DAIRY COJITITEE "RESETT -nLAIT TO BOARD OF
DIRECTORS (continued from p. l)tion if the
Board did not give then a favorable reply
by J'arch 15. (This is the last day that
member can applv for rithdraral from the
Association.) It ras also stated that the
Dairymen had received a very favorable of
fer from a company in Anchorage for the
sale of their milk and that the Dairymen
mere going to rithdrav: from the Associatior
and sell their milk elsewhere upless the
plan presented vans accepted by the time
sot as a deadline,
Hiile the Board did not act officially on
the demand, it seems to be a practically •
unanimous feeling that-the creamery rhich"
manufactures ice croam, handles eggs and
other products of a similar nature, and
rhich is a very profitablo unit of the As- j
sociation, and in rhich the Dairymen do not
contribute anymore services or products •
than any other groun of members, should bo
retained by the Association for the bene
fit of all the members, 'Rule the Board
deplores the fact that some of the Dairy
men rish to rithdrar from the Association
on account of probable competition between
the different companies handling milk in
Anchorage, it does feel that the Co-op
could continue to handle milk sales for the
producers rho rish to remain in the Asso
ciation (UTICA) just as efficiently and
get just as much.or moro for the members
as anyone-ar.d probably more because of
being roll established in the business of
milk sales.
Hot -.-ishing to leave any nossiblo means of i
solving the nroblon presented to them and
honing that some amicable solution can be
worked but, the Board instructed the liana-1
ger, Hr. Allynjto gather all statistical I
data possible in the short time allowed.
He r:as also instructed to draw up some
plan for the Board and the Dairymen's Com
mittee to consider. The Committee deman
ded that a membership meeting be called to
decide the issue at once. It seemed to
the Board that to try to get the member
ship to decide such a complicated issue
in such a short time with so little inform
ation, v’ould be very unsatisfactory and
would still not solve the problem.
Release from the Board of Directors ITVFCA
V.OCu: REEL EC TEL''
^Ibn "oods was the only candidate at the
School Board election held on March 1st,
at tho School. Ho was elected.
Thcro wore 72 votes cast.- The election
judges were Agnes Sandvik, Vivian Goodrich
and Father Snead.
The members of the School Board aro: Mrs,
Don Irwin, George Small, and Glen ”oods.
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