Vol. 2
April 21,
1939,
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SPECIAL I.TEETI1I0 CO-GI' GOA RE'
A special mootin of the direct
ors f the Coo, ere.tins Associa
tion was call- to or-’er at
3:00 P. . ..'oclnos-’ny, ^pril 12
for tho purpose of • utlinin’ a
program for the c mJnp surmcr.
Considerable dis cun cion was hold
over the status of the Co-oji) in
applying; for income tax exemp
tion, and ever the Bureau of
Infernal Revenue ■''emulations
c ”( rin0 cooperatives.
It xr s moved and carried that
Mr.Pt ock Cr aw up : c - op rativ o
program for msv at i' n to the
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'REOUL.tR WAITING CO-OF BOARD
The repular ncotin^ of the Co-op
Board was cable^ to order by
? r si dent Huntley at 8:30 ?.K.
holiday, April 17. All members
were present except Sandvik.
Mr.CiTkkn and Mr.LcDuc wore presort
as c. a. mitteo fr':.i t ho Civic
Council. Th y nnreuncod that tho
Council had. real and approved
hr.St oak’s survey of the sot-up
hero, and that, as a hody, the
Council was 100% behind the sug
gest lens made. They offered the
support of the Council in carry
ing cut any of the measures out
lined* Motion extending thanks
to tho council was carried.
The previously! tabled subject of
a recreation hall was taken up.
It was mov.eri end carried that
the Association would give its
support to the Civic Council in
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3EEF PRICES
i ricos for local scad wore an
nounced In the February 24 end
Eareh 3 issues of the Settler.
Following the announcements
many individuals and interested
bodies in the Colony requested
an adjustment of pricer, stating
the germination bases and prices
v;cr not equitable.
After considerable study the
following adjusted prices arc
announce cl and the warehouse is
buying seed accordingly.
Ce ,J germination prico
lulled barley-90-95 g5.75
IS-A or hull loss90-93 3.30
V/hoat 90-93 3.90
Oats 90-95 2.90
FieIdsPcas 38 4.00
All prices are per 100 weight.
RECREATION CAI.'P
The Board of Directors of the
King Lake Recreation Camp announces
that all requests for camp date
reservations should, be sent in to
the Calendar Secretary, Mrs.C.V.
King, by Hay 1st. if possible.
After that time, . Mra.King v;ill
reply to all requests and rill
assign definite dates to the
organizations desiring.to use the
camp during the summer. Every - t
attempt will be made to grant the
dates desired, and having requests
in early should help to avoid
conflicts.
Thtt.-King Lake Recreation Camp
appears to bo slated for a full
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