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Another evidence of the expansion1
and crovrth. of the Fa canuska. Valiev
Farmer's Cooperatin'- Association
was the purchase of the Fe3t Side
Dairy of Anchorage vh.ich took
place several davs a-o. This
equipment and the outlet for milk
promises to he a p;reat boost for
the Valley.
The transaction was a joint affair,
the livestock r'Oin'r to Fr. P'. D.
Snodyress and Roland Sr.odyrasa and
the route and mac inerv ''oiny to
the Co-op.
The cov:s are £.11 being teste'", for
Bang's dlser.se ’ efore being hr u^ht
into the Valley end any reactors
are to he slaughtered immediately.
It is oped that crse will he tal:en
to he:p this a Bang's free area.
The Territorial mil1: ordinance '•1oes
not roq-’ire that Grade A i'ilk Sc
from Bungs free covs. :,o’'’ever the
Co-op is ,''oinrr a stop further rnd
insisting that all nil!: sold to
them ~ust he from Bangs free cov's .
Of course, it is necessary to have
all cov;s tested for T .3. in order
to sell milk.
About tv-entv head of cattle v>ill he
brought into the Valle-"-. Hr. Snod
grass will he willing to divide the
herd with other interested parties.
The equipment purchased by the
Co-op Included ’ ot les, bottle
crates, a onehundred gallon pas
teurizer, mil!, cooler, bottler,
bottle '"f.sher, steam boiler, and
delivory truck.
This enuipment win enable us to
put grade A nil!: on the' Anchorage
I.'arkot from Grade A Barns in the
Valley, an outlet that has long
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4-71 CAHF IS '~!LL ATTENDED
A larger roup of 0073 attended the
■d-—II camp c.t kings Le.lro this year
then he s over a f tended hoforo. The
girls ermp, hov-e vor is a''.out the
3ame size as usual. Besides the
housing facilities already there ere
tent for the hoys r.nd three tents
for tho girls wore put up ..xtra .
A very interesting program is being
held for the boys and r,irls . Speak
ers included, ' . A. Rookie, Rev. ",
J. Bingle, Dr. C. Bari Albrecht,
hiss Elaine Parkinson, Dr. Herbert
C. -knson, Dr. Charles Bunnell, Rev.
. Jurth, hrs. L^’-ir Fohn Hansen,
and others. Boating is c. popula.r
sport on the la.he cr."1 several rrore
’ oats could ho used if thov v;ero
availc le. Swimming is also popu
lar as is has...’ ell end other games.
The Extension Service has ’one a lot
of v-orv and calculating' in order to
make the camp available at moderate
prices 30 thee all co ■ 1' attend.
This they have done in a marvelous
manner. This accounts for the un
usually large attendance as com
pared to former ^crrs.
CfTCArER” orders icz crzky TfriF
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Orders have been placed for ico
cream mr nufrcturiry .and dispensing
equipment and it is hoped to have
it ready for use by the '4th of July .
This opens up a new marhot for dairy
products which the valley has ' ^en
•lonr in need of.
The- equipment includes a two and
one-ha If gallon freezer, ice cream
cans, fountain equipment, and syrup
and dthe.r accessories .
freezer will 'C installed in
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