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SPORTSMEN ELECT . OFFICERS
On TTednesday of last rock, February 2, tho
Matanuska Valley Sportsnon’n Club net and
elected officers for the ner year. Seven
Board'neribers rerd elected as Rollers: X.C*
Stock, Bill Sr.ith, Ralph Goodrich, Dan
Flening, Claude Carroll, Dr, F5R, Sins and
Bruce Brahan* Later in a neeting of the
norly eledted Board, L,C, Stock ras elected
president, R lph'Goodrich,Vice President;
and Bruce Grahan, Secretary-Treasurer,
Tro sets of pictures rere shorn at the
neeting. One ras of the Duck Hunters /s-,
the Palner Rockets in the Basket Bui:, nano
played last October in tho Palner C annuity
Hall, These rere taken and shorn by Ken
Tfossenterger. The other pictures rere tak
en by Irt Bcrgstron of ^laska Bears ar.l are
considered the best pictures of this kind*
Fnlloring the neeting, lunch ras served.
MALI RESIGNS
| At a recent meeting of the MSA Board of
Directors, Y7.C# liau nho has been manager
of the MEA'since its organization in tho
early 40'r., tendered his resignation to the
Board of Directors. Mr. Muu has not stated
just rh&t his plans for the future are. He
just recently returned from a trip to tho
jStates.
|Tom Legak, President of the Board of Direc
tors -of the MSA, stated that the Board does
|not contemplate hiring a neu manager at the
present tine, due to the fact that the cost
of poncr makes it necessary to curtail exA
pensos or raise the rates to the consumer.
co-oi- Leghorn! second to
none
Not to be outdone by eastern publicity
about non strains of hybrid chickens, the
Washington Cooperative ^hick Association
announced recently that it has developed
a non Leghorn strain that rill "produce
and survive as roll as any bird of similar
typo in the Nation."
General Manager C, F. Oldenbmrg and Sles
M.inagor Doug Conling cone up rith data to
provo that the Pacific Northnost had not
lbcen"aslcep at tho snitch" in the matter of
i brooding hotter layers. "Our nen bird has
proved it can lay an average of 250 eggs
per year on a hen-day basis from the flock
rating and live-nith'only an 8.9^ laying
houso mortality," Mr. Conling declared-.
These brddding experiments have been carrier!
on'by Dr. S.S.Monro and Hornrd Lehman-a tone
15,000 of tho co-op Leghorns are in actrm
production on members* farms "nhero they
are producing and living better than t o l ad
expected." Hatching experiments have bo' x
so noil coordinated that.tho only Login m
the co-op nill be hatching this spring .a
: tho nen FxC strain cross.
1"It is possible that the co-op Leghorn.can
rako Os* not profit per bird over tho pro
fit made by last year’s birds, or a Ol3rg
increased not profit per bird, if the pm,.
of eggs drops from 5 to 4 cents each.7'™ ,
eggs are nhite and average 25.7 ounces per
dozen.