. 20 GIRL SCOOTS
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Among the many Girl Scout
from this region who will leav
for King’s Lake Camp July 1
are 16 Palmer girls. Other camp
ers are from Anchorage, Chu
giak, Wasilla, Fort Richardson
and Elmendorf Air Force Base.
Palmer Girl Scouts will bi
picked up at the Palmer schoo
grounds Sunday afternoon a
| 2 p.m., for their trip to th<
J camp grounds. All girls mus
j have their health cards or thej
wil1 be unable to go, it was an
j nounced this week. Dr. C. C
Bailey of Palmer again this yeai
offered his services to the Scouts
and gave over 40 physical ex
aminations to girls planning to
attend camp during the three
week period.
1 Staff positions for the camp
have been filled, according to
1 Marjory Bailey, camp direc
tor. Brownie Scouts who have
been attending camp this past
week will return home on Sun
day afternoon. Approximately
80 girls were in attendance for
this first week of camping.
Palmer girls who leave for
camp this Sunday are: Barbara
Anderson, Viva Martin, Lorinda
Westgate, Ruth Henry, Betty Jo
Wilson, Dorothy Lentz, Sally
Reed, Jill Cope. Dianne Haight,
Joan Hurley, Sandra Brantley,
Glennie Combs, Roberta Uzelac,’
Elizabeth Shook. Gretchen Es
slinger, and Judy McKinley. " |
Planning to attend the third
week of camping are Judy In
man, Judy Hurley, "Waldine
Lundberg and Jean Onkka. These
four girls will meet at the home
of Mrs. Oliver Onkka July 19 at
2 p.m. for transportation to camp.
Palmer campers represent
Troops 15, 26, 27 and 33.
Parents are invited to visit
:amp on Thursday evening.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS ,
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS '
4-H NEWS
Butie Boys
Our meeting was held on July
6 at the home of Mrs. I. M. Sand
vik. President Dean Parks brought
the meeting to order. We said the
Pledge and Secretary Eldon Sand
vik read the minutes of our last
meeting.
Next roll was called. Russel
Wilkenson and Richard Freeman
were abrsent. We sang songs and
Elden gave a transplanting dem
onstration. Eldon forgot to bring
refreshments. After the meeting
we played soccer and basketball.
JERRY GALLAGHER, reporter
Fairview Country Club
We held our meeting at the
home of Mrs. Hjellen on July 1
with our members and two guests
present.
Carolyn Nelson and Susan Hjel
len gave a demonstration on bak
ing cup cakes. Elizabeth Rickter
off led us in songs. Sally Carson
and Elizabeth showed their com*
i Pleted kerchieves and started
making skirts with the help of
| their leader Mrs. John Hornung.
We had refreshments and then
adjourned.
SUSAN HJELLEN, reporter
Wasilla Clover Club
The meeting was called to or
der by President Annetta Sawby.
| The minutes were approved as
| read. Under new business we dis
cussed the first picnic. It will be
held just after the next meeting,
to be held July 2 at three p.m.
A demonstration was given on
how to wash a sweater by Char
maine Sawby. A lesson on Fabrics
was given by Mrs. Sawby.
xhe meeting was adjourned so
girls could go swimming.
Clara Elizabeth Ayers, reporter
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Girl Scout News
Palmer Girl Scouts of Troop 26
will meet Friday. July 10 at the 1
United Protestant Church at 1
p.m It is expected that the badges •
will arrive for that date. 1
Mr. and M*f* Earl Brown,
Now at thoine in their house
in the AHA housing area are Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Brown who were
married in Anchorage on June 21.
Mrs. Brown is the former Fran
ces. Clay and for her wedding,
which was performed by Rev.
Bruce Groseclose in the Methodist
Church, chose a light rose suit
with which she wore navy blue1
accessories and a corsage of white*
and pink carnations. 1
Making Home in Palmer
Mrs. Delores Watkins and Kerb
Spreen, both of Anchorage were
attendants for the couple. Follow
ing a wedding trip up the Alaska
Highway, the couple returned to
Palmer, where the bridegroom is
a partner in the Matanuska Air
Trade Service.
Mrs. Brown was formerly em
ployed by the CAA office in An
chorage and since moving to Pal
mer has accepted a position with
the Geological Survey, wax xe
THIS MAY INTEREST YOU!
A1 Saxton, owner of Valley Real Estate Co., oi Palmer, has
made a working agreement with the O. R. Skaggs Realty
of Anchorage, whereby all listings will be advertised in
Anchorage, all of Alaska and all over the United States,
through use of newspapers, magazines, radio and a catalog.
This catalog is being nationally advertised, several hund
red copies are distributed every month. It is a very ef
active way of selling Homes. Farms and Business Oppor
tunities. Drop into the Valley Real Estate office for your
FREE copy.
WE ARE NOT HOUDINSS
And will not guarantee to sell your place, but, we will
guarantee to give a hard intelligent effort on every list
mg we take. Advertising is expensive, therefore we must
ask for Exclusive listing for a reasonable length of time
and at a sensible price. Drop in, have a talk with us, -you
will be glad you did." Those of you who now have your
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iour O. K. for this national advertising.
VALLEY REAL ESTATE and
0. R. SKAGGS REALTY
Palmer Anchorage
Homer
VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN
A1 J. DeJulio
"L“cond class matter on Oct 21. 1947, at the post office at
Palmes, Alaska, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
...Publisher, Manager
~...Virginia Gallant
®ok«cription Rates. «jn„ ' IT
Mailed to all points in Alaska and the United States *
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF
The Matanuslca Valley Bank
Located at Palmer, Territory °f Alaska,
At the close of business on the 30th day of June, 1953
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
Loans on real estate
United States bonds and securities
•Banking house, furniture and fixtures
Other real estate owned
Checks on other banks and other cash'items'
Cash on hand and Due from
Leasehold Improvements
TOTAL .
Banks
.520,642.56
.391,567.49
—.363.589.25
— 23,510.42
— 31.759.08
216.00
—419,235.68
— 15,962.59
-1,766.483.07
_ . liabilities
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund . .
Reserves .
Undivided profits less expenses paid
Demand deposits .
Time deposits .
Cashier's and certified checks
TOTAL .' .
. 75.000.00
..... 50.000.00
. 10,000.00
.. 44,824.42
.—1,197.908.67
.- 384,262.74
.—. 4,487.24
.— 3,766,483.07
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA )
TERRITORY OF ALASKA ) SS
3rd JUDICIAL DIVISION )
i Jones, Cashier of the above named
s,a,ement *
IL M. Jones, Cashier
(CORRECT ATTEST)
Robert A. Baker
James J. Hurley
Directors
.. (NOTARIAL SEAL)
rai?d s™crn i0 before me this
bth day ol July, 1953
Shirley R. Haire
a ^Vbllc in and for Territory of
Alaska. My commisison expires 4-28-56
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