Vol.2
:-3I 7, 1959 , Puluer, ..I^sla.s
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TliAIN HITS THICK
AT TOAD COMLISCTCN CdCASING
A Comoration truck hauling wood
Into faimer was struck ly the
cot 1 train returning from
Jonesvilie Tuesday afternoon
about 4 o'clock. George Stov-art,
and Tor.rl nrchsr wore in the trade
and failed to se the train
cuiring until it wee too lace to
etep.,
At. the h.T. crossing whure the
accident occurred, t- ere is a
bail ling st.<rding very near the
trrek ..rich obstructed the- view
of th5 train from the driver of
the truck.
As the wood track shot across
the' tracks the train engine
struck tho rear of the track.
The car was over-turned scatter
ing wood all over the road.
Both nen Oocaped serious injury.
■ ONLY AUOTITUR RUMOR
Concerningthe latest report,
that Ir.Clair Stock was dissatis
fied nn’d returning to the states.
We r;:.de it our business to inter
view Mr.Stock and are happy to
quote hir. as saying, "Absoluta^hy
nothing to it. I have no in
tentions of leaving this coirKim
ity as long as tiv people want
a Co-op. and 1. am firmly convinc
ed that is exac'; Ly what they want!'
Wo net only v;r r.t one but have
b ,cn told by '7a3hington D.C. we
should have one, that it has boon
a part rf the crginnl set-up.
MINUTES M-/PCA BOARD MEETING
Tim-meeting was called to order
by Vice president Linn at 8:50
p.rr. Monday, April E. Brix,
drunk, Linn,iinsmussen, and Sand
vik were present. Minutes of the
pr -vioua meeting wore road and
approved,
Mr.Stock presented a letter from
J.il. Risen, Advertising Director
of the Grange News regarding
printing equipment. Motion by
Frank, seconded by B’rix to write
"r,Risen for further information.
Carried, The Secretary was in
structed to answer a letter from
hr.harry DeLand regarding ap
prr.idal of stock stating purchase
of shares would be according to
the precedent established by the
Corporation,
Non-members applications for pur
chase- Dividends Privilege by
Howard Estelle, Chet Liebing,
Katherine Hoag, Clair Stock, and
Martin J.Zschoche were accepted.
It was agreed to accept Mr.Mc
Cullys application for the non
member privilege as soon as his
share of stock was turned in.
It was decided that Hr.E.L.Peck
of Wasilla bo notified ho was
eligible to join the GO-cpernting
Association,
Mr,Stock outlined in 'the form of
a letter his idoa of wh'at should
bo done to form a real cooperative
It was moved and carried, that the
Board endorse those plans,' and
that they be presented to the
A.R.R.C. Board at the earliest
possible date,
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