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COOPERATIVE PARTNERS OF THE NEXT MONDAY MAY CHARGE FEES

former partners Cooperativa del Campo "Valdeverdeja SCL", may charge, from Monday 14th of March 2011, settlement fees approved for the remaining active in Extraordinary General Meeting held on December 22, 2010. The amount charged for each partner amounts to the amount of 805 € uros. The remaining asset is the result of the sale of the ship of the cooperative to Verdeja construction company, the ship land of milk and sold to Miguel Angel Cordero and Anthony J. Barbera, and the sale of machinery and other equipment. Of these sales, net of management fees and estate taxes, leaving the remaining active.

The local payment will be allocated for the new Social Services Center (former home of the Pensioner). Payment will begin to take place from 10.30 am on Monday 14.

According to the Supervisory Commission in order to collect membership fees deceased's legal heirs must sign an informed consent for an heir, along with a photocopy of the ID of authorizing heir. Similarly, in the case of members or heirs who are not in the municipality, they shall authorize another person to, on their behalf, may collect such fees.

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D.______________________________, with National Identity No. ________, which proved by copy attached, as legal heir D. _______________________, Partner of the Cooperative Society "Valdeverdeja SCL" hereby,

D.___________________________ AUTHORIZE with DNI No. ______________, to my name, from recovering the amount of the fee agreed in the settlement meeting of the Settlement Commission, with dated March 10, 2001, amounting to the amount of 805 € uros, corresponding to the distribution of surplus assets approved by the Extraordinary General Assembly on December 22, 2010. Signature of authorizing

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- VERNE -






Jules Verne


A visionary




(Jules Verne, Nantes, 1828 - Amiens, 1905) French writer, considered the founder of modern science fiction literature. Predicted with great accuracy in his fantastic tales the appearance of some of the products generated by the technological advances of the twentieth century, such as television, helicopters, submarines and spacecraft.

In 1836 he joined with his brother Paul in Saint-Donatien seminar. He later studied philosophy and rhetoric at the Nantes lycée and went to Paris, by the wishes of his father to pursue a career in law. In 1848 he began to write sonnets and texts of the theater, and two years later passed his doctoral thesis in law and chose the career of letters.

His literary beginnings were difficult, his plays were not a major release, and turned to teaching to survive. From 1852 to 1854 he worked as secretary to E. Seveste at the Théâtre Lyrique, and published some stories in Le Musée des familles, as Martin Paz (1852). In 1857 he became a stockbroker and began to travel, he visited England, Scotland, Norway and Scandinavia, and continued his writing.

Later he met the publisher Hetzel, who was interested in his writings and he published Five Weeks in a Balloon (1862), play that made him the success and encouraged him to continue with the theme of the novel of adventure and fantasy. The same publisher commissioned a regular collaboration for the magazine Magazine déducation et de Recreation, and soon achieved great fame.

Leveraging its geographical knowledge acquired through extensive travel throughout Europe, Africa and North America, and his enthusiasm for technological and industrial revolution, became a specialist in adventure stories scientific court. Your domain dramatic tension allowed to combine outrageous situations and moments of poetry in prose light and entertaining.

immediately became involved in the drafting of Journey to the Center of the Earth, for which it was applied to geology, mineralogy and paleontology. The detailed descriptions of antediluvian animals amazed the experts, demonstrating their remarkable scientific intuition. His third major book was From the Earth to the Moon, whose publication aroused such enthusiasm for space travel that his office was flooded with letters requesting reservations for the next lunar voyage.

with the same interest was received Around the world Eighty Days, published in installments, which was so successful that it even crossed Phileas Fogg bets on whether "the world rushed the man down, make it to the finish line in such a short time.

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- VERNE -






Jules Verne


A visionary




(Jules Verne, Nantes, 1828 - Amiens, 1905) French writer, considered the founder of modern literature science fiction. Predicted with great accuracy in his fantastic tales the appearance of some of the products generated by the technological advances of the twentieth century, such as television, helicopters, submarines and spacecraft.

In 1836 he joined with his brother Paul in Saint-Donatien seminar. He later studied philosophy and rhetoric at the Nantes lycée and went to Paris, fulfilling the wishes of his father to pursue a career in law. In 1848 he began to write sonnets and texts of the theater, and two years later passed his doctoral thesis in law and chose the career of letters.

His literary beginnings were difficult, his plays were not a major release, and turned to teaching to survive. From 1852 to 1854 he worked as secretary to E. Seveste at the Théâtre Lyrique, and publicó algunos relatos en Le musée des familles, como Martín Paz (1852). En 1857 se convirtió en agente de bolsa y empezó a viajar; visitó Inglaterra, Escocia, Noruega y Escandinavia, y continuó sus escritos.

Posteriormente conoció al editor Hetzel, quien se interesó por sus textos y le publicó Cinco semanas en globo (1862), obra que lo lanzó al éxito y lo estimuló a proseguir con la temática de la novela de aventuras y fantasía. El mismo editor le encargó una colaboración regular para la revista Magazine déducation et de récréation, y en poco tiempo alcanzó una gran celebridad.

Aprovechando sus conocimientos geográficos, acquired through extensive travel throughout Europe, Africa and North America, and his enthusiasm for technological and industrial revolution, became a specialist in adventure stories scientific court. His mastery of dramatic tension allowed to combine outrageous situations and moments of poetry in prose light and entertaining.

immediately became involved in the drafting of Journey to the Center of the Earth, for which it was applied to geology, mineralogy and paleontology. The detailed descriptions of antediluvian animals amazed the experts, demonstrating their remarkable scientific intuition. His third major book was Earth to the Moon, whose publication aroused such enthusiasm for space travel that his office was flooded with letters requesting reservations for the next lunar voyage.

with the same interest was received Around the World in Eighty Days, published in installments, which was so successful that it even crossed Phileas Fogg bets on whether "the last man rushed the world," make it to the finish such a short time.