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ANNUAL MEETING
CO-OP
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At the regular meeting of tho Matanuska
Valley Farmers* Cooperating Association’
the' following new officers t;crc elected.'
L.C. Stock, Virgil Fckert, Hay Rebarchek,
and Henry Jensen.
st of the day r;as taken up rith reports
the management and financial reports,
.eh discussion ensued following these
reports and although tiring to some of the
audience perhaps,sfofeh-discussion is a
healthy.indication of the interest of the
member s in their organization.
Free lunch t;as served at noon consisting
of potato’salad, sar.dariches, coffee and
doughnuts. As the meeting lasted well on
into* the suppOr hour and there ras plenty
of lunch left, they r;ore ngain served
a lunch.
HABERMAN RTSlfHi AS HEAD OF TRADING POST
Mr. HabcrrjQn,tTho ccmc here recently,
tendered his"resignation as head of the
Trading Post, Vo may bo very sorry to
lose a man vith the training and experience
that Mr. Haberman has had. • During the.
time that he ras here ho did a great deal
in rearranging tho stdre and making it a
better lo king asVeil as a handier store
in rhich to trade.
Mr. Haberman did hot state just rhat his
future plans rere.
LAND SNODGRASS is leaving the n posltibn;
f Co-Op manager about tho 4th of February.
Carlton"Kaiser rill be in charge until
Hri E.H. Harriss takes over in May.
•’tr. Snodgrass has not stated just rrhat
he intends to do.
GIRLS DEFEAT ANCHORAGE
GIRLS' TEAM SECOND
TIME
ine side lines and balconies were well
well filled with spectators at the Anchor
age-Palmer Basket Ball games on Tuesday
night in the Community Hall, Anchorage was
also well represented and also brought
their school band to play in'between halves
and the two games.
The Girlfe' teams were well matched and both
sides played hard and fought for every score
they gained. Both sides had good guards
indicated by the score during the first
quarter of 2-1 in favor of Palmer. At the
half the score was 9-4 in fa-_or of Palmer.
The Anchorage girls gained a little during
the Idif half so that the outcome of the
game hung in the balance during the last
quarter. The games ended'in Palmer’s favor
with a score of 17 to 14.
The game opened with Aliee Bouwens,Sophie
Vanderpool, Peggy Hanson, Marian Barry,
Jean Bjtery and Jackie JSnith on the floor.
The substitutes' during the game were:
Shirley Johnson, Georgia Snail, Patty
Smith, and BabeLarsh. Peggy Hanson ifras
high point girl, making 12 of the 17,Sohpie
Vanderoool made 4 and Alice Bouwens 1.
The second game which was played between
the first strings of the Anchorage and
Palmer High School teams was lost to
Anchorage by a score of 42 to 34. The boys
played a much better game than the one
previously played with Anchorage in Palmer.
At the end of the first quarter Palmer was
in the lead with a score of 11 to 9. During
the second quarter the sides held pretty
oven and were tied 22-22 at the end of the
first half. During the last half Anchorage
gained and were 3 points ahead at the end
of the third quarter. The last ouarter
gave'the game to Anchorage with an 8 point
lead.
_Cont. on page 5_;_
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“TrJE..-S'fO'RY of DR. WASSfLL"
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