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ME3EERS VOTE TO SELL (continued from p. 1)
Units and buildings to be retained by the
Association are: the Power House, General
Office, H rehouse, Trading Post, Creamery
and Dairy.
The other suggestions made by the Hoard in
the recommendations submitted to the mem
bers over' a ’'Rohtif'acdwere not voted upon.
These were, by a vote, left to the discre
tion of the 3oard and included the dispo
sition of the "roduce Department for the
ensuing year.
The committee report as submitted by Hr.
L. C. Stock is too long to reproduce in
full, but covered the following sugges
tions. ’
Tliis committee did not favor the sale of
the r’ater and Sewer system because they
felt that it was a source of income with
very little expense. T ey did recommend
that the matter be again submitted to the
members when the town of Primer becomes
a municipality.
They did not favor the sale of the Dorm
itory and Staff Houses, Extension Service
Building and Post Office Building. How
ever, they did favor disposal of the
Hatchery Apartment Buildings, Hospital
Building, Recreation H 11, S '-age Disposal
Building and the Community Hall. T' ey
agreed rith the Board that the Garage was
serious dr^ir. on the Association, but
felt that to sell it would be to sell one
of their most desirable locations. They,
therefore recommended that the Board close
the automotive repair shop, move the
equipment of the maintenance de-artment
frcm the C rpenter shop to the G:-rage, and
investigate the possibility of equipping
one or more stalls with tools to be rented
to members only to do their own mechanical
work.
T ey listed four major obstacles rhich
must be overcome for the economic oper
ation of the Association. IV commenting"
u^on those the Committee said
m"c believe that re are in agreement rith
the Board of Directors in these observa
tions. '"a have disagreed rith their pro
posals ’-hen re did not believe they mould
contribute to a sounder operation. v’e
have maio' recommendations rhich, if fol
lored in some form, rill reduce the labor
expense in the Departments rhere it create
the losses. T7e agree rith the 3card in
the ndture of its proposals for tho Forer
House, and have offered further recommen
dations along that line,"
The report tras signed by L. C. Stock,
Frank Clark, ^at Kemmer, Virgil Eckert,
Charles Schaefer, Mads Johansen and
Ro1and Snodgrass.
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