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BUS FIRE CREATES EXCITEMENT
Some excitement was created in
Palmer on Monday evening of this
week about 6 p.m. when the ■‘■'ire De
partment was called out to exting
uish a fire in the rear of the-Mata-*
nuska Valley Bus which was parked in
its usual place between the Valley
Theatre and Bert’s. A1 Hagen said
that he first tried CO2, but finally
had to employ water to scrttalch the
flames which finally shot up several
feet into the air.
One tire was destroyed end there was
considerable damage to the wiring of
the bus, Mr. Hagen reported. The
bus v/as later taken to a garage
where new wiring was installed and
then was driven on back to Anchorage
SC S MEETING IN PALMER j '
Lorin T. Oldroyd and Bert Stemple of
Fairbanks were in Palmer this week
to attend anoint meeting of the
Soil Cons.ervation Service Territor
ial Boafd of Supervisors and Advis
ory Board, on Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
CREDIT UNION
Cent. from page 4
all credit on those shares toward
dividend payment?"'at'TJhe end of the
year. Your dividends-could equal
more than the interest you paid on
the a loan of the same amount. Sup
pose you had a hundred' shares' in the
Credit Union.in January. By the
end of the year this would equal
1200 share .months. If during the
year you.needed ylOO. cash, it would
be wiser for you to borrow the ..->100.
and leave your.deposit in tact for
two reasons. First, your deposits
would be earning their share of in
terest collected on all loans; and
second, it is much e&Sier to-pay
back a loan than to replace the
withdrawn shares. In other v/ords
-you arc forcing yourself to save
jmoney by not withdrawing your shares.
Fooling yourself?-Well perhaps, but
[sonetMios that ,is the :smart. thing to
!ao. nowovor, you do not need to
have a lot of money invested in the
Credit Union in grejer to borrow.Most
of those who borrow do not have monej
invested. "hat you do need is a
good credit ra'ting or adequate se
curity and a moans of paying the
loan back in installments over a
[peribd of time. All loan applica
tions are reviewed by the Credit
|Coriimittee and are made only upon the ■
(approval of that committee. Thus far,
'the Credit Union has no delinquent
loans, jo hope .that we do not have
any.
Dor.tt forgot' the meeting Saturday
evening in the former Library Room
at 8 p.m. Cake, coffee and Ice crear
Will be served. That’s January 14.
IRWINS
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Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Irvin loft this
Last Saturday for Seattle by piano,
Trs. Irwin will ;stop at Seattle and
go on to Portland, Oregon, where she
will visit her son, Don, who is at
tending college there. Later she
will go to California where she will
visit relatives,
Mr, Irwin ’‘‘ill take a Strata-Cruiser
frpm Seattle to Washington D.C.
where he will transact business rel
ative to the Alaska Research Admin
istration. It is not known just
how long ho will bo away, Mrs.Piopel
Administrative Assistant, stated."
‘HOMEMAKERS CLUI5S
Tho ^iv^rbv-naClub will meet r.t the
home of Mrs. Viola Lentz on the 19th
V/asilla Home Lakers’ Club will m_et
at the hom^ of Mrs. Mary Hcrvoy on
the 19th.