FRSSZPT BOARD SUSTAINED Cont, from p. 1
was the omission of the secret ballot in
the election of the six named Board member:
J.L.Cope and L.M. DePriest both testified
that the secret ballot was employed to'e
lect Fatten, but not the remaining six.
I!rs, Scheibl stated that she had called
for a secret ballot at the time and was
ignored. H.S. Bauer admitted that he had
suggested voting by acclimation. Paul
ilairtin called for the'minutes in order to
clear up a few points, but they were not
read.
Finally a notion whs made to recall P.J.
Kemner. Carl Rasmussen questioned a group
of Dairymen a right to vote because they
had presented a petition to the Board of
Directors in which they stated that if the
Board did not make an agreement with them
on the leasing of the Creamery by Ilarcfcr 15
1948, they should consider th«m automatic-:
ally out Of the Association. The Dairymen,
concerned, refused to honor this petition
and claimed that it had not been accepted
by the Board of the II.V.F.C.A.
Although sustained by a majority vote of
members present, the Board was not certain
as th their status. They had agreed that
they would honor a petition for a Recall
meeting according to the By-Laws of the
Association. They had also made it clear
that they did not recognize this as a'legai
Cc-op meeting. I.ir. Davis .Defense Attorney,
had also, made this point very clear just,
previous to the casting of the ballots.
However,the petitioning group indicated
that they were satisfied.
MORE BOOKS
Several hunderd books were received in Pal
mer this week by the School Library and the
Public 'L'brary from-the American Red Cross.
3ill Bouwens, who brought thorn out from
Anchorage, estimated that there were about
250 bqoks in the box received by the Pub
lic Library.
AGENT NAM EC
The newly organized Valley Vegetable Todu
>;ers' Association has named L. V. Castner
as their agent in Anchorage. Lawyers are
drawing un an agreement with the Castner
Firm.
According to the proposed agreement the mar■
keting'agent will act on a Commission basis
and will negotiate contracts directly with
the grower. ■ On highly perishable vegetable:!
the brokerage fee has been set at 25$, for
hardier vegetables 20$ and for potatoes 15$
The marketing agent has agreed-to furnish
receiving facilities in P Imer, and to pay
transportation costs to the place of sale.
A minimum contract guarantee hasbeen prom
ised the marketing agent who in return has
agreed not to handle any competitive pro
duce.
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