Vol, 2“
Juno 2. 1939,
Palmer. Alaska
No, 26
MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING
MAY ' 29
The mooting was called to order
with all members present. Minutes
were read and approved. Hr.A.J.
Swanson was sworn in as- a Direct
or of the Cooperating Association.
Applications for Furehasc-Divid
end privilege by the Palmer
Associated Student Body by Angus
McKcchnio, and Perkins Bros, by
Ivan Perkins were accepted.
Mr,Stock presented a letter pro
posing a procedure for the handl
ing of products. A motion was
carried to .the effect that this
procedure be adopted,
Mr.Shoely c-.me in to discuss the
method of.handling funds for the
units now being operated by the
Co-op. He suggested that the sum
of $6000. which was used during
the p 31 six months would be nce
• cssary.
Motion by Vasan-ia, seconder! by
Linn that Hr,Stock get together
with Mr,Shoely and work on a plan
to bo presented, to the Board.
Thursday night.
It was moved and carried that
the Chair appoint a committee
to invc3tigr.t the possibilities
of setting up the sawmill and
planer in Civic Center for Co
operative use, Mr.Huntley appoirt
od Vasanoja, Snodgrass, and
Rasmussen,
Mr. Stock was authorized to issue
a sha.re of stock to Runar Mattson.
It we.3 moved and carried that Mr.
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MATANUFKA VALLEY PAIR
PREPARE IN ADVANCE
The Matanuska Valley Pair offic
ials wish to call your attention
to the coning Fair Sept.2,3,& 4.
,Vc hope that ycu folks of the
Valley have begun considering
what you will exhibit at the
Fair. Try to make your exhibit
the best, that will make our
Frir a success.
There will be another beautifi
cation contest again this year,
begin your preparation now.
They will be judged just before
the Fair. The prizes will be as
fellows first $10, second $5,
third $3.
Registered papers must accompany
the live stock, competing as re
gistered stock this year, other
wise they will compete as gra.de
stock.
INJUNCTION AGAINST PIPPLE
MADE PERMANENT
The temporary injunction against
’Valter Pipplc was made permanent
by Judge Hellcnthal this wool
in Seward,
Mr, Pipplc will be compelled to
sell all produce through the
Co-op and in so doing to comply
with the rules and regulations of
tho marketing association, pend
ing decision on his case now i*n
court.