CO-OP NOTES Cont- fran p* i
Following this thorc ras some discussion re
garding the rocont adverso'nous reports in
Anchorago and other papers. Mr. Rnsrausson
told the members that the Board had found
out the source of this misrepresentation
and that the Anchorage paper which had re
ceived and printed the same was frBtracting
the story in this T7ednesday* s paper.
Mr. Rasmussen explained to the group how
the Potato Contract and other contracts had
been awarded, and that it was the Producers
themselves who had set the price of the bid.
In entering the bid, Mr. Rasmussen was
simply carrying out the instructions of the
Vegetable Producers.
Pat Horner told the group what had been '
done on the Power House, the cost to dat6,
and something of the work yet to be done.
Mr, Brock told the members that is was the
desire of the Board to have comnittees from
the different producers' units to discuss
the problems of each-with the 3oard.Er*om
the Dairymen’s group, Mr, Herald Thuma, Mr,
Virgil Eckert'and Mr, Roland Snodgrass had
been selected. The other groups (the Vege
table Producer^ and the Poultrymen) had not
selected their committeemen. It is hoped
that many of the problems of these groups
can .be worked out with the Board more ef
fectively through this method of closer
cont act,
I.M.C.Ar'-dersan.jjHA, A,;ent, was a guest at
the meeting. In speaking to the group Mr,
Anderson made it clear that he was not in
any way involved with the recent stories
concerning the Association.’ Reporters had
contacted him, he said, but he had told
them very plainly that he was in ho posi
tion to give out information, Mr. Anderson
regretted that such misleading information
had gotten into circulation. He also
pointed out that much of the difficulties
in the Association lay with the members,He
pointed out that the membership had never
backed any Board elected as they should and
that no Board could do the best work for *
them without their support and cooperation.
Ho told the group that the present Board
was doing everything it could to build up
the business of the Association and urged
the members to give them their support.
A social hour followed the adjournment of
the meeting during which time ice cream,
coffee, doughnuts and cup cakes were served
"It was a good meeting," members were heard
to say on the streets of Palmer the next
day.
RESIGNS
Mrs, Helen Ray has resigned from her posi
tion as Secretary to the Manager. It is
expected that someone will replace her this
next week. Mrs, Ray has'held this position
for the past three years.
OR P. R. sims
OEflTIST
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