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CO-OP nOTES
READY MARKET FOR PRODUCE
Anyone who has "roduce for sale should con
tact the "reduce department. The army' is
very anxious to purchase local produce.
Cue to the unusually dry reather and high
minds, receipts to date have been very lim
ited. Tiie dry weather has taken a terrific
toll on pi ant infs for early market. There
is c ready market for produce nhich can be
sunrlied the army in sufficient quantity.
ARMY APPROVES CREAMERY
T e Army vetenarian inspected the Talmer
Creamery Wednesday and mas very leased
with the improvements made. T.Ie complimente
the association hifhly on improvements made
and indicated that the array tras anxious to
purchase milk from the Tilley farmers for
the Tost.
The Anchorage plant will be approved as
soon as a few minor details are comoleted.
The Co-op anticipated that by the first of
the week, the entire Creamery-Dairy de
partment wil‘ be approved.
- Tt CLARICE *!3LL is working in the Anch
orage Dairy and will be in charge of bot
tling ard pasteurizing, he is taking: over
from hr. Tired Larson, "r. Larson has re
si red.
EGG CARTONS
The last shipment Diseases of egg cartons
Las been received by air, pending the ar
rival of shipment of 100 cases aboard a
ship enroute here. It is honed that this
:s the last shipment to be brought in by
e:r, because of the cost of freight. There
- c-.~ been a critical shortage of paper and
' cr weeks there has been no egg cartons
available in the city of Seattle. The
large shipment expected -'as a'rush order
■"hioh -.--as placed 1 -st January.
MOVIES DISCONTINUED
It was decided that movies would no longer
he shown in the Palmer Community Kail.
These movies provided recreation for the
community for several years. An effort was
: ade to provide the best class of nictures.
It is felt that there are sufficient re
creation facilities, so that a movie is no
longer required.
extension agent resigns
I'isr "arvaret Iv!artin, District Hone Den
on st rat ion Agent, has resigned ns lixten
sion agent in Southwestern District to
accent a post ion as fe d specialist with
South Carolina Extension Service. S' e il
leave about the middle of July and rill
drive out over the highway by bus. She
plans to make several Stops in Canada and
will go to Jonson City, Tennessee to visit
her sister. From there she will go to
Durham, North C:ro!ina and will report for
work at Rockh.il!, South Carolina, Sept. 1.
I er headquarters will be at '"inthrop Col
diege, Rockhill, South Carolina, and -er
territory rill be the entire state. Her
duties rill be to -rite bulletins on
Food Conservation and to work with Exten
sion Agents in the Countys. There are
46 countys in the state, each -having a
home demonstration e or t. 'The successor
has not been announced. Tnis rill be
announced from the Fairbanks Office. This
apnointment is corrected by Aug. 1.
His? Martin has beer in Alaska 1* ye.'.rs,
coning directly from the army, after be
ing discharged from the “AAC. She ras
instructor and nutritional adviser for
the Amy school for bakers and cooks at
Ft. Filey, Kansas.
hiss hart in’s office at Anchorage rill
remain open and rill be taken care of ’r*
the Secretary.
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HOSPITAL MEETING
The Valley Hospital Association rill hold
an important nesting of the stockholders
'ednesday evening, July 9, in the Commun
ity Kail at 8:00 p.:,:. , for the purrore of
electing the board of directors.
The people rho have been soliciting the
Valley'are asked to hand in their result
to Rev. Alfsen or 3. Christensen, so that
the stock certificates nay be nade out
and be ready for the meeting.
As a special attraction, lire. Claud '"osier
rill show the movies she has’taken of
animal life in KcKinley Farlc.