Cooperatives don’t just happen. It takes
intelligent progressive farriers to build
then!, support them and nako them success
ful. —
The majority of schools nov; teaching aboui
cooperatives introduced the subject during
the past ten years, -
Six out of ten teachers arc nov; teaching
about cooperatives.
BUILDING MATERIALS
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MATANUSKA ROAD
SOUTH OF PALMER
YOUR
Ketchikan
Spruce Mills
JOHN REED
HO SHUT N. KESSLER RESIGNED FROM
EXTENSION SERVICE AS AGENT
Robert N. Kessler, who ha3 been the Agri
cultural Agent for the Extension both hero
, and in Anchorage,'has rosignod. His resig
nation became effedtivo on August 1, Mr,
Kosslor oamo to Palmer in January of this
yoar. It is regretted that he cannot con
tinuo with tho work here,
Mr. Kessler has not mr.de his plans public
at this timo as to his future work or lo
cation.
Harold Rico, Assistant'to Director Oldroyd,
will bn in Palmer to help out in this
Offico'until a replacement has been found
for Mr, Kcsslor.
Mrs, Vincent Stephan and Ginger from Kenai
made a brief visit in Palmer this weok.
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—
Mrs. Bernice Johnson returned to her duties
in tho Extension Office on August the 1st.
after a three wooks vacation.
Pursuant to a letter received here by Mr,
Harold L. Thuma from Dr. Ryan stating that
he had been advised not to make an appoint
ment to the Palmer School Board at this
timo, but that a special election might
have to be arranged, n petition was set in
circulation for such'an election to be held
in Palmer. It sceras,however, that the
decision has recently been reversed. An
appointment has been made.
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