ELDER, BENSON VISITS
PAL ME R ,
Titee must be given for effective
field work, along, this line. Then
it is necessary for the members to
sell their association to the out- ■
si ders—merchants to whom they 1
xpect to sell, their products.
-ie also stressed the fact that the
members must be informed about *
their organization—no matter how ^
black the picture. It is better
that they know the whole story.
Elder Benaon emphasized that the
accounting“should be.done by de
partments—each one bearing its
share of the operating costs. He
pointed; out that most accounting
firms /were not qualified to audit |
the books of Cooperatives as they
are generally Corporation firms and'
acoustomed to Corporation books and
methods, Someone .who .is thoroughly!
familiar with Cooperatives shOuld
be secured to do this’important
work. !•
Elder Bfenson laid.the responsi
bility for the success of the Co
operative on the Board of Directors
and not the manager^ The Board hirei
the Manager—therefore, they ate
responsible.
Elder Benson was accompanied by
Joseph Tippets of the. C.a.A., Ben 1
E. Rofgren, ’//ells Bower; and S.E.
Bringhurst,who is president of the \
.'orthweatern States Mission, which 1
ncludes Alaska. J
COL. O.F. OHL'SON IN PALMER ON.
3TJSINESS FRIDAY. . ,
Col. O.F, Ohlson was in Palmer
Friday conferring with Don Irwin
ibout the proposed Sewer. It seems
shere are two proposed lines under
ionsiderotion. .
The Airport was also discussed,
jut no definite information on this
mbject. has as yet been released.
Mrs, Wjn. Curtis has. returned from
;he States /after visiting in Cali
fornia,
Mrs. Harry Luff and daughter June
ienderson and grand-daughter Jerry
jee Henderson- arrived back from the
States..
HAnning Benson says that his wife
Ls ready to £ome back and plans on
Leaving for Alaska a month earlier
;had She'had'’planned.
The Editor received a letter from
in 18 year old boy in New Zealand,
pho wants a job on the Valley'1
>ettler Staff. He left school 3 yrs
igo after 3^ years of Secondary
Sducation. He has held jobs with the
evening Post of Wellington and
Evening Standard. He now holds a
losition as Sub-Editor*--and he Is
low only 18. How many of our young
people are that well prepared at the
ige of 18? Is it dueto better
Vocation*H-.rnl ning than wa givet .
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