VALLEY
CO-OP 6
MAJANUMM
VOL. 10
Palmer, Alaska
CO-OP NOTES
SPECIAL M E M B E R SH'I P
MEETING MARCH 12,1947
The f?po cial mooting of the stockholders of
the MVFCA rill be held on Vodnosday,March
12, r.t'10:00 aim.-at tho Community Hall,
Palmer, Alaska, for voting and probational
members and their families only. The pur
pose of this meeting is to discuss the
plane of operation for tho various units
for this coming year.
Coffee and rolls rill bo served.
Virgil Eckert, SOc.
Matanueka Valley Earners’
Cooperating Association.
The above mooting is a very important
meeting rad oil voting members ore urged
to attend. At this mooting some decision
rill be reached os'to her: to handle the
Produce Deportment.
At the last Bo-.rd Meeting held on Saturday
March 1, the Credit Policy of the MVKTA
van rot up under the resolution vhich van
adopted for extending credit, at the An
nual Meeting in February.
Seed loans rill be granted as in former
years to members rhoso credit is in good
standing. A dorn pdyndnt of 25# rill-bo
required and the bala'Cc-at 6# interest
rill bu due in 6 months. A 10# discount
rill be given members rho pay cash for
seed or'fertilizer out of the cars rhon it
arrives.
An Inventory for the various units of the
Association ras approved for Sunday March
2, at ''hich time it ms duly taken.
Tho bids on the various tractors rare'
turned dorn because they rerc too lor. The
rr.o.].l Mcllhousc cast of tho Cabinet Shop
ras sold to Unlph Goodrich on a bid of
$125.00.
C-~nt, on page 5_ _
BURGLAR ENTERS
LEPAK HOME 'M:
Sonotino early Sunday corning sctnoonc on
to rad tho Ton L6pnk hono south of Palnor
and'rcr.ovod $60.00 from Mrs. Lopalc’s purso.
Mrs. Lopalc said that the dog did bark,but
they thought nothing of it c.s the dog hod
barked a lot chon nooso beddod dora in tho
yard this rinter.
During the eerie night sonoono entered tho
Hyland hone and eas in tho pfocess of tak
ing the purse of Mrs.'Allman ,T7ho had a
room there that night, v/hen the £og raised
such a fuss that he bcccnc'frightened and
dropped tho purso and fled. This purse
contained a. larger sun of noncy than tho
one'robbed.
Ins. Lepak stated that she also had checks
and a bond in her purso that' v;erc not
touched. Only cash v;as ta!:on.
As yet no clues have boon definitely es
tablished as to t.'Iio tho thoif night bo,but
it docs appear that he lenorrs his ground
pretty roll.
SCHOOL ELECTION
The Annual School ^lection vrr.s held in tho
School on Monday March 3. 'Threo candidates
r.'cre listed. Thoy vrorc: Dr. ’Earl Graves,
Gcorgo Snail and Glen TToods.'Tho first two
aero entered for 3 year tern', and Glen
TToods on tho one year ticket.
There v;ere 171 votes cast and following
are tho tabulations for the sane:
One year throe yoar
Dr. Earl Graves 14 61
George Snail 42 77
Glen Hoods 99 27
George 0~cO.ll v.as declared clcotod on tho
three yoar terr. and Glen TToods elected on
the'one year tern. ■*
Mrsi Victor Jo in son, Mrs. TT. C. Mau aid Mrs.
C.A. Sordvik "eve Judges of Election.
'DANCE THAT OTHERS MAY WALK.
PALMER COMMUNITY HALL--MARCH 15
G. /EN BY THE - NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
FORMAL DRESS OPTIONAL- TICKETS « TOO + .20 TAX
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