GRANGE SOCIAL CALENDAR
Following arc the dates for the
social events of the Grange set
for the next eleven months. If
other organizations of the valley
would report their social calendar
we would be glad to publish it.
A plan of this kind would
avoid conflicts such as have
been experienced in the past.
To date the School and the Grange
are the only ones to submit a
Social Calendar for publication.
January 26 -Poverty Costume card
party (500)
February 23 -Card Party (500)
March 22 — Card Party (500)
June 22 — Family Picnic at
King's Lake
October 7 or 14—harvest Dance
Community Hall
October 25 -Card Party (500)
November 30-- Thanksgiving
Family Dinner
EXTENSION SERVICE NOTES
To Mink Fur Farmers:
Tho following information comes
from Dr.Jul ;3 B.Loftus, Supt.,
University of Alaska Experimental
Fur Farm at Petersburg.
"We arc all out of print on mater*
ial I had for distribution otf fur
farming but here ia tho sum and.
substance in a nutshell for mink.
If feeding salmon or trout:
87$ fish, hcr/’a, fins, entrails
and all the round, ( the
entire fish), ground raw.
57$ vegetables, lettuce, to
matoes, carrots, very finely
ground; carrots tho most
desirable.
87$ cereal; laying mash is vciy
acceptable and costs less
than any other cereal.
The laying mash includes me: t
3crr.ps, milk potfdcr in fair amount;
but the addition of 2$ milk pow
der is desirable.
4
In feeding rabbit, increase the
corcr.l to 15/6 and no other change
is necessary.”
” A number 308 Bolinflcr grinder
will grind rabbits, tonesnncl ;.ll
with a two horse motor and you
cr.n highly recommend the purcht.se
of such n grinder. They cost
$70.00 ; nd r.rc sold by the Snn
vik Sow end Tool Corporation.
Feed for mink should be well .
thr.wcd r.nd fed in sufficient
amounts so thr.t the stock is
contented, fat and in their nests
most of the time. Skinny stock
may bro.,d but rarely raise thair
young. rest dry at all times.
Feed raw.”
LUTHERAN CHURCH HAS
NEW PASTOR
The Rev, and Mrs, Martin Zschoch.c
arrived infely in Anchorage Iasi:
Saturday noon, where in the re
gular service on Sunday he was
inducted into offica. On Monday
evening they arrived in their
Studebakor Coupe in Palmer, where,
they will occupy the Lutheran
Parsonage end servo the Palmer
Anchoragc Parish, which has been
temporarily in charge of the un
dersigned.
Special installation service will
bo held in the Lutheran Church
on Sunday morning at 11:CC A.M,
>L cor ’ial welcome is extended to
the public,
Err. Georg and I take this oppor
tunity to express our heartfelt
gratitude and deep appreciation
for the courteous treatment nc
cor-’o 1 us and the many kind favors
shown us by all the people in the
Civic Center and the Valley whose
association we wore privileged to
enjoy "uring our fourteen months
stay in the land of many fascina
tions, We shall boar1 the S.S. ,
McKindley on January 27th for our
home in Portland, whore our thoughts
3will often revert back to our kind
friends whom wo r re leaving behind.
We are confid.cnt that the people
of this community will accord the
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