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Covered Casseroles
Open Loaf Pans
Oblong baking Pans
Mixing Bowls
(asst sizes)
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COTTAGE
CHEESE SALADS
cottage oaeese witn iruit maices a
very appetizing salad. Two very
popular fruits used in this way are
Pineapple and Pears. However, Red
Raspberries can also be used.
Pineapple
Chill all ingredients. Place one
slice of Pineapple on salad plate.
Place a mound of Cottage Cheese in
center and serve with French Dress
ing.
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-J.11 all ingredients. Place mound
of Cottage Cheese in hollow of pear
and serve with French Dressing/
RID RJ5PI.FRRY
V-sh raspberries;drain and chill,
-’’old in berries very lightly,adding
a little sugar if desired. Pile
l.ghtly in lettuce cups on individ
ual salad plates and serve immedia
;Dy with a tablespoon of mayonnais
t ■ top each salad.
D .rawberries, cherries and most all
beiries can be used in this way.
MV F CREDIT UNION
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Matanuska Valley Federal Credit
Union held the first Annual meeting
last Saturday evening in the former
Library room. 19 of the 42 members
were present. Sincb only 15 are re
quired for a quorum, the meeting
was held as planned.
The members listened with interest
to the reports of the Board and Com
mittees, asking questions to clear
up anything -they'did not understand.
Up to December 31,1949, the Credit
Union had loaned out ^1700. in 9
different loons. Two of of the nine
loans have been repeid in full.
Of a possible 200 members the Credit
Union had 41 members at the close of
the year, ft embers present suggested
that a more intensive educational
progrem be cirried on to encourage
more Vulley people to join. They
pointed out that the Credit Union
could be a great value to farmers
of the Valley. It was pointed out
that farrn Jrs rtiigfft * f ind'-a loan this
spring very convenient in-buying
seed or baby chicks.
Following the business meeting,
elction of officers was held. The
following were elected to serve on
the Board of Directors: Thomas
.Lepak, <1 clc Newcomb, Clarence Boll,
Dorothy B .11 and Harriet Bell. Mr.
Newcomb received 18 votes, putting
him in as a two year term member.
Mr. LopekjMr. Bell and Dorothy Bell
tied on 17 votes for the other two
year term. The remaining three will
serve a one-year term* after it is
decided v/hich of the three will t-:ke
the two year term.
’/alter Cooper, Harold Ctephan and
Fannie '/irtr.nen were re-elected to
the Credit Ccs.jnittee.
George Black, E.B. Brock and Clayton
Esslinger -'ere elected no serve on
the Supervisory Committee.
On Thursd y evening of this week the
new Board held a short meeting to
decide upon the officers. Three
members of the previous £o„rd were
also in attendance. Tom Lepak was
elected President; Clarence*Bell,
Vice-President; Dorothy Ball,Treasur
er; Tack Newcomb, Clerk;and Harriot
Bell was suggested as Educational
Uommitte woman. The now Bo rc will
officially t^ka over their new duties
at the regular Board meeting in Feb
ruary. T-ih special meeting was
lecessary in order to report the new
Officers to national headquarters
oy Fcuru< ry 1, as is required by the
By-Laws of the Credit Union.