this work. Mr.Anderson has boon
paid all but this amount. It has
noon suggested that this amount be
raised by donation rather than a
dar.ee as 'before. All /those scri
ourly interested' , ini seeing elec
tric light and powe’r in the- valley
may help by donating a small sum
to pay for work already done. It.
is not anticipated that further
servov workcwill bo necessary.
.CUE CK- UP ANN OUNCE ME: IT
In tonnection with land clearing,
the Nuria Development kept, and ■■
tl c accounting Office exert every
effort to be ac c or mode, ting and
got checkups and checks ready
quickly for each piece completed,
During recent months the requests
f-r checksups and payments on
pieces not completed have been
incre sing, some of these requests
have been granted in recognition
•of necessity for funds on the
part of those Icing the clearing.
V/e now fincl c great many requests
for cl eclcups arc being made long
before the piece is cleared and
this has caused r s many as trhrec
trips a day to individual tracts
with waste of tine and money'.
Hereafter when a request is made
for a checkup on clashing, the
< piece must he c mpl ;tcd. If it
is f und otherwise, no payment
can be made and there will be no
further checkup until the follow
• inq week, as it is impossible to
continue making fovoitI trips to
each tract.
Vi i Hi am V/. head
KUdTIHG 03' APR.24
Vice-president, Motion carried.
A motion was carried authorizing
the auditing of the books of the
As sociation at the time they arc
transferred from the•out-going
Treasurer, Mr.Miller, to Mr.Ras
mussen. Adjournment to meet Apr.2(
BOARD MEETING APRIL 26
All members but Frank were pres
ent at what was to be a short
meeting to work on offers relative
to the transfer of ‘the different
units to' the Co-op.
Mr,Load outlined tentative plans
applicable to handling and dis
posal of fresh produce. He en
dorsed plans for a shipping clerk
for the consolidation and effic
ient disposal of outgoing ship
ments. Ho approved the concentra
tion of responsibility for re
quisitions and orders in one per
son. do stated that the Corpora
tion favored the transfer of the
operation and management of the
produce department to the Co-op
as so*on as pos sib 11 and requested
that Mr.Stock meet w ith him the
following morning to draw up a
telegram to Mr.Shoely.
On the subject of the cannery, Mr.
Head st tec1, that, based un demands
for last years pack, It would be
advisable to stress peas and beets,
canning-only a limited amount of
carrots, with a greater emphasis
on their disposal bunched and in
bulk. It was estimated that at
least two times the amount of peas
c \nr.c 1 last yopr could be sold.
Contracts will bo drawn up with
advances commensurate with prices
paid by outside canneries plus
On the subject of braator storage
facilities for root crops, he ask
ed that mere detailed plans and
an estimated cost bo presented so
that Hr.Sheoly' might bo informed
immediately.
The Board spent the last hour of *
the mooting working on further
details. Meeting adjourned .at
11:30 to meet May 1.
>
Mr.Hoad and Mr,Stock have drawn
up their plans in a detailed
telegram which was sent Thursday