Continued from Pace 1
Mr. Einkc.l, Mr. Hoffman Is also an
Old Timer in the Mat anus kn. Valley.
He was employed at Matanuska at the
Krou^h Store until the Colony was
established, and was employed by
the A.R.R.C. ever a period of several
years. Then when the Co-op was
taken over, ho decided to try farm
ing and purchased a tract that had.
been abandoned by its original own
er. Ho then became a member.of the
Colony. He concentrated in dairy
ing and has been successful. He is
also a member of the War Productior
Board of the tept. of Agriculture
in Palmer.
Lester Ellsworth was next electee
to fill the vacancy made by the
resignation of Roland Snodgrass,
for a two year term. Mr. Ellswortl
is an original Colonist, and has
been farmin0 a tract near the Butte
for several years. He has been en
taj_ed in diversified farmin, .
Walter Mr.rsh wrs next elected tn
fill the vacancy cruised by the
resignation of Vireil Eckert, for
n two year term. Mr. Marsh came tc
the Mntnnuska Valley soon after the
Project was started, rind took one
of the tracts that hhd be^n made
available by the leavin^ of the
original colonist. Mr. Marsh is
encaued in dairying and has made a
success of this business.
The Hold-over members of the Board
are Don Parks find Frank Linn. Mr.
Forks has been President of the
Board for the last two years, and
has been ent a^_ed in the raising of
sheep for wool and mutton. Mr.
Linn is en^a^ed in dairying. He is
located, near - the Matanuska Experi
ment Station in the Camp 2 Dis
trict .
Under the head of unfinished busi
ness and new business not much was
discussed, but a proposition was
presented to prevent the Board of
Directors fr^n selling or leasing
any of the mr.ior units of the Co-op
without callinc a meeting of the
Membership and to'kin^ a vote on the
proposition.' (Cont'd on pn^e 8)
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like for all persons who have h s
that they want butchered call, and
lot him know so that he can arrange
to take care of them.
He who is devoted to everybody is
ddvoted to nobody.