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Oct oocr 1_27, 1&39.
Palmer,
Alaska.
Pc. 47
CO-OP NEWS NOTES
Butter fat advanced 3p this week
with an addition advance expect
ed, Outside eggs prices have
remained stationary. Demand
for outter milk and cottage
cheese is holding up well and the
trad3 .is calling for our eggs
and butter.
Checks ere available at the office
for those '/ho wore in the carrot
: eel for an additional 2d per
pound. At the board meeting held
on fonday night final plans were
made for the membership mooting
to be held at 8;PI*. November 4th.
•Proposed amendments to the 'by
laws • re drafted to be present
edan.' it was decided to ask the
members to bring cake to serve
with th coffee and ice cream
that will bo furnished by'the
Co-op. Selling of hay and other
produce out sii. of the Co-op
activities wore aiocussod end tho
dorrd xpressed the opinion that
all produce di ould bo sold thru
th: Co-op and a letter was
written to the ARRC asking them
to set the price of hay so this
crop eould be handled here for
tie benefit of the members,
Remember that on Nov,4th, the
4-H have their Achievement Day,
This was originally scheduled for
day and evening but flue to the
Co-op meeting they cooperated with
us and are holding it in the day
time only. Lets give tho young "±
folks our support by attending
and showing an interest in their
work. Remember the 4—IT members
of today arc the future farmers
of tomorrow and the work they
arc doing deserves support,
L.C.S.
PATTY HEMMER GIVEN
HONORABLE MENTION BY
COUNTRY GENTLE!. AN
A groat deal of pride Is express
ed In the fret that Miss ^atty
Hammer, one of our own young
ladies from the Butte has re
ceived honorable tribute from
participation in a Nation wide
contest on the subject, "Whnt-I
iVould-Liko-To-Bc".
The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN said,
"Every state in the Union was
represented. every boy and girl
who wrote made a worthy contri
bution". Also, the COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN appeared to be very
proud of the high class of rural
Juniors who so vividly expressed
great ambitions and high ideals
for the future with a determina
tion and confidence in thornselves
and their followmen of tomorrow.
In all eases they showed an
assumed responsibility toward ■
their individual part in commun
ity life and as Oood American
citizens. This is a great com
pliment for any one to receive.
The greatest award in this con
test comes from the fact that,
Patty was included as one of the
best, out of thousands of entrants
from all over the United Stato-s.
Patty is very modest in
her achievement. we predict a
great future; of opportunities
and possibilities for the boy
or girl who sot their stakes for
a more useful life, in their
community.
Also, in this contest, a gre
many wanted to achieve their
in the farming and rural sec
in which they lived.
at
goal
t ions