AINUAL TICETlNG (Continued from po.go l)
The members wepe not satisfied with the
financial repor’t.,froim some of the units
and several urged the management to adopt
a budget to cut down expenses. This idea
was discarded and an operating plan as
suggested by our accountaht, Mr. Marvin
Allyn, nas taken into consideration. Mr,
Allyn was asked if he could prepare an
outline of his plan and present it at. a
future meeting to be held in 30 days. This
meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday
March 12, at 10 a.m. in the Community Hall
The Board of Directors were questioned'
about losse's in the Produce Department and
Mr. Stock gave a brief report in which he
stated that he believed much of the troubl
came from accepting poor quality produce.
He felt that the’enenbors' should accept
more responsibility in insisting on and'In
observing the standards for top quality.
Mr. Charles Schaefer, after bringing tho
matter up several times, finally succoodod
in getting tho members to agree that tho .;:
Board of Directors- should be givon tho
authority to rejoct all poor quality pro
duce and that in cases of rojcctioh tho
member would agree not to ’squawk*. It was
also decided to classifiy a whole load of
produce as No. 3 should a fnrmor'raix. such
grade in with his number 1 grade.
A committee was appointed to look into tho
matter of just what Senate Bill'No, 11
was about and its possible effect on our
school hero. Hr. Thufta. gave a brief put
lino on rural schools, their enrollment,
and the possible amount pf taxes’that
might be levied on thi’s"district. He
also pointed out that it was to be ex
pected that wo should ovontiiolly boar our
burden of taxation, but it,might be rather
CLASS PIED ADS
SAW • FI L I NC 1)0 17 Nor;
Slic'd/'at rriy/i<osiflonce -in North')PaTriOT.
‘3 D* V E 2 5 K *
—■*-1,---■ -t-i.—4_
FOR' RENT- »b' ! f.ARM
DlqUIHB AT V.'JJJT/ SETTLSR OFFICE.
*_.__*
FOR SALE
HOOD 16 and 20 inch wood for 3AL3 3312
EARNS ST HARRINGTON1
FOR 3AL3 CH0IC3 LOT in'business dis
trict. Reasonably priced. Inquire at
the Creamery,
?F0R 3ALB 3H^D GILT9, to farrow March,
April, May. Horcford-Duroc cross. S3S:
TJaltor’Pippol or '"rito Box 1694,Anchorago
Alaska.
FOR a.IA Miscollaneous household items.
'Canning equipment-glass fruit jars-glass
ohurn-Bressuro canner. Inquire at Settler
Office,
ujjtil there is moro taxable property in
this area. There was decided oposition in
tho mnttor of taking any action wjiatover
in this matter,
Thq-?election of now Board members took
place right after lunch. A large number
of candidates wore nominated and from these
the following wero eloctod:(to fill tho
vacancies fa.^Henry Jenson, Clarence Hoff
man and Rex Monaghan) 'Charles Schaefer,
Victor Falk Sr.'and Mr. Blom. Charles
Schaefer and Mr. Blom a.re among the newer
members, whilo Victor Phlk is an oldtimer
in the Valley.
The mooting adjourned shortly after 5 p.m.
so that farmers could get homo for evening
chores.
FRIDAY FEB.
8:00 F.I'. only
M A:3 C Hr. .. of
M "GETTING' GERTIES GARTER
l , /.. • i
time --"sfSingtbs for trabiits"
SUNDAY.
8:00 p.m.
F E B o 1.61
:■ 'MY
REPUTATION
//
GEORGE BRENT .
BARBARA STANWYCK
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