DRIFTWOOD
(Cont. from Pago 5, Col. 4)
board literally, there is no
use in any of we Homer resi
dents attending the PUD board
meetings. Ho told Ivlorris
Killen Monday night that the
board acted to the best of
their ability in solving the
hospital road graveling job
and that the matter was clos
ed.
This bit of byplay took
place the first meeting of
the board after they had mot
in special session the pre
vious Thursday night to solve
the road problem, but Killen,
he said, was out of order.
Killon, in our opinion,
has boon out of order* at nu
merous meetings of tho board,
but Monday night he should
have been told that the meet
ing was called to discuss the
budget and that his question
would be answered at the next
meeting of the board. As a
taxpayer Killen had every
right to be answered then and
there or else be told when ho
would be answered.
The members of the’ board
have our sympathies in;so far
as we realise that t£oy are
all working men and therefore
bava all too little’time to
devote to the PUD, but tnoy
were - elected, and .therefore
nuat-do tb*ir best • to*serve,
wr nic’an servestho.people,
- ~We.have- had ho word to
dale os to what the regular
meeting Monday .night, will
cover* We' as sum©- that vat
least a portion of::the meet4
iiigtwili. be -taken up with -
further discussion of the
budget which imiBt.bb prepared
at the edrlfest possible mo
ment. ‘ V ;
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PUD MEETING
(Cont* from Page 1, Col* 2)
was told that he was out of
order and that the board did
what they saw fit and that
the matter was closed as far
as the board was concerned*
Howard dicker sham asked
the board what they had
agreed to pay _Atkinson, and
he was quoted the above
prices,
Charles Waldron asked what
the president thought the
people thought about the de
cision. " The president an
swered that the board did as
they saw fit.
After this brief interlude
the board continued to work
on the budget* They were in
terrupted by Henning Johnson
who asked whether or not the
board intended to call a ref
erendum on the hospital issue
and he was told there would
baino referendum*
(The complete minutes of
this meeting are not avail
able to the press, but it is
understood that the board
finally passed a motion that
the press and radio wouicfcbbc
informed before each board
meeting of the tentative
agenda. At press" time no
agenda has been received for
next Monday’s meeting, Ed„)
NATIONAL GUARD GOES ON
TorO-DRILL A UEEIC SCHEDULE
\ The Homer platoon of the
Alaska National Guard started
drilling trice a reek this
reck, according to Lt„ Harry
Gregoire, commanding officer*
The platoon meets in the
front portion of the Method
ist church from? 7 tot 9 bn
Tuesday .and. Thursday even-,
ings. •
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• CHRISTIAN
COMMUNITY CSURCH
(Official Publication)
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
of THE RaNK OF HOMSR
located at Homer, Alaska, Territory of'Alaska, at the
close of Business on the 31st day of December, 1954
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts.$ 59,560*26
Loans on real estate*..*....••••••**•**••«»• 127,377*65
Overdrafts***•.••••»•••••*••••••••**.••**•«* 724*33
United States bonds and securities*•*.*•**.* 45,143*32
Other bonds and warrants**.*•••**..70,021.34
Stocks, securities, judgements, claims, etc* 190.00
Banking house, furniture and fixtures......* 26,475.10
Duo from other banks..*....... 49,£57.23
Cash on hand*.... 44,314*93 j
Accrued interest receivable.724.11
Prepaid exponses..*******.........**.******* '1,184,60
TOTAL.*.. §425,273.37
LIABILITIES
*
Capital.... § 36,800.00
Reserves*. ...*......it*.. 2,886.08
Undivided profits..........,*. 651*50
Demand deposits*............................. 329,690.79
Time deposits.... 53,024.22
Cashier?s and certified checks........ 2,220.78
TOTAL. §425,2^3.37 ;
i
United States of America, Territory of Alaska,
Third Judicial Division - ss. • ■ *
I, A. R. Cronin, Vice-President & Cashier of the above
named Bank of Homer, do solemnly snear that the foregoing5,
statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief*
A. R. Cronin, Vice-President & Cashier
4 ::'tuor>
(NOTARIAL SEAL) '' ■ ; (CORRECT ATTEST)
Subscribed and snom to
before mo this 7th day of : v.Vi Iqp Rhodes
January, 1955*
R*'W* Kranich
Arluen tf* ICranich, Post-* -
master, Notary Public in and j-.t ^ Directors
for the Territory of Alaska. "~
r Homer, Alaska . ♦ *■
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