: CO-OP nOiES
PRODUCE 'DEPARTMENT
Harold Stephan has been placed in charge
of the ''reduce Department again. Mr.
Stephen wa. in charge of this department
several years ago a^d at that time was
also driving truck to .Anchorage. As the
market d~vbfcgeil he was put on full time’
as truck' driver on the milk truck. Mr,
Stephen replaces Mr. Stacy who resigned
recently.
Alien Linn is replacing Mr. Stephan on
the milk truck.
The Produce Department reports that they
are now'receiving onions, radishes and
rhubarb,
PGWER ■HOUSE
On Friday night, June 6, the Power House
will go on two shift operations for the
summer months. The shifts will Pun'from
G:00 a.ih. to 2: '0 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. tc
10:00 p.m.
This change,to the summer schedule has
been delayed due to the necessity of pro
viding seme means of heat and hot water
for the. Hospital. This has now been com
pleted so that, the Hospital will not suf
fer from any inconvenience from this shui
down of the' central plant.
DELICIOUS ICECREAM NOW
ON THE MARKET
Mr. Haveman j'.the new Creamery Manager,ha
standardized the Icecream mix so that wb
you buy "Matafiuska Jfiaid" Icecream you cai
always depend'on tha same delicious qual'
ity each time. Tests are made on. each
batch . before it is completed to
make su re that it meets the high stand
ards of the "Matanuska Maid" product.
The flavors now on hand at your'local .
creamery are Vanilla, Chocolate,Straw-'
berry, Hawaiian Delight aM Maple 'Sut.
These are the most popular' flavors, but
should the public demand volume' enough o
ether flavors, they can be made. You can
get icecream dii^ct from the Creamery' !
pints, quarts, gallons or larger paekS.
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•HOSPITAL TO SELL SHARES
The Valley Hospital Association is to hold
a very important meeting in tho Palnet
Community Hall at 8 p.m, this next week,
June 12. f
A financial report will'be given as well
as the auditor5s report.
Shares of Stock in the newly formed non
profit association will'be sold at this
time at &L.00 per share,. One pep son may
buy as many shares as he wishes, but his
vote remains the same—one vote per mem
ber.
Pbllowing the sale of stock, another meet
ing is to be hbld at which time the perm
anent organization will be set up. New
board members trill be elected. Th6 'date
fof this meeting will be announced later.
Every resident of the Valley is urged to
attend this meeting on the 12th of June.
Plans are to be made for the continuance
of the present temporary Hospital'as well
as for the new permanent Hospital.
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■ NEW SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
■ ARRIVES
, Mr. Carl A. swelling,'former superinten
dent at Craig, Alaska, has arrived in the
Valley to become superintendent of the
:-.Palmer School this fall.
.Mr. Snellihg is from Michigan. He receiv
ed his B.A. at Albion, Michigan and later
3 ‘ attended Ypsilanti State Normal, at
Ypsilanti, Michigan. He also todk a year
l’. of Post Graduate work at Seabury, an
* Episcopal- Theoligical Seminary and gradu
ate school of Northwestern University.
Before coming to Alaska Mr. Shelling was
Superintendent at Trout Creek, Michigan,
Mareniscd and Ch^ssell,-Michigan.
Mr. Snelling likes the northern countries
and especially1 those that,are more of a
‘‘i 'pioneer.'ravora. -He likes Alaska ■ and
? stated that he beiieved'he would like to
make his home in Al aska,
i Mr. Snelling is at present'staying at
the Matanuska.Valley Lodge.