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Mr. T., C. Pierce after pro
longed illness, died at Palmer this
^oelc. Several cloud t.cansfuoxons
failed to save hie life, Lr,
Pierce cane to Fa in or from Calif
ornia in 1935, was in charge of
the pow ■••house from that time on
until' 1958, He is sv.r/ivtd by a
widow, three sons, Joseph and 3ia.x
of Palmer, Rex of Los Angles, Calif
end a daughter' Mrs. Carlyle Thrashe.
of Viet- vilie, Calif. Mr, Pierce
was a member of P, & A. IT,
MR. AID MRS. CO-OP MEISER
Your annual'meeting will be
held Febrr.ary 15, a week from to
morrow. attention is called to
the elec .Ton or re-election of
four r'rubers ol the board of dir
ectors s which will be held on that
date, also a proposed change in
the by-1 v;s, effecting the debt
limit of the Association. You have
a democratic privilege to exercise
and a duty to perform at that meet
ing. You. will be interested in
the repo ts of the Co-op manager
and board of directors.
LAUD US., r LAN‘TING COHIUTTHE MEETS
FEE. 5th.
A vr'.de variety of constructive
subjects was taken up during the
Feb, 5th. mooting of the Land Use
Planning Committee. Arrangement s
were made to inform the Pioad Com
mission. of suggestions received
from Val. oy residents for improve
ments adding to the safety ox' local
roads, A very co-operative letter
from Mr, Edmunds was read answering
the last communication from the
committee.
Dr, Ilanson announced that a
new map of the Valley had been made,
including proposed land'use dis
posal of public lands, subject to
regulations of the Interior De
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CO-OP
Twice recently Cld Man Winter
tried to step our deliveries to
Anchorage of Milt: and other pro
ducts but we got them thru in spite
of stow and ice.. The heavy srow
m Anchorage and along the highway
.last we eh made it almost impossible
to get the truck thru but the toys
made it at the expense of frosted
.ears and broken springs.
Thus week the snow slide stoo
ped us again but the product': had
to go thru so we chartered the Brill
car for a trip and the next day with
the cooperation of Clyde Ming the
truck was hauled over the top of
Jthe slide with a 75 cat.
The expence of making these
deliveries was no doubt far more
than the value of the loads but
our customers veers depending on our
potatoes and meats and milk and
with no place else to turn to for
these products, the goods had to be
delivered.
I
I received calls from the hos
pitals and other places asking if
v/e would bo able to get thru as
they were afraid they would be with
out A. Ik■
Times like this make us feel
the importance of the Hatanuska
Valley in furnishing perishables
to our customers.
LCS
Hatanuska Valley Chapter Nat
ional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis wi11 meet next Wednesday,
[February 1? at 8 O’clock in the
Women 1s Lounge,
Mrs, Fean--Hansen and kiss Mae
Stephens on left on the train Tue
sday for Anchorage to confer with
Miss J. Hazel Zimmerman, Miss
Stephanson came back last evening,
and —rs, Fohn-Hansen continues on
to south-eastern Alaska.