VOL. 12
CO-OP nOTES
DAIRY SHIPPMS DISCUSS FROM CMS
^meeting of the Dairy Shippers was
called by Manager Jim ..ilson this
last Friday evening to answer any
questions that any of our shippers
might have concerning the Dairy De
partment, and to present figures on
the 1949 operations.
Manager Wilson’s figures showed that
each year initial payments for milk
have increased, that our cost of
operation has decreased, end that
expenditure for labor in our Dairy
Plant has decreased from approxima
tley 7fo in 1948 to approximately 6fo
in 1949. He also brought out the
fact that the Mntanuska Valley Dairy
man*is receiving a larger per cent
of the wholesale value of the milk
he sells than does a Stateside Dairy
man.
C R R. EXflfnilihTIOnS WILL
OE HELD 111 PRLfflER
I Examinations for C.P.A. ratings will
I bs conducted in Palmer this next
; week on the 16,17 and IB,according
i to Clayton hsslinger, who is a mem
i her of the Territorial Board of Ac
I countents. These examinations are
; conducted in 47 States and in 4
! Territories on these same dates ,!yr.
i Esslinger explained. In the states
i they are held in the capitols, hut
I in Alaska they will be held in
I Palmer, Pairbanks, Ketchikan and
j Kodiak. a11 examinations are given
: under the direction of the American
i Institute of Accountants.
rThe examinations in Palmer will be
: given under the supervision of I'.!r.
J Esslinger.
I
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BOARD EXPLRinS TAX
F QRiTlS
' The local School noard has
■ asked that the following ex
rplanet ions be published on the new
i school district tax law and the
. forms which have Just recently been
i mailed.
. 1. Every person must submit a re
turn showing personal and real pro
: perty held or controlled by him.
• Failtire to receive a form from the
Assessor does not eliminate this
necessity. The return is for pro
: perty owned or controlled on Ianu
ary 1,1949 ACT on what you have
: now.
| If you desire to consult the Asses
! sor, his office is through the north
door of the Community Hall—hours
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
2. There are a number of errors in
Cont. on page 8
After a general discussion lunch was
served.
Mr. «*iIson pointed out that the meet
ing was not called for the purpose
of establishing any definite propos
al, but rather to gather information
to help the ^oard in determining
policies to follow.
BLOOD TYPING ON
LARGE Se ALE
Dr. Clarence C. Bailey is making
plans for the establishment of a
filing system of blood types of
Talley r-sid^nts. Dr. Bail-y hopes
that he nay be able to obtain a
minimum of a thousand types on
record.
Cont. on page 4
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