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The Extension Agents reported on the gar
den situation throughout the Valley, es
pecially on how the cutworms and drought
were affecting vegetables.
4-H Sunday will be observed in all the
churches in the Matanueka Valley next
Sunday. The following local leaders
and parents have made special arrange
ments for the services: United Protestant,
Mrs. Merle Anderson} Catholic Church, Mrs.
Bernard Bouwens; Lutheran, Mrs. Arvid
Johnson; Butte Community, Mr. and Mre.
Smith} Eklutna, Miss Davis,
Pig weed, also known as lambsquarter,
is in excellent condition for canning. It
has a very high vitamin-A content and now
is the time to can greens in order to have
a supply next winter when fresh vegetables
are not available, A pint jar of canned
pigweed is on display in the Extension of
fice .
A bulletin on home canning of fish,
vegetables, and meats, may be secured at
the Extension office.
Copies of the emergency ration list,
which were given out last winter, are now
available in the Extension office.
4-H CLUBS ARE CLASSED AS FRONT
LINES OF HOME DEFENSE
Preaident Roosevelt has commended 4-H
clubs on their important worthwhile work
and has asked them to continue to do their
part in maintaining our notion as a great
democracy by asking every boy and girl be
tween the ages of 10 and 21 years to en
roll in a 4-H club and get behind the boys
who are defending us.
Club members and their leaders are mak
ing a special effort this year to strength
en the 4-H work in order to help with our
nation's Victory program. We can help in
our Victory program thru efficient methods
in production of food and thru knowledge
of nutrition and homemaking and increasing
farm production thru good farm and home
planning.
Every boy and girl is invited and urged
to enroll in a 4-H club. Jo£n the home
lino forces. -Ex.
If the cutworms have taken your garden,
there is still time to plant some varieties
of vegetables. It will soon be too late
for cabbage planting unless we have an unus
ually late fall. The Extension agent is
recommending, that wherever possible, vege
tables be planted that will usually mature.
Turnips and rutabagas should be considered
this year as emergency root crops to be
stored. There is still seed available at
the Co-op for planting most vegetables*
The following formula may be used for
treating cutwormsi (see next column)
FOR QUALITY BREAD
CAKES * ALL PASTRIES
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FACIALS - FINGER WAVING
PERMANENTS .
| IGHTEN YOUR HOUSEHOLD
'“'TASKS BY SENDING YOUR
WASHING AMD IRONING TO
AT PALMER'S C H U R C H ES
United Protestant Church
Rev. 0* Wilber Randall, Pastor
Sunday Services - June 14, 1942
Sunday School 10s00 A.M.
Promotion Sunday. a11 children
urged to be present for promotion and
for announcements regarding the Sunday
School picnic, Sunday June 21st.
Worship Service 11:00 A.M.
Special services in connection with ,
the University Extension service and ,
4-H club members, parents, and friends
are cordially invited. <
* * *
St, John's Lutheran Church
Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School 10:30 A.M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
* * *
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Rev. James Snead, Pastor
Mass at 10:00 A.M.
(Please note change of time).
Mrs. Bernard Bowwens is organizing
a choir and will play the organ. Choir
practice every Wednesday at 7:00 P.M,
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Mix the water,
arsenic and mo
lasses together.
Add the bran to
this mixture,
stirring as bran
is added. Apply in evening. This is
poisonous to all animals. Use care.
1 quart bran
1 heaping tsp of white
arsenic or Paris green
teacup molasses
l£ quarts of water