TlTThST GARDEN IN THE VALLEY
The finest lookin* market garden
in the -hitnnuska' V;. lloy tills1' sen
sor. for its size, isho^ed;"by
Bob if’.eir.. i.Ir. Klim pfLaiioed, appr<rs
i/natciy eleven cores- ofagarden this
year or.a has caio.f tlo.ver new' on
the marksl... He expects to ■ ■ -havy
head icttucc end cabbage r ady to
sell in two *v.’ceke and other- thin^’
coming on in fast succession,
Mr,Klein Is a cooperative minded
farmer and h s been elected pres
ident of the Vegetable Growers
Association organized fertile pur
pose of cooperative marketing of
vegetables in the valley.
Mr ■, Kim like many others has
spent his first'years in the valley
clearing: land, an preparing his
place for farming. This Is.'the
firs- year he iias really boon
able to cut loooo and farm. Even
now he is very modest about Ms
garden and says It is net as
lr.rg.0: as he' int rided if' to be;
also he says he has sorn special
ized gardeners doing rnueh bettor.
The fact remains that we have
several fine gardeners in the
Vx11oy and many other gardens,
not so large are making a fine
shewing,
A fi 'Id of grain worthy of atten
tion belongs to John Pfeiff.
TPiis field is fairly large'and'
clean of woods with few poor qpots
in it.
It requires hard work and long
hours to produce a good looking
crop and we arc proud of the ef*- -
forts which can be scon about the
valley this year.
The above mentioned crops are
not the only good looking ones in
the valley but are outstanding.
SEMI-ANNUAL CO-OP MEMBERSHIP
MEETING TOMORROW EVENING AT THE
COMMUNITY HALL AT 3:00 C»CLOCK
FREE LUNCH AND DANCE --COME 1J
COURAGEOUSLY LOST
Wednesday afternoon about 2 p.m. t*,
Laurie. Stock it\nd Mary .Ann and
Donald k oldish decided to hunt
for mushrooms iri the near-by woods.
• ho oDdent hoy ‘was ton and the
youngest child was five years, of
eg .
Af-ter 'wonderingabout for several
hears, they discovered they were
Dost rnd could rot find cho home
word trail.
Then with the presence of mind
for adults possess under similar
circumstance, they decided to
camp for. the night and wait for
som:, one to find them or until
morning« then they heard the
five o1 clock whistle blow they
cut a stick and pointed it in the
direction.from’which tboy agreed
the sound cane, but decided to
wait till morning to resume the
trailthoneo All throe cut boughs
and gathered moss and made a bod
for tie night. Then the first .ore
lay down to sleep and rest whilo
the other two brushed away the
mosquitoes. ' They also, decided
that if v/orse came to worse they
would start chewing green grass
and swallow the juice.
Those plans were definitely de
cided upon through nfew proper
tears. Counsel was held end not
ion decided accordingly.
How many adults would have acted
as v/isqly?
After three hours absence, parents *
neighbors, friends, and members
of the CC camp turned out to
search for the lost children.
They wore found about three
quarters of a mile back in the
woods.
Mr. and Mrs.L.C,Stock and Mr.and
Mrs. Bill hellish wish to express
their appreciation and thanks
to those who turned out and aid
ed in til® return of their
children.