Vol,2~
July
1939.
P: lmorf Alaaka.
Ko.Sl.
JULY CELEBRATION A
SUCCESS
The Fourth of July was observed
and celebrated-by nn unusually
largo crowd Ir Palmer, The pro
gram started at 10:30 with races
and attractive . rii.es. The 4-H
Clubs sold lee cream, fire works,
candy and root beer. One Club
served hot -logs and coffee. The
Clubs really helped to create a
holiday spirit which included ever;
one, and plans have a Ire tidy been
made to make next year bigger and
better.
At this time we wish to express
our appreciation to all those
who so generously helped to make •
cur Independence Pay a real holi
day in Palmer, Y/c especially want
to thank those who contributed
money towards the prises and ex
penses, including the following;
White Cab Co. $10., Koslosky$5.00,
Rendevoo $5, Berts rrug Store $5*
Ross L. She e ly !>5., Shamrock
Bakery $5., Bucks Piece $3., I'r.
C.Errl Albrecht AS., and the
ARRC $5. Also, to those who gave
their time in planning and pre
paring the program. Also, to the
Democratic Club who has promised
50 fo of net proceeds from the
July dance.
The total premuns paid out amount
ed to $84.90 A complete list of
all prize winners will be print
ed next week.
THE SEMI-ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
OF THE MATANU3EA VALLEY FARMERS
COOPERATING ASSOCIATION ’TILL BE
HELD IN THE COMMUNITY HALL AT'8:00
P.M. SATURDAY, JULY’ 15, 1939.
SPECIAL BOARD MEETING JUTTE26
The mooting was caller!, to order
by President Huntley. All mem
bers but Sandvik were present.
The ap^lication for the Purchase
Dividend privilege by Rusty Sellars
was approved.
A letter was received; from the
Accounting office requesting that
the Board state the amount of
Dividends to be placed in the
reserve fund from the accumulated
earnings of the last six months
period. Moved by Brix, seconded
by Linn that they be instructed by
tlic Secretary ^-Treasurer tc fellow
the usual ; rocciuro, and asking
that a profit find los3 statement
be rendered aa soon as possible,
motion carried.
A letter from, the Gere re 1 Manager
of the ARRC was read asking that
the hooper;?..ting Association inform
iir.Pippol and Mr .Stahl er about
the rules for marketing products
through tho Associa tion, No
action was taken as it was felt
that the Association was not in
volved.
Mr.Shoely for 'the ARRC and Mr.
Stock for the Association had
drawn up a plan for the transfer
of the Creamery, Meats, and Produce
Departments tc the Association.
On motion by Brix and seconded
by Vasanoja, the President and
•Secretary-Treasurer wore authorized
to complete the deal.
Next, a plan for the operation of
the Cannery for tho coming season
was presented as drawn up by Mr,
Stock and Mr.Shoely. This plan
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