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ability of the people in the
Valley to ray .for the Civic Cent
er and its business places. It
was pointed out that it cost about
one and one-half times as much
to carry on the administration
of the ARRC as the vrluc of all
products raise", and sold through
the Cooperating Association,
Also, that the Garage would bo
only a small town affair when the
clearing'program i" completed
with probably only three employees
to handle the business while
about fifty emp loyecs are work
ing in and out of the Garage at
the present tine, ’hen asked if
he thought that : resent adminis
tration expenses could be paid
by the people of the Valley, Mr,
Oh Is on stated most crni hotically
that he did not.
Mr,Ohlson asked Mr.Stock for his
O; inion on the accounting and
bookkeeping for the Association.
Mr.Stock estimated that two book
keepers and an office girl
should bo able to handle all the
work necessary for the entire
Cooperative setup.
NOTICE TO ALL I FIBERS
THE SEMI-ANNUAL ! ENBEFSHIP MEET*
IMG OF THE MATANUSKA VALLEY
FARMERS COOPERATING ASSOCIATION
WILL BE HALD IN THE COMMUNITY
HALL AT 8:00 p-.m., SATURDAY,
JULY 15, 1939.
Carl R.Rasmussen
Secretary
DANCE FOLLO ZS SE'. I-AKNUAL MEETING
Following the semi-- nnual meeting
of the members of the Co-op, ther?
will be r. dance featuring, ns re
freshments, samples of the pro
ducts being made and. sold by the
Co-op at the present tine. Every
thing will be produced locally
except the coffee, suga.r, and
mustard.
HEALTH CENTER SCHEDULE
Districts three and four are
reminded that their first day at
the Health Center is Tuesday, July
11, All infants and preschoolers
are invited to attend. At this
first conference the children
will each be given a physical
examination , and those who have
not been emunized for smallpox
and diphtheria will be emunized
if the parent wishes it. Appoint
ments will be given at this first
conference for future conferences
where the procedure will differ
in that parents will have an
opportunity for discussing medical
health and habit training pjrob&ems
with Dr.Albrecht and Miss Whitney.
Group discussions are also plan
ned for the future Health Confer
ences.
It is especially important that
those children who will attend
school for the first time in
September have a physical check
this summer to determine th&ir
physical fitness. If physical
defects are present, they can be
corrected before the beginning
of the school year and not impede
the childs progress in school.
The correction of defects is
equally important from a health
stand point. Going to school
for the first time calls for good
physichl health if the child is
to meet the new physical demands
for the daily trip to and from •
school and the school routine to
which he is unacustomed.
Parents are urged to register
children between one and one
thirty p.m. Districts 8 and
Matanuska will meet Tuesday July
18. •
Miss Dorothy VVhitnoy
VEGETABLE GROWERS MEETING JULY 12
A meeting of vegetable growers
will be held Wednesday July 12,
to discus means of pooling and
marketing vegetables.
Co-op Office 8:00 p.m.
Roland Snodgrass, Secretary