SIZING UP Y'UR CO-OP 'OPERATING POLICIES
(Cont. from pp. 2)
On the other hand pronounced success doos
not always; show it,eclf clearly. t But one
thing inu.sti be-'borne in mind—the operation
of a Co-op.: is the concern Of the members.
You cannot elect a Board of Directors and
then sit back and lot them do nil the work
and have all the worries. They need your
support. They nood to know what the ma
jority cf the people favor. And they need
loyality. Uhiess the Board of Directors
and management arc supported by the men*:-!
bers, it is impossible to make a Co-opor
ative undortaking a success.
"Every member should have enough of an
inYotftment in the Organization to feel a
definite responsibility and loyalty to it.
A'.Co-op means little" to you unless it is
serving your business needs—and your
business 'needs are usually boot served by
the organization which you arc helping to
finance." J.E, v/clls, Jr.
TENPORaRY HOSPITAL Cont. from p. 1
retsry-Treasurer; Dr. "illiam Snodgrass,
Feinie ,Snider, and Den L. Irwin.
The.temporary Hospital is tJ be used for
emergency 'cases only and patients will be
taken hone, earlier than usual. This will
moan that hone nursing;, care will be neces
sary which will fall largely upon the
Public Health Nurse. Several women have
\oiunteered to help out in the homes where
In ere are convalescents. '■
Lr. Hoehn also pointed cut that more money
would bo needed to operate the Hospital
than would be forthcoming from the patients
who used the Hospital. Therefore, it was
decided that rather than raise the prices
to the patients, each family in the Valley
would be asked to contribute #2.00 a month
to help operate 'the Temporary Hospital.
This would Insure enough money to pay a
Nursing Staff.
Several women in the Valley also volunteerei
to help one day a week with ether work in
the Hospital such as scrubbing, washing
dishes etc. In this way the expense of run
ning the temporary Hospital can be kept to
the minimum.
Dr. Hoehn, who was planning on going to the
States to take up further training in sur
gery, has decided to stay and see the Hos
pital through the present emergency. He
will have Office hours in the Temporary
Hospital and Dr. Andrews will continue to
keep her Office hours in her Office in the
Recreational Hall.
Work on a permanent Hospital will continue
as we must have one.
ARRC "RATES INCREASED
Present charge-increased
to
Dozing-/ . $8.00-$10;00
Well Drill -; ■: 6.00-7.50
Well Repair Work — 3i00-5.00
[Plowing-5.50-6.50
Disking - 5i50-6.50
•Triple Tilling — 7;00-8.50
"ADVERTISE- in the
VALLEY SETTLER-IT PAYS.
The Iron Major with
PAT OBRIEN
SUNDAY JULY 28
F,
ALLEN
A
NGEL
ALICE FAYE -- DANA'
LINDA DARNEL L
NEWS
WITH .
ANDREWS
SPORTS