4
PiiODUC ■; SOLD
JULY 12 TC AUGUST
1938
22 INCLUSIVE
Croon or.xo
Radishes
Strawberr’ o
Potatoes
Boots —
Turnip3 --
Carrots
Pens -
Ccbbngo
Cauliflower
Lottuco
Chicken —
Sausage
ns - -155 bunches
ISO "
s -- 4 crates
— 12000 lb.
75 bunches
394 "
444 "
82 lbs.
716 lbs.
— 71 lbs.
11 crates
308 lba.
850 lbs.
$11.62
8,00
14.40
240.00
5.70
31.52
31.08
5.94
55.80
6.54
39.60
266.64
229.50
■W673T
rSilIOD 1939
OHi'.i
bunches
I!
Green onions—687
Radihhes -- 1520
31 r r.v/b o r l■ i c s - - 5 4-g- cr a t o 3
Potatoes -12,211 lbs.
Beets - 771 buiohes
Turnips -- 1535 11
Carrots -2005 "
Peas '- 787 lbs.
Spinach— 200 lbs.
Swiss Chard-- 295 lbs.
Cabbage— 4460 lbs.
Cauliflower—916 lbs.
Lettuce — 86 crates
Chickens— 1573 lbs.
Sausage— 4,260 lbs.
$53.42
78.97
213.75
271.77
85.88
121.72
200.50
102.81
20.50
28.20
270,^5,
119.64
366.82
544.53
1159i77
‘These figures do not include
any Sausages sold to the Trading
Post.
BENEFIT DANCE
AUGUST 26
AT THE
COMMUNITY HALL
Ray Rebarchek has been adtised
to go outside to specialists for
nodical attention.
This benefit dance will bo given
Saturday evening in the Connunit"
Hall, to help defray his expense
on this trip,
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
Cl td
YOUNG PEOPLES CONFERENCE
KING'S LAKE
The gathering of young people
at King's Lake the past week
helC. a very successful conference.
This conference was sponsored by
The United Protestant Conference
of Southwestern Alaska,
The faculty in charge wore Rev.
Albert J.Clenents of Seward,
Rev.B.J. Bingle of Palmer, Mr.
V/illiam Baker and Miss Elizabeth
Eonney, Mrs.Neil Miller and Rev.
M.Zschocko . Others assisting
were:"Mrs. Ruth Estelle, Mrs.
Baker, Mr.Thuma, Dr,Albrecht,
Mr.-Robert King, Mr;. Don Irwin,
Mr. Claire Nichols, and Jack
She cl Jr,
Approximately thirty yountJ people
attended this camp coming from
Seward, Jesse Lee Home, anchorage,
Matanuska, VAasilia and Palmer.
A few were part time residents
of this camp and the others r
mained throughout the week.
Still others attended during the
evenings.
The program including the fine
list of speakers nade this car.ip
one to be remembered by those
attending who have expressed
their appreication and hopes to
attend another year.
FIELD DAY BIG
SUCCESS
Once again a large crowd gathered
at the ^atanuska Valley Experiment
Farn to enjoy a good program.
Speakers on farm and Agricultural
problems were interesting and
gave helpful advise along many
lines. Anyone who did not attend
this program certainly cheated
themselves out of something v/orth
while. A great deal of money and
time has been £>ut into this work
for the benefit of the public.
No farmer in the valley can a.fford
to miss these demonstrations.
Anyone who missed this should be
sure to plan on it next year.