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Sundays and Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
or
Ralph Moore
OFFICE CLOSES at NOON on SATURDAYS
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Palmer Alaska
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pat on the shoulder and a little ■
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day you ar even sweeter and
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Then to have new hats
Or trips, or money to burn.
But men ere foolish, too—
They never learn l
larjorie F.F. in Chicago Tribune
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eyes of Argus, has all the blind
ness of a bat.
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The Pc.Im -i' Jcr'-.unity «hest Board
announces receipts and allocations
for the '*<3 r 1950 as follows:
RECEIPTS
,,2272.00 ’ . *
30.00
703.72
19-50 Campaign
Pledges out»
stending
Balance forward _
(D.F.)
ALLOCATIONS
Agencies:
II.V.Health C. 1000.00
A.Crippled Child. 350.00
Boy Scouts of A. 250.00
Girl Scouts •
Palmer Library
Disaster Fund:
Balance forward
1950 Campaign
150.00
100.00
1350.00
703.72
552.00
1055.72
9.00
Administration:
Pledge cards
National Chest ’49 25.00
’* ’50 25.00
Supplies
41.00
100.00
y3005.72
5005.72
d). 00
BALANCE
A report of the. Disaster Fund, to
date is as follows:
TOTAL ALLOC -.711,1948 & 1949^1685.72
TOTAL DICBU7S ; D,1948 & 1949 982.00'
ON HAND,bo, in*ing 1950 Can. 703.72
ALLOC..TOD from'1950 Campaign 553.00
OF HAND, *i’eb, 1,1950 ' ~ ,,1055.72'
In alloc .ting, funds this year, the
Chest ^o rd's decisions were-based
on itemized budgets submitted by all
participating agencies. In the case
of National or territorial organiza
tions, as of local organizations,
these budgets v.;ere carefully anal
yzed by their local committees com
posed Of 7 11 oy citizens, -hile we
knew we v?ore not yet in a position
to pay our full share of district
wide administration expenses, we
hoped to be able to pay our share at
least of services actually and visi
bly received in the 1aimer area,.and
to this, end the- budgets were- care*
fully broken down, '-e'fell short by
*1000.00. ■ ‘
Failure to meet the budget require
ments of our member agencies could
result in serious curtailment of
services -.to the community. For this
year, at least, we are fortunate in
that both the hoy Scout and Girl
Scout headquarters for the Territory
are now loc t,vd in Anchorage, and
they ar- int rested in furthering
the program 'in Palmer, where we al
ready have about fifty children in
each organization, he will have the
necessary trajning courses even
though it means that money raised In
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