Vol. 4
karch 14, 1^41 vainer, AJLaska
J.J.
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CTO GIVE
LIPLOYF'
OP P.V.P
PARTY
Tl>e employees of the I'.V.P.
C.A. will give a party for all the
Co-op members and their families
on °aturday eve, Parch 29, 1941 at
the C ommunity Hall.
A good pro;ram will start
promptly at 8:30 after which danc
ing and refreshments will complete
an evening of fun and merriment.
The following committees are
hard at work and promise all who
come an evening of real enter
tainment .
I. Arrangement
Lloyd 0.Olsen, chairman
Walter Cooper
Robert Bain
Ray Hansen
Prancea Lake
II. Publicity & reception
L.C.o t o ck, chairman
Frank Pokorny
L.B. Lrcghorn
Victor Johnson
Ralph ^oodrich
Oscar Hertulla
I-1. a c Intyre
Harold Ltephan
Virgil Rckcrt
Rrs. 3dith iriebe
Isabelle Pish
V/alter Cooper
III. Pntertainmont
Robert Bain,chairman
Janice Long
Hay Hansen
IV. Finance—
Prank Pokorny, chairman
Jack Clark
V. Refreshnonts
Francis Lake, chairman
Genevieve Hoffitt
Goldie Jordon
Lrs. John Witt
LADIES CO-OP GUILD TO GIVE
DANCE
Hospital Bo-icflt—Saturday, Liar. 15
CO-CP NOTns
hr. L. C. Stock was in Anch
orage Tuesday making arrangements
for the now Co-op bulldiiT,. ./hile
in town, he secured an interview
with Captain iiiffilin of the
Quartemaster Corps, relabive to
production for the army for the
coming season. The army wants
milk and more milk. Production
in this commodity is on the in
crease, more farmers are becoming
interested in Grade A dairies.
The new building will be
completed as soon as possible to
care for the increased milk
production and other com. odities
that will be handled through this
unit.
Captain Niffilin asked- when
v/e would be ready to deliver such
fresh vegetables as lettuce, cab
bage, etc.
The last few days two big
trucks a day have been required
to make our deliveries to Anch
orage. A year ago deliveries
were handled with a three quarter
ton panel truck making the trip
twice a week. Last year \.o did
over a half million dollrr business,
lots make it a million this year.
..ILL TAKE TRIP
TO STATES
bin; lbs
Rev. B. J. Bingle an" family
are leaving shortly after Easter
for two or three months in the
States. They plan to spend a
short tine in Washington, Oregon,
and'California, a few days in
Denver, Chicago and a short tine
in northern Ohio and then to st.
Louis ho. to attend the Iresbyteriai:
Church Conference. Mrs. Dingle
will attend the annual 4—II Round
Dp in Washington D.C. the middle
of June. Dr. Dingle expects to
purchase a new car in Chicago,
says he is sorry the International
Highway is not completed.