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VOL. 13 ‘Fulmer, Alnskn_ June P3, V 50 _No. 24
CO-OP nOTES
PATRON ACE RETURNS READY
JULY /
i.ccording to Clayton “sslinger, ^Chlef ac
countant for the il.V.F.C.A. checks will be
ready for distribution on the 1949 returns
on those participating in the different,
units of the association. The returns will
be on the basis of 20% cash and 30% in n
Equity Certificate payable in 10 years.
There are 500 recipients of these payments,
Er. iisslinger stated.
The returns this year are being made on the
following basis.
Department Rate
Producer
Milk
Eggs
Vegetables
. 577< per pound
3.366^ per dozen
.009,.- of selling
price
Consumer
Bulk Oil
2.477$ of puhcha.se
pi'-L ce
V.'r.rehouse A
Trading Post^ bZ of purchase price
Gr.rnge J
Employees
Solrrl 3s & Wages b% of er.rnings.
In w :y of explaining some of the above
fibres, the return of milk for example
rvrs that the producer .111 receive
little bett. r thr-’.n ; c nt per pound cn the
a cuit of milk he sold to the i.SoOeir.tion.
durt.ig the period cover . The 'rehouse
Tr- cli z Post r.hd Jr.r-f.t. :et x?i3 rc o cents
on tn_ dollar.
E ch participant will receive n 1 tter whic
will contain -in explanation, the check end
Lie Certificate of Equity. However, every
c- receiving the check must have his or
hev accounts with the Association in the
i JEW EQUIPMENT FOR THE
CREAMERY < , '•
The modernization program for our Ice Great
^apartment is moving forward ag in with the
• tcch'.se of additional equipment that was
"•pp roved by the 3c rd of Directors last
v:ee':. Items purchased included n now 500
gallon per hour Cont. on page 3
iUPSILLfl VETS' PLfin
BIG ' FOURTH.-'OF JUW
EVE IT T S
The Veterans of Foreign "hrs, Susitnn Post
93G5, 're sponsoring a big Fourth of July
picnic at Wr.sllln. The'following program
has oeen outlined, by the post.
12:00 n .on Dec’1 cat ion Ceremony by the Post
Commander
12:03 p.a. De^ic .tion speech by Oerrit
(H^lnie) Snider, Candidate for
Territorial Senator
12:20 p.a. CK'Des, races and "('omen1 s Nail
Driving Contest. i■ •.
1:30 Drawing for third prize.
1:35 Continuation of children's r ces.
2:00 Softball g me between V.'F.'V. Pest
9365 of 'Vasil la ana the .n or lean
Legion Post No. 15 cf Palmer. •
3:30 Drawing for second prize
3:35 Continuation of-ball game
4:00 Drawing for first prize.
Free Ice Cr^cn for the children
9:00 p.n. Di.NCS husice by the‘”.'estern
Serenafiers. Western and p.oular
nuslc.
The area - cf the pinic has-been sprayed
with D.T.T. by the Public nerlth Service.
Everyone is r.r.'-'to
c-' a. ttend
TO
MRS ;< I.' M ! AiD
RES-7 ' ' i !:J:< S:jaY
Mrs. Hazel S' r Klua ups laid to rest In
' the Pilu„r -J'-rr. - at 2'. 30 p.m. on Thurs
day cf :;.is villi lather Jamas Snead
ccnciujtin Ji\~ r-'’ £s*c2 service. Pall
Bearers <hre. Oocar -» ylund, fr?nk McAl^
lister, E;.il ha . Iter, Henning Jenson,
Henry - no Harvard Sstelle.
Mrs. Ki rn pae.su ' away suddenly at her home
Honday morning, June 'v, at about 6 a.m,
Death cm; a; a reaul. of n stroke caused
by hlf-h blood prc>iur<, Dr. Bailey said.
Mrs. I'.ien die >eforo the doctor could,
reach hlr sidh
Mrs. Klem was born in Oshkosh,
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