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Nearly 2 Of> persons attended the
November 13 meeting of Palmer
P-TA E' h expressed their enjoy
ment or >ne program presented by
teachers of the Palmer School
system.
The program, planned in obser
vance of American Education
Week, was an “Average School
Day", in which some of the tea
chers took the part of themselves,
while the majority made up the
student body. Typical antics were
The display of water pistols, fre
quent sharpening of pencils—
gum chewing—talking in class—
losing place in text book and
many other instances that occur
during a teacher's average school
day. The skit was cleverly worked
up by the teachers and was modi
fied by Keith Stanton's closing
remark that the skit that took
about 20 minutes to perform pro
bably personified a two month
period and that in spite of it all
—the teachers still enjoyed their
work. Robert Diltz was program
chairman.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served.
FOR LOCAL SPUDS
REPDRTFD OOOD
Ti.o gccd p^'.a.oc.
is very goo-d, according to this
month’s Alaska Market News,
published by the Department ot
Agriculture. Some growers in the
Matanuska Valley and Anchorage
areas are holding their produce
u.rtil spring, it was reported, in
hopes for a raise in price.
Egg production for the month
of October is twice that of the
1953 period and increased in the
valley approximately 10 percent
during the past month. Milk pro
duction was also reported increas
ed, approximately 20 percent
greater than a year ago.
According to the News sizing
requirements on cabbage ship
ments for military resale were
recently changed. Individual
heads of domestic type cabbage
must weigh from one to four
pounds and one to six pounds for
the Danish type.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson,
former Palroerites, are in the pro
cess of building a new home on
Rural Route, Levening. Michigan.
Mrs. Nelson writes she misses all
Valley friends.
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CITY OF PALMER
Palmer, Alaska
Cr2:aensed Statement of Revenues and
Expenditures
OCTOBER 1, 19o3 lo SEPTEMBER CO, 1954
Revenues:
Revenues, General Fund
Revenues, Telephone Fund
Revenues, Water Fund _
Total Revenues .. ..
Expenditures:
Administrative and General Expenditures $20,471.81
S131.569.il
20.409.87
29,608.16
S181.587.14
Po-ice Department Expenditures
Fir^ Department Expenditures
Public Health and Safety Expenditures
Street Department Expenditures
School Operations Expenditures
Telephone Operations Expenditures
Water Opei'ations Expenditures .. _
Total Operating Expenditures ..
Excess Revenues Over Operating Expenditures
10.163.30
4,024.04
254.94
18,508.97
50.868.50
33.529.51
13,168.67
S150,989.74
S 30,597.40
Condensed Balance Sheet
SEPTEMBER 30, 1954
Assets:
Cash on Hand and on deposit, All Funds S 16,867.79
Accounts and Taxes Receivable, All Funds 42,697.56
Other Assets .... _ — —. 5.00
Investment in Fixed Assets, All Funds ... 112,192.79
Total
Liabilities:
Assets
S171.763.14
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 16,419.95
Contracts Payable _.... 11,745.03
Appropriations Payable, School District 26,983.99
Payroll and Excise Taxes Payable .. 2,530-11
Customers Deposits. Telephone __ 1,750.00
Total Liabilities ..-.
Reserve:
Reserve for Additional Expenditures on
School District Budget ....
Surplus:
Surplus Balance, September 30, 1954 All Funds
Total Liabilities, Reserve and Surplus...
59,429.08
5,498,05
106,836.01
$171,763,54
Condensed Statement of Surplus
SEPTEMBER 30. 1954
Operating Surplus (Deficit), October 1, 1953 S (5,424.38)
Surplus Invested in Fixed Assets, Oct. 1. 1953 78,600.28
Total Surplus Balance October 1, 1P53
Net Adjustments to Surplus for Prior Period
Adjusted Surplus Balance October 1. 1953
Add: Excess Revenues Over Operating Ex
penditures, Oct. 1, 1953 to Sept. 30, 1954
; Total Surplus Balance, September 30, 1954
Summary of Surplus September 30. 1954
General Fund (deficit). ............
i Telephone Operations (deficit).
| Water System, Surplus . ..... _...
! Surplus Invested in Fixed Assets
.Surplus, September 30, 1954
$ 72,275.90
3,062.31
76,238.61
30,597.40
$106,836.01
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(19,969.33)
16,439.49
112,192.79
Sld6.836.01
I The above Condensed Statements were prepared in conformity with
i the annual, independent audit, performed as of September 30, 1954.
(signed)
FRANK CONNELY
City Clerk
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S. L R. Members T-j
Members of the Alaska Society,
Sons of the American Revolution
will meet Sunday, November 21
at 3 p.m. at the South Shore Mo
tel, Lake Spenard, it was an
nounced today by A. Letcher
Seamands of Anchorage, territori
al secretary. William W. Elhott
of Palmer, territorial president,
Keef Hev. 2!
will preside.
Prospective members are m -
vitecl to attend, as are all Sons ;
of the American Revolution, .
whether or not members of the
Alaska Society.
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SQUASH.per lb. 26c
Everything for Your Favorite Stuffing
OYSTERS - i lb. can S5c % lb. can 79c
ClriiGXEN GIZZARDS. per lb. 53c
PORK SAUSAGE. per lb. 61c
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