’7EEKLY WEATHER REPORT - June 20 to June 26
UATANUSKA VALLEY
STATION
OBSERVER
Date
Max,
Temp.
Min,
Temp,
Butte
Irviik Nev.’ville
24
81
24
Palmer
Max Sherrie4
23
80
22
42
43
Matr.nuska Exp. Station
I.ic-ry Short
23£24
80
22
44
Total ; Wind
prccip.i Direc.
Days
Clear
Days Days
Part i Cloy
.Sl&L. i_I
.14
S.7
2 i
.26
.51
SE
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have in the past; if we continue to meet
and pass our assignee’ quotas, then the
enti.-e program will continue on a basis of
voluntary savings. It is up to each com
munity ind each individual therein to plajj
h:s part in the financing of the war to
the very utmost of his ability. If this
is done, there never will be any question
of compulsory savings. I know aluska
will do it
AT PALMER CHURCHES -
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
0. ’,7. Randall, Pastor
Sunday School 10*00 a.m.
’lorship Service 11*00 a.m.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper is
to be administered, All members and
Christian friends are invited to come to
this Communion Service*
Monday night, July 6, is regular coun
cil meeting. All council members should
be present. 8*00 p.m. at the manse.
* * *
VALLEY CHAPEL
Rev. and Mrs. Herman E. Beyer, Pastors
Church School and ’7orship 10*00 a.m.
Preaching Service 7*30 p.m.
’Tednesday Evening meeting 8*00 p.m.
The subject for the Sunday night illus
trated slide lecture will be "The Law and
Grace," On "'ednesday evening the third
of a series of famous paintings on the lif
of Christ will be projected on the screen.
St. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. -Toodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School 10t30 a.m.
Corning V/orBhip 11100 a.m.
* * *
ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. James Snead, Pastor
Mass at 10«00 a.m.
Choir practice every 'Vednesday at 7 p.n
0 U ' S fj E A U T Y ^ HOP
A '/O. AN'S CRO'M OF GLORY IS HSR
HAIR - LEAVE IT TO LOU - SHE’LL
MAKS IT COHS TRUE -
A telegram from Governor Gruening says
"the rubber cemprign is lagging. Its
success is of the utmost importance.Please
co whatever you can to etimulati fullest
coverage and collection of scrap rubber."
h'e has extended the time for the drive
for rubber and' it will be continued to
July 12. In this connection Harold Rice,
Palmer Extension Agent says>
"The Latanuskn Valley 4-H club members
are making a scrap rubber drive. All usee
tiros, tubes, hoBC,bleting, worn-out slick
ers, rain coats, shoo pucs, galoshes,boots,
rubber toys, bath mats, floor mats-house
or automobile - everything with the least
vestiee of rubber, may be brought to the
Extension office, where they will be weigh
ed and paid for on the basis of one cent
a pound. Harold Thuma, superintendent of
Palmer schools, is assisting with this
drive. j
Agriculture can make a vital contribu
tion to the scrap rubber drive, according
to President Roosevelt, since a large per
centage of the scrap rubber is on the farm
Let1s dig around again and see if we
.can’t find something more in the way of
scrap rubber._____________
During this ti.js of tension* if
YOU SAVE- YOUR ENERGY BY SENDING
YOUR '/ASHING AND IRONING OUT TO
11E: fEAftL LA DM DIO/
IT WILL RETURN TO YOU CLEAN *ND
GLOSSY_
Dnl'JCE SATUHDAY EVENING SPONSO.'iED BY
THE HOnELLuCERS COUNCIL.