EXTENSION NEWS
HOmiSJCER'S HOTS
The Homcmakors Council mbit at tho Pxtensio:
Office Monday, October 7. Tho following
officers roro elected for tho coming year.
Prosidont
Vico President
Secretary
Treasurer
Mrs'. Karla Duff
MrsJ William Hoskins
Mrsi Noil Miller
Mrs. Clydo King Jr.
’’rs, Henning Benson was elected to repre
sent the Homemakers Council on the Health
Council.
.Mans for Achievement Day were discussed
and the day set for October 22 at the
' fwiunity Hall at 8:00‘p.m, to which the
Miblic will be invited.
iHP SOURDOUGH CLUB met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Nan Curtis and’planned their
program for Achievement Day.
The 12:30 CLUB net Wednesday at the home
of Mrs; Oliver Onkka. Miss Margaret
Martin, Home Demonstration Agent,gave a
demonstration on "rolls".
The 4-H COUNCIL mot Monday evening October
7th at tho Extension Office when plans ""
woro made for Achievement Day, which will
be held in the Palmer Community Hall Novcm.
her 2nd at 2:00 p.m.
Ft. Parker Lester, District Agricultural
Agent for the Southwestern District will
be in Anchorage to carry out the Extension
prosy:am October 15th through October 19th.
l«r, Lester will qjoak over K.F.Q.D. Tied
resany, October 16, at 1:15 p.m, on the
United States Department of Agriculture
and Extension Service."
4-H BOYS and GIRLS
Time to get that record book in. The T'
final date is October 15th.
The RIVER LEND HOMEf.IAKER * S Club will moot
at the home of Mrs, Joanno Moffitt October
loth at 11 o’clock. Please bring rags for
rugs to work on at the meeting. All
rambers are urged to attend.
SUCCESS IN COOPERATIVE MARKETING Cont.from
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being seriously crippled or without injury
to its membors, Proper financing calls for
adequate reserves built up by snail but
regular deductions or assessments. The
sine of this reserve'will vary with tho
type of organization, and with the commod
ity to bo marketed. Snail risks are found
in some cooperative marKotiny organization!
In ethers there is a grooto. need for
jurgor liquid reserves to cci'io care of
riolont price fluctuations and deteriora
tion in quality of predict handled...
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PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY
WHY WEAR YOURSELF OUT OVER
A TUB? WE CAN DO YOUR
WASHING SO EAST nnd YOUR
CLOTHES ARE SO WHITE &
FF.ESH,
IRENE LEPAK
LOYAL ORDER *f MOOSE
LODGE**** wll A10. 793
MEETS . 2nd ‘ ted 4th TUESDAYS at
8:00 p.n.
VISITING MEMBERS ARE V7ELC0ME
HELLER BARBER SHOP
ct
WHEN YOU WANT A
GOOD HAIRCUT end
SHA.VE
IT'S H3IL3R»S
:RANK HELLER
LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP
YOU’IX FEEL LIKE SINGING TOO
IF YOU TRY ONE OF
LOU’S PERMANENTS oither
A MACHINELESS or
COLD UAVE.
Simplicity and adequacy of accounting meth
ods cannot be ever emphasized. It is ex
tremely important to the success of the
organization that accurate accounts be kopt
that mill reflect the‘true status of the
business at all tinos. The accounting
system must bo'mndo to fit the noods of '
the business...Simplicity and, above all,
accuracy are goals’to strive for in all
ac counting systems,. •
"If straight-forward information is given
to members, whether it is favorable or un
favorable, the member is much more satis
fied v/ith his association. Mistakes are
sometimes nddo by oil individuals and or
ganizations. If those mistakes are brought
out in the open "here the'maabership can
considor them soon enough, perhaps some
thing cah be done about them beforo it is
tfto late,
"Tho theory of cooperative rmrkating holds
that much car* be done together Tihich could
not be done by farmers individually. It
stands to roason, however, that a cooper
ative association must follow tho rules of
good business if it succcods in performing
economically the t motions performed by
private mie d' o •**•■:•., The well managed co
operatives s-cco-xi end time poor ones fail,"
Prom the Cooperative Digest,