CO-OP NOTES Cont- from p. 1
The attendance at the meeting v:as fair. {
This - acting ras open to voting and pro-' i
bational members only and their fanilies. !
All "embers are entitled to the inforna- j
tion available at these meetings rhich
information if of an organizational na
ture and not available for publication I
in any newspaper any mote than the busi
ness of a Fasonic Lodge, grange or Ifooso
Lodgo mould be. It is desirable thai all
members attend these meetings and obtain
the information to rhich they are entitled
All too often information intended for
members only can be used by the Press in’
such a ray as to do a great deal of harm.
As an example of rhat has happened in the
past, the larsuit case of the Dairymen
may bo cited. The Associated Press picked
}#pr* this information and published if. It
ras then picked up by the Radic and play
ed up across the nation in very harmful
and erroneous Radio Broadcasts rhich in
jured the credit standing of'thc Associ
ation in Seattle at the tine. Fortunate
ly rc rere"able to meet the emergency
oven_though it ras grave, fur creditors
in. Seattle ~cro most pleas finely surprised
when'the Association continued paying its
bills and kept than currant.
As a result of headlines appearing in the
recent issue of the Valley Frontiersman,
it is very possible,if not probable,that
our publicity in the States rill again
suffer. This hurts the Association,-and
every farmer in the Valley.
- 7AT2R SLTILY DROPS
Last "eel; end the voter dropped dangerous
ly lor; despite tho emergency improvements
nthich -mere made this summer. Although tho
rator supply returned by Tuesday to a more
normal flor, c one'ern is felt in vier; of
t.he fact that at this timo of year, re
haven’t experienced lor rater before. This
indicates that the development of the
rater .intake must be improved or expanded
to talcc care of tho present population of’
Palmer to guarantee any degree of surplus.
PPA AIT ROVES SAL'll OF SOME PROPERTY.
In a letter received by Marvin Allyn on
Monday of this reek, tho MIA gave appro
val of the disposal of some of the Unec
onomic units of the I.IVPCA. This letter'ar-n
rived one day too late for the meeting,
although it appeared that an attempt to
get it here in time had been made.
Quoting from the letter—
,r7c heartily agree rith the general plan
. rcco. emended by the Board of Directors Df
tho Association for eliminating the un-.
economic units nov being operated that
are not related to the purchasing and
selling of farm and home supplies and e~
puipnent, and the marketing of a.rricul
tural - reduction.
This pro-ram looks into the future to suchj
a time that these buildings and equipment i
Cont. on page 5
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MASSAGES
SHAMPOOS
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
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Send, your clothes-^;,
t,o the Laundry. '''
Our drying'methods
' are easy on clothe
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