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TRODITCJE POOLS
FOR BETTER I'ARXET"
The following proposal was rub
rdttecl to the -oard of Directors
by hr.L.C.Stock for approval:
"To the Board of Directors of
the .V.F.3. Association.
hog rdir.g the h ndling of pro
uce this year I wish to sub
mit. tie following procedure
which 1 feel should oe followed
or. all produce possible.
Pocls to >e formed for each of
the products hen .led with re
cords kept of amounts and grades
received ,rl:- h an advance to bo
paid fct the time of receiving or
grading and at the close of the
re." son .which w' 11 vary with dif
ferent crops th trlance of cash
reepipts to be prorated to ship*
ere aecordirr to marketable pro
duce receive ' 1 n any handling,
storage, dnliv ring or other
expense incur d in the transact
ions .
I would suggest that allowance
be mud'-' to thos members who fur
nish thoir own storage or furn
ish all necessary labor in pre
paring the products for market
cither in a larger advance or
ir. the final payment.’1
a.C,Stock
(Co-op "an ger )
4-H LEADEAO COUNCIL
The 4-b Le ders Council ir
scheduled to meet Monday evening
Juno 12, in the United Protestant
church social rooms. All members
ro urged to bo present.
ANCHORAGE TAXING PLANS
7 0 XT! LARGE POX if. I LA TIT
Mr.Anton And.rson has just cor
plotod a pr .liminary survey for
th Anchorage flight end For-or Co.
v;hich would make it possible to
incror.ac its power to six times
its present capacity. Fr,Audo:sk
son has .lust ccmc from ’’klv.fna
canyon where the present pb.vor
plant is situated.
At the present time there is
no tiling definite a 3 to a market
for the amount of light and
paver which could be produc -d
at the Ellutnr plant. ITcvortho
1 sc, the pre.-ent triad of wants
point tov.f rJ the possibility
of some government construction
which would bo another potential
market for light and power.
A representative from the Rural
XI ctrification Administrator's,
office in Washington D.C, will
arrive soon to lhvostigrte the
feasibility of rural light and
power for the valley,
do doubt when this man arrives
wo will be able to announce
something definite on this sub
ject to the people of the hrt»
anuska Valley.
V/EDDIUG 3ELLS
Roland Snodgrr.3 3 v;, s married in
Anchorage on the evening of Juno
6, to Hiss Alice Miknni at a
quiet church wedding, Fr.Warren
F r.n pr.f forming the ceremony
Miss Vivian Stoddard acted as
brides maid and Bob Laurie as
best man,
Roland Snodgrass has been