(Continuer1 from pr.£C 7)
this kin<% is raanif' lc% because we
have no facilities ;f this 3d nr’ n
vailrble at present.
A Credit Uni n, is really Co-op.
Brnkin^. A place where ycu can
borrow m ncy at the lowest possible
rate for l ions of this kinr’, r.nr’
whore y ur savings cm be placer* •
in security me1 '"raw the largest
possible interest. Then in the
1 n^ run, all the pr fits are re
turner' to the patrons who make up
the r’-ep sit rs r.nf’ borr'wors.
The c -’■'biner’ assets of the mem
t rs ore pooler- to secure fun os to
jc 1 'n’aer' t it's members, at rates
that are rrc favorable than my
orivate bank can furnish,
Cf course y'Uir barker wml^ not
like t- see a Credit Union farmer3,
because, he w.-ulr3 n" 1 nycr be able
to charge you Q% m the money you
noo". Credit Unions are n • 1 n0cr
experiments. Thous ant's < f success
ful ass ciati ns exist in all parts
rf the rl’.
One 'f the prime ncec's 'f the
nflntanusha Valley, is sr/ne a urce f
reliable anO RcponAable credit that
can furnish fun^s rt interest rates
useful t borrowers, which the peo
ple nwn r nr control an' which is
usee1 ,t pr vi-'e credit n a fair
nnr' i -pr rtir.l basis t p c pie wh
arc in"ustri'-us un'; reliable credit
risks. Keep -j< ur eyes pen f r now
’’evel..p-.ients rl 'nte this line.
LCC/.L I RAPT hOAhr j CTIOr REF OPT
FOR APRIL 20, 1943.
-hit PREVIOUS NEW
Chrrlcs C:pe 1-A 2-B
Robert Ac Cart y 2-B 1-A
Laurence Larsen 2-B P
Lawrence Vasan-Ja l-A(wri) 1-C
-Villiarr ■I'msbcry l-a ” 1-C
J Ahn Lee 1-A " 1-C
Er’warr’ Thomas 1-A " 1-C
Francis Barry 1-A " 1-C
Aar' n L^ibin^ 1-A M 1-C
Leaner-'’ Erucvbc.uer 1-A 1-C
Clinton Lfrs n 1-A 1-C
Charles Funtly F 2-P
Fine ’.71 rt anon pr 4-F
Pete Aler 1-A 4-F
Frank Small l-A(wai) 4-F
''illinm Hermann 1-A ” 4-F
William Brun 1-A 1-C
Clarence Potts 3-A P
Villi am Klockenteeor
3-A 3-B
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Celin Silas, Karlen Miller, Lena
Unherwoof, anc! Florence McCormick
f Eklutna hat* tonsillectomies this
week.
A1 Lyle of Gnkonn v/as hosj Ital
izer- this week because of pneumonia
Mrs. Ulmer Williams of In ' -penct
once Mine spent a few ays in the
hospital this v/eek ^ue to on ear
infect! n,
We are ._lad to report that' JaT.es
Fllsw rth who had a suf’-’on : .art
attack -'ll Tuesday m^miny 3 s making
n rapid recovery.
PneuT nia kept ^Jerry Yohn In the
h spital f r a few Pays tb3o week.
The Hospital is planning t ' have
"open house" on Hospital Lay, May
12. I etnileJ announcement will be
tuPc later.
Governor Frnest Gruoniny stopper*
in the h srital f 'r abi ut on h ur
p n !.. nr ay visitin._ the patients one1
^oinL through the ’ nil-'int.. He
state'-' that he was pleased to see
that the hospital was pr..cr ssino
s- well rnf’ that the community was
able t . 0et medical service.
Unofficially we learn that prices
on milk have been raiser* by the
C 'operative, thr n^h penis- ! n of
the O.P.k. in Juneau, The ,st
evidence that we can , ive !:• that a
L la.ss f milk now costs lfcc at the
Fountain. However, wo still main
tain that this is the best '’rink to
be purchased, considering the. food
value, even at this hi.b price.
To-day, Friday no.n, we hear that
o.cti n will be taken t put coiling
prices n potatoes, because s ne
f rm.ers ore diverting energy from
s -me more essenti 1 product! n nd
c.•ncentr; ti n on spuds. 0 ir ad
vice w -uld be f r the spud _rowers
t ■ wire the O.F.i.. in Juneau, and
j0et details bef re the price is set
f r then it will be t <•> late. . That
is y. ur privilege and if the grow
ers don't protest what seen te bo
unfair rulings, then y -u will have
to take it and like it.