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December 1, 1939
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BASKETBALL TEAT'S TO FAIRBANKS ???
The ambitious basketball . teams of the
r&lmer Athletic Association have decided
to play real ball this year,- perhaps with
a view of competing in the Ice Carnival
at Fairbanks as well as at the Fur Rendez
vous in Anchorage.
So far, the Matanuska La ids have '.von two
games with the high School and tied a
third.
The men’s basketball season opened with a
bang last Sunday evening when the Palmar
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JOINT INVENTORY OF TRADING POST
In order that the Directors end em
ployees of the Cooperating Associa
tion nay become bettor acquainted
with the business end of the Trading
Tost before its transfer, a joint
inventory of the Trading Tost stock
is being taken by employees of the
ARRC and Directors and employees of
the Association. In this Way, first
hand knowledge of the operation of
the Post will be available for those
respons-ible 'for its future manage
ment .
men's team playeo the .
Wasilla men and the
Leonard Hopkins team
from Anchorage, Al
though the Hopkins
team rated No, 2 in
the Anchorage champion-!
ship tournament last
year, the local team
defeated them 32 to '
20.
Individual scores were
as follows: Anchorage
Johansen (?) 3, Irvin- ^
son (F) ,1, Forrester
(F) 4, F tts (C) 7,
Gregory [c) 1, O'Dell s
(G) 3, T imn (G;, i 1 -
son (G) 1, Bu'ckha'ven )
(G). Palmer: Verrall
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
; Flease trine; in to the Accounting
Office &H your purchase-savings
| dividend tickets. This will in
' elude all veu have up to Noventer
30th.
; ’.To request, that you sort, the
* tickets into groups representing
file Trading T st, "•’arehouse and
Garage, - Then, group each month
Pgether. This will save lots of
ime in preparing the amounts for
recording.
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Chief Accountant •
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Actual transfer
of the management
has not, as yet,
been made. How
ever, the Boards
of Directors for
the ARRC and Coop-*
eratir.g Associa
tion are working
on such a transfer
and definite in
formation should
be available for
the next issue of
the Valley Settler.
It has been Mr.
Stock’s experience
that Director's
participation in
the taking of in
(Cont. Fage 3.;
MR. SHEELY SPEAKS REGARDING
CIVIC CENTER*TRANSFER
Speaking for the Board of Directors of
the Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corpora
tion: We think the time has come for the
Co-op to take over the active management
and administration of this Colony and
are willing to transfer all Civic Center
activities to then as soon as it is
humanly possible tc do so.
Ross L. Sheely,
General Manager
v-?;vcones has many advantages for
Cooperatives, and the tine being
d -rated'bp I.ir. Erix and IT*. Rasmussen
(should ultimately be of great benefit
to all members in the form of more
efficient Management.
LIVESTOCK SPECIALIST ARRIVES
Mr. I.I'.C. Anderson, Livestock Specialist'
of the Extension’Service, arrived today
frem Fairbanks, ’^hile in the Valley, Mr.
Andersen will meet with the farmers to*
give meait cutting and curing demonstra
tions in the Valley,