PETERS ARE IN WASHINGTON
Word received from the W. C.
Peters family at the office of the
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation here
reports that they have been for
tunate in finding a Washington
apartment. They are now set
tling themselves in Washington,
D. C., where Mr. Peters began his
new work with the Department
of the Interior on June 27.
The family visited in Oregon.
California. Utah, Colorado, Wis
consin and Minnesota after they
left Palmer.
Hiding your cash in an old
sock is losing money for you
every day.
BANK WITH US. and let
your money earn for you as
you save.
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PALMER, ALASKA
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Open Friday evenings 5 to 7
Community
Calendar
Thursday
AMERICAN Legion at Carpen
ter’s Hall at 8 p. m.
AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary at
Carpenter’s Hall at 8 p. m.
MIXING BOWL 4-H Club at 2
p. m.
Saturday
FAIR Association dance at gym
nasium at 9 p. m.
Monday
UNITED Protestant Junion camp
opens at King’s Lake.
MATANUSKA Valley Breeder’s
Association at Extension Of
fice at 8 p. m.
PCRA at Bank at 7:30 p. m.
VETERANS’ Farm Class in for
mer library at 8 p. m.
Tuesday
SOURDOUGH Homemakers
meet.
EVENING Craft Club at Exten
sion Office at 8 p. m.
MOOSE at Moose Hut at 8 p. m.
WOMEN of the Moose at Moose
Hut at 8 p. m.
FAIR Board at former library at
8 p. m.
VALLEY Volunteer Fire Associ
ation at Valley Theatre at 8
p. m.
Wednesday
CARPENTER’S Union at Carpen
ter’s Hall at 8 p. m.
LUTHERAN Ladies Aid at Mrs.
Ann Niemann’s.
TWELVE-THIRTY Homemakers
at Mrs. Ted Glen’s.
CHEECHAKO Homemakers at
Mrs. Harry Wimmer’s.
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PALMER
Senior Scouts
Pass Funds On
To New Troop
The recent reorganization of
Palmer’s Girl Scouts was made
possible through the generosity
of last year’s Senior troop, now
disbanded, it was learned this
week from assistant Scout leader,
Mrs. Herman Turner. The dis
banding seniors, who were led
by Mrs. Harry Ryan, turned
over their treasury to the new
Scouts.
The reorganized troop, acti
vated in April, numbers 24 girls
on its roster. The troop is di
vided into three patrols, led by
Geraldine Kindgren, Neola Sand
vik and Barbara Kindgren.
Geraldine Kindgren is troop
scribe, Mary Ann Mears is
treasurer, and Neola Sandvik is
reporter. These officers and pa
f
trol leaders, together with their
leaders, Mrs. E. J. Blom and Mrs.
Turner, make up the Court of
Honor.
The troop held its Investiture
Ceremony on May 27, when the
Scouts entertained their mothers.
All girls who had qualified as a
Tenderfoot Scout last year, vol
untarily re-qualified this year, so
that all 24 members of the troop
are working toward their Second
Class badge.
In .the_spring season just past,
the troop held 12 regular meet
ings, took two hikes and spon
sored a cookie sale. They are now
in their summer recess, and
meetings will not be resumed un
til after school opens in the fall.
The Girl Scouts hold their
meetings at the Church of God.
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