Hone is the place rhero good mill begins.
This is as true of "a co-operative as of
any other business. A progressive, suc
cessful cooperative is a community builder
It is part of the community life that it
supports. The respect and popularity that
cooperatives earn for themselves are not
the result of haphazard or hit-and-miss
othods, but mere tediously built through
honcst public relations._
BUILDING MATERIALS
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MATANUSKA ROAD
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DR. SIMS IGIODBLING OFFICE
Dr. Sims is remodeling his Office in the
Recreational Hall. The former Selective
Service Office has been added to that of
the dentist and will be used as the ”ait~
ing room. The former waiting room is to
bo used for the Lnbrntory and his work
room will take in that comer that has
been used for a Lnbrntory in the past.
This will make a riu eh'nicer Office and
will certainly give Dr. Sims more room in
which to work.
Howard 'Smith, nephew of Tors. Till ion
Casler, arrived this last week end fron
the States. He is how employed in the
Fnlncr Cold Storage.
Ted Carter was in'the Valley on business
two days this week. Ted says that business
is fine, but not as rushing as in the
winter months.
;*r. and Mrs. Valter Pippol were visitors
this week in the Valley.
FAHETELL PARTY FOR JACK IT SMITH
Friends of Jackie Smith gave her a fare
well 'party on Thursday evening of this
week.* It has been found necessary for
Jackie to go to the States for treatment
as a result of an injury she sustained
this winter while playing basket ball, "’c
wish Jackie a speedy recovery and hope to
SCO her back in the Valley again scon.
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