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The Benifit Dance given at the
Community Auditcriumn last Saturday
evening and the Bingo Games was
attended by a large number of the
people cf th§ Valley with a large
number of Service Men.The office
force of the CO-op and the Manager
promoted 'the successful affair.
The Dance and Bingo eames netted
$259.71 and $ 456.55 had already
been'subscribed So "that the entire
fund is now 716.26.
The Committee wishes especialy to|
thank,Mrs. Lessing,-Mr. Higginbotha
Tom Moffitt and Glen Cepe for the
music for the dance.
The people cf the community shoul
be congratulated for. the .succe.ss -
cf this project, because no over*
head came out of the funds collcted
and the money will be used to help
a most worthy family.
HR. SERVICE TO SEWARD CONTINUES
The Alaska Railroad will still
operate from Seward to Portage J.ct.
according to a report from Bob Bart
let, anr’ the authority is the Sec.
of the Interior, Harold Ickes. It
had been reported that orders had
been civen to take the track up and
discontinue service.
ER. HERBERT C. HANSEN TAKES TRIF
Vie \mderstand that the General
Manager of the A.R.R.C. has <jone
to Seattle on a business trip.
GOVERNOR GREUNING PROTESTS RATES
Governor Greunin^ has sent a prot
est in regard to the establishing
of a base wa^e rate for Alaska, set
on the same rate as Seattle. Livine
costs are more up here he says.
CO-OP MOTHS.
* ' 'seed loan notice
The Boarc’ of Directors has author
ized seer* loans to members for the
•1944 season under the followin0 con
ditions :
1. Members havinu unpaid seed loans
from prior years are not elicitle,
2. Up to 75$ of the full amounts
necessary* for seed and fertilizer.
3. Adequate security on all loans.
4. All loans made will be due. on
or before Nov. 15, 1944, with inter
est. at 5$.
All loans will be made in cash at
the office. Seed and fertilizer
will be sold on the cash brsis : t
ithe Warehouse.
THE MANAGEMENT
SEED DISCOUNT NOTICE
Alar^e part of the seer end ferti
lizer ordej* is expected very shortly.
Farmers who accept delivery direct
from the cars will, receive a lCf* dis
count. This discount can be allowed
only if the cars are unloaded before
car service and demurrage charges
are assessed" by the Railroad.
THE MANAGEMENT
Successful bidders on truck st 1c,
subject to
■MTR 341:
No. 30
No. 36
No. 31
No. 5
ceilings
established
by
Harry Rice
Louie Lobort
Warren Rice
Frank Clark
■it
^658.25
446.75
37C .20
322.00
The Association is indebted to Mr.
Keith Capper, owner of the Lido
Gardens in Anchorage for comin to
the Valley and <_ivin^ much valuable
information toward remodelin^ and
operating the Recreation Center.
Co-op members are requested to
tuhn their tickets on purchases in
to the Co-op office before March 15,
Tickets on purchases made between
December 1, 1S42 and Nov. 30, 1943,
are wanted.