED-for immediate delivery,
mine props and gangway timbers. In
quire Supt. of -Hotels, Commissary
and Stores, Alaska Keilroe , Anchor
age, Alaska.
DON'T FORGET-the President's Ball
January 30, -1943, to be given by
the local Chapter of the National
Infantile Paralysis Foundation.
EXTENSION NEWS
All farmers who have not called
at the Agricultural Extension off
ice and signed their Soil Conser
vation papers for 1042, ple„&se call
during the .coming week, as it is
desired to finish up this work be
fore the first of February.
Dr. Peter Hogg, Plant Bleeder at
the Fairbanks Experiment Station
who succeeded I.M.C. Anderson, has
been called to the armed forces and
will be inducted in the States. Dr
Hogg come to the University from
the State College of Mississippi,
last summer.
Have you checked your potato
cellar during the last few weeks to
see that your potatoes have not
frozen? Potatoes will stand a temp
erature slightly below 32' without
much damage. With the great demand
for.potatoes that.has been express
ed in' Alaska, it. is very important
that; everyone watch their potential
feed supply so that it does not
freeze, and 'also those potatoes
which are being held for a p .riod
of time, they undoubtedly will be
very sweet In flavor when tV y^ are
cooked. The starch has turned to
sugar and it*is necessary to store
the potatoes at hig,her temperatures
for a period of ten days or two
weeks before using them so that the
potatoes will lose the sweet flavor
and the sugar will change back to
starch.
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