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February 10. 1959 Vainer, AlnsFa.
TIo.lO
CO-OP MANAGER
The Board of Tirectera of the
Hatanuska Valley Cooperating
Association have cucceede 1 in
obtaining an outstanding nan'for
Manager of this organization,
Mr,L,Clair Stuck of Kelso Wash
ington is leaving Gc'-.ttle in a
few days t ) tako over the posit!cn
In view cf strike conditions
iart of hi trip will be by air,
hr.Stock hoc a record of 18 years
association with Cooperating
Associations and at the tine of
acceptance of this position was
successfully managing a CO-op in
his hone conrrunlty. He also'has
organized Co-op associations.
Y/o r.rc fortunate in being able
to engage a nan with such a good
record of achievement to stand
u on, and yet be young enough to
carry our problem of organisation
to completion#
The Board of Directors have ex
amined the qualifcations, history
and record of many prospects
for' the job, and now feel that
■frith the selection of I :r,Stock
and his acceptance wo can go for
ward rapidly.
Lets all plan to give rur new
manager full cooperation > pull
together,and. roar the benefits
accordingly.
Success denends upon IOC % cooper
ation. COOPS'dATIdII meaning TO
OPERATE TOGETHER PGR A CCI.LION
OBJECT— JOINT ACTION AND PROFIT
SHARING.
:iITRAL ELi: C'i’R IF I GAT I OK
Plr.ns are definitely going for
ward for Rural Electrification.
Word from Washington,D.C. states,
that, before money can be appro
priated for this purpose, we
must send in an accurate report
and survey shewing that adequate
and constant power can be made
available. This engineers re
port will cost ^250, As soon as
this information has been sent to
Washington, steps can be immedi
ately taken to procure the re
quired appropriation from which
our 250. will be refunded and
further progress made at once.
MAIL SERVICE
The local Po3toffice advises that
nothing definite can be promised
in mail service, but as far as
is now known, nail will go south
to Seward today and may leave
sometime next week. Also, it is
expected that mail will leave here
to-morrow at 2 o'clock for the
north where it will probably make
connections with Air-mail service.
APPRECIATION
To Dr.Albrecht and his "Lamplight
ers1* — Kr.Wiem#»r, Ernest Kling,
and Lule Rogers, accompanied by
Miss Annabel Freeburn, for their
entertaining musical numbers.
To John Long for a donation of
five dollars.
And to all of the folks from the
Independence Mine, V/asilla,
Anchorage, Matanuska, B & B No,5,
and from Palmer, v/e wish to
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