PRODUCE BID S
Cent* from page 1
are being sent out end they will be avail
able free Dorothy Grahan at the office for
these who.may net receive theirs. A gen
eral ‘meeting\.f the Co-op Produce growers
will be held on May 2, .at 8 prj. All pro
ducers arc urged tc attend.
STACY HEADS" TRADING POST
Afct Stacy has been named the new head of
the Trading. Pest. Ur. Stacy took over .
his new duties en Monday of this week.Ur.
Cohn. L. Hay resigned’ this last week, and
has net announced' Just what his future
plans art. 1
Art Stacy has been employed in the Co-op
Warehouse for- the- past several' months. He
was replaced in the Warehouse by Jack
Sisley who has been helping In the 'Ware
house for sometime. Ray Puhl was then
transferred from the Maintenance Depart
ment to the-Warehouse tc'fill the position
formerly held by »»r. Sisley.
po; you need .a..farm hand?
Are you .interested in obtaining some one
.to help on the farm this summer. Mr.’.VI1 son
has received the fallowing letter an’, Is
passing it on through the Settler so .that
farmers who are Interested, nay be reached.
I'm fifteen years old and I sure would -
like a Job this summer. I have spent seme
time on a dairy- farm before an when I
finish high schccl I intend to go tc. an
Agriculture College.
If I c. uld ret a Job on a dairy f°rm where
there is another fellow my age that would
be swell. ,
I would like to start just as soon as
school gets cut in May. * '
If anr’ v;hen-you find me a Job please send
me a letter and. tell me all about it.
My address is:
Bruce Purpee
‘ c/c Lt.G.id.Burpee '
-613 • i.S1’*. 0 .
Fort Richardson, Alaska
PHIL I PPtNE COOP £ R A TIVt S
Cent, fr n page 2
It is the plan to establish" ac 'el cooper
atives of different types, particularly
marketing ca-cp^among rural folks ah' con
sumers and among urban workers which will
be given adequate supervision an’.assis
tance. At the sane time it is planned to
organize national bodies, both education
al and business enterprises. As the Co
operatives arc organized, they will im
mediately be having a central national
body. Eventually, however, these local .
societies/! s they develop, will be feder
ated int p evincia-1 and regie nr. 1 nssoci
aticn^to be Inter incorporated into the
nati ,nal b. ’ies organized by the MCA.
The NCA Iq. preparing bocks for adoption
as require?reading in the curricula of •
both the {i ivate ar)d public schools.
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MATANUSKA VALLEY,
CARDENS■
Palmer r Anchorage Hwy
i.L ,.'yt a variety of
P o T. n D PL L N T S
\^'i) Mbud ,/* /(a Hosier
is/v <7
Mary •'Vltt
unuitiib i-nat are
regularly
CLEANED & PRESSED
last longer.
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CALL 6-Y-3
FOR
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PICK-UP L DELIVERY
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OPEN 5 DAYS A
MONDAYS thru FRIDAYS
WEEK
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EVENING CRAFT. CLUB
; 1
\ 1 :
The Evenin' Crr’.ft Club net at the hone of
linn St'ek on i.prilllth.
A very interesting denonstnation one’, lec
ture was ,jivon,by Mrs.' Harriet Bell and
Mrs. Karla Duff on "Soaps and Detergents."
Sone very good garden hints were exchanged
r.s nenbers answered to 'roll call. There
were 10 nenbers prasent.
The next'meeting'will be at the hone of
Mrs. Mrs. Anna Fcgg on April 25th tit 8 pn.
•'' ; Ann NTeoann
' . Reporter
FAIR DISPLAYS
How•about that farm DISPLAY for the Fair
this fall? New 1s the tine to begin plan'
ning Just what you caq display., ”,'e
should have ncre and. bigger individual
Faro Displays at our fair. , Did you know
that visitors to the Valley have been
rather disappointed at tine? becuasc .
there werd not nore farm products on dis
play. They enjoy these displays and it
is your chance tc show what you can pror
duce. So let's not'disappoint then this
year. *