CCTMISSIO'VIH VISITS SCHOOL (continued from)
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school rests with the Territorial office
in regard to hiring or dismissing a Super
intendent or teacher. The local school
board has only the power to make recommen
dations which nay or may not be followed
by the Territorial office. The acceptance
o<* a resignation also rests with the Terr
itorial office.
qUAHTZHLY 'HZTIHG (continued from "age l)
Manager Marvin Allyn gave a brief report
on the market outlook for the coming year.
Indications are, he stated, that the mar
ket will-be the best the Valley has ever
had. He, however, warned farmers to cur
tail debt obligations as nredictions ac
cording to market reports from the nation
over are that a slump is bound to come
some time not too many years off. The out
look for egg producers appears good, "ew
er chickens are being hatched in the
states, which means a greater demand for
Alaskan produced eggs.
Following the reports, general discussion
continued until the group became too tired
to stay any longer. Generally sneaking
the discussion was a frank expression of
opinions between the Board and the members
Harold S ephan, who has been a silent mem
ber for the past ten years, took on active
pa rt in the discussion as a Board member.
Mr. ?'ur.-a objected to the word "demand” in
one re'-ort from the Board of Directors as
printed in the Valley Settler. II.■ also
stated that this committee of Dairymen had
recommended the decentralization of the
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:'r. Aliya. was asked why he had submitted
his resignation and he stated that he felt
that the problems confronting the Associa
tion were of such a nature that it would
take a manager who had the full support of
all the members of the Board, and he felt
that he did not have the support and the
confidence needed. The Board stated that
they had not acted upon either the resig
nation of Ilr. Allyn or lh*. E overran, al
though they had had several meetings since
these were submitted, a Resolution was
passed recommending that the Board ask
both of these men to reconsider. The
Dairymen expressed the opinion that the
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