V..LL7T SETTLE is published
cry Friday >y the Matrnuskn
v Hoy Frrmor's Cooperative Associ
ation at Pairier, Alaska.
Fnr» Editor: I.'nrio Alison
Subscription rotes: pi.00 year
By rail 1.75 year
mailed anywhere 10^ copy
Thi_s_ paper is issued for the , ur
pocc' 'of piviriL information and
news of the i-at. anus lea Valley
Farmer’s Cooperating Association's
work, problems, accomplishments,
and also, news of local and gen
eral interest; and to foster the
cooperative spirit of the farmers
of the Hatanuska Valley.
With tho arrival of a Co-op
Manager, which marks the real
beginning for future planning
an accomplishment; may every
serious minded member of this
Association discard petty indi
vidual whins and peevish person
alities .
Only one thing is now required
to make this Co-op a grand suc
cess and that one thing lies in
the hands of every member -
Loyal support of management and
undivided cooperation of members.
Constructive criticism and gener
al discussion of individual ideas
arc a fine thing until they be
gin to destroy and disrupt its
organization, then it becomes a
curse,
'Alien the future of the majority
is at stake, the individual can
not afford to continue to insist
on personal treatment, when in
so doing he will jeopardize their
future. In this project we have
agreed to work for the mutual
benefit of its members\ lets not
forgot that obligation.
From now on lots assume equal re
sponsibility and bee one partners
with pride enough in our enterr'
prize to fight for and not with.
February 28, 1939
Tho Mountain View homemakers Clue
hold their monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs,Harold Dinkle and had
a fairly good attendance, He also
had two visiters and hope they
will come again some time,
Tho topic for the day was on First
Aid, and Miss Johnson gave us a
number of pointers to remember
which will be of great help to us
in case of an accident or sickness,
,7e wish to thank her for taking
the time and trouble to meet with
us,
This will be the last all day meet
ing for the year. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs,
Ed Moss on March 15th, and will
start promptly at 1:30 P.M. Lc
sure and remember the time. The
topic will be EMERGENCY MEALS and
will be given by Mrs,F,Henry,
Roll call will be a usable recipe
for a rush meal.
The Mountain View ^omenalcors Club
held their regular monthly Birth
day party at the old La Valley
residence and report a very nice
time. Old-fashioned games were
played, several amateur magicians
tried out a number of their pet
stunts, and v/hile we waited for
the coffee to boil all joined in
some good old-fashioned songs.
I will say that for the size of
some of the men, their voices were
rather faint.
Two special birthday cakes were
made in honor of Mr.C.Soper'e,
and fr.C.Strikleris birthdays,
with candles and all the decorat-on
ions. I'r.Strikler couldn't come
no drs.Striklor had to blow out
the candles. Mrs.Henry donated
the pie tin that was used as a
paddle.
There will be another party next
month for more birthdays so if
you want a cake, be sure to toll
us about it, and don't be bashful.
The date will be announced later.
Mrs.A.R.Carson
Club reporter