CO-OP NOTES Cont. from p. 1
gathered and formulate recommendations
for the improvement of the system to per
mit more efficient operation at the least
cost. It is hoped that some feasible
solution can be worked out.
CHEAMHff HEAD CALLED TO STATES
*
Mr. A.R. Haveman received a call late
Tedneeday afternoon from the States that
liis Mother had had a stroke. His family
urged'him to come home as ouickly as pos
sible; His Mother, who is v-ell along in
years, has had two previous strokes. Mr.
Haveman left by plane on the same evening
for Bellingham, Washington where his
Mot he r lives.
SFCR TRACK TO BE RZPAIRZD
The Alaska Railroad is making plans for
repairing the spur track loading into the
the Co-op Warehouse.
POTATO PRICES FALL
Fotato prices took a sharp drop to 4.00
this last week. It is thought likely that
the price had risen a little too rapidly j
and a'slump wqS the result. It is antici
pated, however, that prices will remain
fairly firm with a possible more gradual
rise.
EGG PRICES TO RETAILERS
Grade A. Large
September 18 70-72 October 6 67-71
September 22 69-73 " 67-71
28 67-71
Seattle (Oct. 9) T.!arket steady at un
changed'prices. Receipts increasing mod
erately, and so far, clearing satisfac
torily in most quarters.
I
LIBRARY ASSOCi ATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
At the last meeting of the Library Asso
ciation of the Valley the following of
ficers were elected:
Frcsident: Mrs. Sari Graves
Vice President: 'Mrs. Mas Sherrod
Secretary: Mr si Arlo Martin
Treasurer: Mrs. F.R. Sims
Trustee: Mr. Arlo Martin
The library has bden growing ra" idly dur
ing the past year. Several new sections
of shelves have been added as veil as
many books to fill them. It has been
necessary to rearrange the room several
tines in order to permit placing the
shelves nore conveniently. The last set
of shelves made has been increased in
height to increase shelf room without in
creasing the floor space,
lore librarians have been helping so that
nflTRnuSKfi VRLLEy L’lBRRRy
DNDAYS: 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.va.
I\irs. Aileen Lucas
7:00 pin. to 3:00 p.m.
Mr 3. Earl Graves
IUE3DAYS: 2:00 p.mi "to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs."HiS. Bauer
7:00 p.mi to 9:00 p.m.
Mrs.'F.R. Aims
VEDTTESDAYS: :
tTIUK3DAYS: 2:00 p.rai "to 4:00 p.m
Mrs. "T7iC. Mau
FRIDAYS: 2:00 pim. to 4:00 p.fii
Mrs, Deming
7:00 p'.m. to 0:00 p.m
Mrs. TTalter Zeile
HAIIOLD W. MOOIU
PAL MLR ALASKA
AUTO and TRACTOR
REP AI R
TUnE - UP
O K
COfllPLETE OVERHAUL
Located 1 nils from
Palmer—on the Matanuska - Palmer
T-Tt r*Vi*. ro-rr
it has been possible to keep the library
open every day except Saturday and Sun
day. The library has also been kept open
for three nights a ’reek.
As Mr. and'Mrs. Jolly are leaving us for
the vinter, we find that we are short a
librarian on'Ucdnesday afternoons from
2p.m. to 4 p.n. If there is anyone who . .
would be willing to help out during these
hours would you please contact t.rs. Craves.
Mrs. Lydia Fohn^Kanscn flew to the Statos
this reek to meet some friends who are
arriving from Norway. She plans to re
turn in time for the Homemakers' Achiove
day on Monday October 27th in the U.P.
Church Parlors be-'r/oen 12:00 and 3;30 vm.
HEKEMHER THE DATE:
O-'i'ttt'ij.r.* 27 in the United Protostant’C, uroh
Parlors from 12:00 noon to 3:30 pim.
Valley Homemakers Achievement Day.