CGI,CITY DAY
o. >n' t
Four years of construction and
development have just past.
Permanent organization is necess
ary for success. Co-op Manage
ment of produce and marketing
is the most important develop
ment in this direction. Loyal
support arid cooperation of this
management is next on the list
of importance.
Rut come, and hear what those in
authority have to say.
After the program which begins at
8: p.n. thoro will be a froe
dance. Refreshments will be sold
by the various 4-K Clubs as a
means cf raising maoncy to help
. finance their trip to the Fair
banks Round-Up, Support your
4-H Club
COLONY DAY PROGRAM
MAY 20--8:p.m.
Con-nun i ty 3 ing- - Dr. A lbr o cht,
louder
Address— Don Erwin on
■ Colony Day
Mr.Head---on Financial Prospects
of The Colony
School Orchestra
Music by J.T.Cilnoro
Mr.Stock--Success Under Co-op
Management
Mr.Shcely—Possibilities of the
Colony’s Future
10: p.m, Free Dance
Refreshments sold by 4-H Clubs
Everybody '.TEL COME
MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING
KAY 15
The entire board was present.
Minutes of previous meetings on
April 26th. and May 1 were read
and approved.
Applications for the Purchasc
Divldcnft privilege from Louie A.
Burcher, ^.A.Johnson, and F.H.
McIntyre were accepted. The re
qviC3t from I orv/in Frank to trans
fer his share of stock to the
Purchase-Dividend privilege was
granted.
A bill for advertisin' in the
IIiJ.1 School ,innual was presented.
Motion to pay it carried, A
letter of praise and thanks for
vegetables sent to the Artie Club
of Seattle was read,
AUctter of confirmation of the
transfer of the Creamery, Produce,
and Meat Departments to the Co-op
was road,
Mr,Darrell Frank presented his
resignation from the Board stating
that he believed that no Director
should be employed by the Co-op
as a Regular salaried employee.
It was moved, seconded, and carrio ’
that the resignation be accepted,
A motion was passed expressing the
thanks of the Board to Mr.Frank
for the work ho has done for the
Co-op,
Mr,A,J.Swanson was nominated and
unanimously elected to fill the
vacancy created by Mr.Frank for
the balance' of the term,
A vote of thanks was extended to
Robert iVlom for the book-shelves
presented to the Co-op Office for
the library,
i.djournment to meet May 29,
MEETING OF PEA GROVERS HELD
A mooting of a number of farmers
interested in growing canning peas
was held in the Co-op office Wed
nesday night. The terns of a .
contract for the sale and pur
chase of peas were discussed, and
a tentative contract v/as drawn
up for Co-op and Corporation
approval.
It was suggested by LIr.Stock that
proper control of planting, har
vesting , etc. could best be
achieved by an organization of
pea growers themselves. A
meeting will bo called some'time
in the' near future.
CABBAGE PL..MTS CAM BE OBTAINED
FROM THE HAREVA.RE DEPARTMENT.