BOARD of DIRECTORS' REPORT
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ing over ninety dollars a ton. ’"’ith grain
prices high too, it has been a serious
problem to the mill: producers. It looks as !•
if it nay be scoe tine yet before the
green pastures will help very much.' De
spite the sunny weather this spring, the
gtoring season vTill be delayed fron ~ two
to three weeks in conpnrion with nomal
years.
In discussing the various problems facing
the Co-op in the future, Col Ohlson stress^*
od the need of unity among the farmers in
the■Valley, He is emphatically against
any division in the Cooperative, according'
to statements he made Saturday evening* He j
feels that the farmers cf the Valley are
missing a golden opportunity to market
their products at favorable prices unless
they support a central cooperative market
ing association. He asked the Board to
try to promote a campaign to bring dissont4
ing -factions into the Co-op and to try to j
work out some plan to gain the benefits of j
harmony among our members* He thinks that ,
the idea of forming independent or "er.iza- :
tions to market farm products in the Val- l
ley is unthinkable as long as the farmers
nor have the facilities arid the organiza- H
t ion'that can do the r,ork
The resignation of A.Rc (Kit) Carson from
the Hoard nas■ accepted'nith rog::et by the
other members, hovrever, Hr. Carson feels
that he cannot give the time necessary to
do the job as he thinks it ought to be
done and asked to be relieved..
Boilers to replace the old ones in the
Porer House mere received this vreek and
vrill be unloaded and ready to be installed
in the near future.
I!any co:nnents are hoard about the different
in ay oarance in tho Post Office and the
Trading Post since the nor: oaint job has
been going on. The nev; Trading Post sign
has bear, needed for a long tine.
Tho Board of Directors also t;ish to thanl:
our net: nenbers for their boosting for
tho Co-op. "’e rish that some of the oldor
nier.br.rs sho have received innumerable ben
efits rere as enthusiastic about the bene
f i+-s they have received.
V EG FT ABLE PRODUCERS
ORGAN11 E
The P'FCA called a nee ting last Thursday
of members who had petitioned for the re
opening of the Produce Denartncnt. At this
meeting the following officers r/ero elector
Oharlds Schaefer, C- airman and Id. D. Snod
grass. Secretary.
The petition carried the names of trenty
three Co-op nenbers and more -han that
have shorn interest in joining the group ,
to market through the II7PCA .marketing
facilities, An inventory of crop estimates!
is nor being taken.
DR. F.R. SIR]
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