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- BIROS
SEEDS
CAGE
SUPPLIES
PARTY
FA VC RS
PICNIC SUPPLIES
ALSO
HAND SAWS FILED
NEW TEETH CUT
BEFORE TAKING THAT
TRIP HAVE
CHECK YOUR CAR
MACHINE
WORK
WELDING ■
REPAIR JOBS
also
gas & oil
Can you define "wages" and "salary"?Eogers
and Slade, management consultants say,
"People are paid wages for doing Just
things they are told to do. People are
paid salaries for doing whatever Is up to
them to do, without being told."
On Away-from-home trips family cars are
used by 81o—railroads, by 16$; busses
and airplanes, by 6$—and steamships, by
2$ according to American Magazine.
>/$QX.'/<fSS C R DECAY ~ CO NT.
end wanted ever. '"ore money, evidently feel
11 nci tnrt they ?.s Individuals should re
eelv creel t for the entire pro jress raede.
They wanted to t ks f 11 oT the pro .'its
from the To-ops open tlons and strip It of
Its reserves tnd poem tine capital. This,
ulonj, i/ltn some oc.d ann- (;ecent, no rly
oroke the Co-op nd destroyed It’s pres
tige with the rnillt rv end clvilicn buyers.
"o improvements were mine for -a lonu time
and maintenance vies neglected.
Then ^bout thrc years a.30 r ch'blpo in
onnacenent was a new policy a opte-’,
on*4 much to the surpri se f some :T the
dissenters a lrr >o t,roup of loyal members
rallied itroum the new board an. pavo then
their wholehj rter' support. Lest m-rkcts
were relined, additions r nd re ?lec mants
wer- made to'tho facilities, arose busi
ness revenues '.'ere doubled, and butter
service has been %-lven to the mo burs and
othjr parti cl pence of the business. f ter
a thorough investigation by a prcwincnt
governmental aftsecy a clo^n hill cf health
was Given the ne management end progress
•.vrs made all -l tne line.
Now tne Board or., members face ru.;: prob
lems. ban we meet then successfully, or
do we have to _o through another -films like
the last? v-e hope not. It is ap tc the
members to decide. Only unity of purpose
and a. cotnbln. ti on of forces can carry us
up r nd forward. I.' wc stnnri still and
let others t-k our place then we only have
oursd ves to cl me. If wc are to hold the
place wo deserve then we must keep up with
jour competitors and go them on; better.
[This will require cooperation, careful
ba(V-.£eaont and expansion. Tnls will re
quire more capital and some temporary sac
rifices. Are- we willing to meet these
reoulrenents? It’s up to the members.
DARRELL \ FRANK LEAVING
Darrell Frank has announced that he Is
leaving the Valley In the near future to
go Into business for himself at kenai,
lUaska. He and hls son-ln-lav:, Jim Hart
ley, are planning- to build a general store
at Kenai. Hr. Frank believes thet the
Kenai Peninsula has a good future and he
desires to be there and watch It grow as
he has watched the Valley grow these past
15 years.
Darrell Fronw came to the Valley in 1935
with hls family and has a farm In the
Butte area. During hls residence in the
Volley he has at different times worked
for the M.V.F.C.ii. as manager of the Pro
duce Department and as Manager of the Co
op Warehouse since 1946.
Friends of Mr. Frank and hls fellow em
ployees extend their best wishes for hls
future success In hls new location at
Kenai. When the new road Is completed
to Kenai, we will expect to see Mr.Frank
and hls family occasionally.