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badges at Pack Meeting
Many badges were received by
Palmer Cub Scouts at the March
pack meeting, held last Monday.
Badges, were presented by Cub
master George Geiwitz to Cubs’
parents, who in turn gave the
awards to their sons. They went
to the following Cubs:
John Meiers, wolf; Michael
Leik, wolf; Henry Gallant, bear:
Neil Hermon, silver arrow
(earned by doing 10 electives in
addition to his regular achieve
ments); Paul Davis, lion and four
silver arrows. Paul has now com
pleted his three regular achieve
ments, plus his silver arrows.
J. C. Harder and Jack Niemann
received their identification cards
at this pack meeting, which was
attended by 56 parents and Cubs.
Victor Johnson, idea-chairman
for the month of April, gave an
outline of the theme, which is to
be Indian lore. Scoutmaster Vic
tor Alfsen and Everett Johnson
demonstrated the making of rope
on a machine built by Everett.
For the evening’s entertainment j
program, Dens One and Three ]
presented skits centered about ;
this month’s photography theme, j
Colored slides of Alaska, Van
couver and Yellowstone National
Park were shown by Cubmaster
Geiwitz.
The meeting closed with the
awarding of the Totem Pole for
top den to Den One. The den had
a rating of 95 points.
Cubmaster Geiwitz announced
his resignation at this meeting.
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The election of a fair board;
head, to replace Clyde King, Sr., j
resigned, was postponed at this j
week’s regular meeting. Mads
Johanson and Clair Stock, both ,
tentatively declined a nomination
for the office, and it was decided
to let the matter be tabled for an- 1
other week, while both nominees
gave further thought to the mat
ter.
Merle Anderson was elected to
fill Mr. King’s position on the
board.
Advertising solicitation was dis
cussed and the board took action
to contact an Outside agent, who
will be asked to solicit ads in Se
attle on -a percentage basis. It
was felt that possibly an addi
tional thousand dollars of adver
tising might be picked up in Se
attle, by someone who is on the
spot and can personally contact
manufacturers there.
The matter of establishing a
budget for the ’50 fair also was
postponed, in order to allow trea
surer Tom Lepak time to make a
r p ;f"fi n of expense for the
past three years.
A request to rent fair grounds
buildings, to be used as living
quarters, was discussed by board
members. After considerable
thought on the matter, it was
voted to rent Quonset huts only
for this purpose. Renters must
take them as they stand, must
sign a lease agreement and must
pay two months’ rent in advance.
Just as the meeting adjourned,
Mr. Stock advanced the idea, to
be discussed at next Monday’s
meeting, of attempting to form a
business men’s advisory commit
tee to the fair board. He suggest
ed that all organizations be con
tacted, asking them to name a
representative to the committee,
to meet with the fair board to pre
sent suggestions and criticisms.
Action on the suggestion was de
layed until next Monday’s meet
ing.
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SET FOR GO SIGNAL
TOMORROW MORNING
School days were in progress
ior Valley census - takers this
week, but classes ended last night
and workers got a one-day vaca
' tion before nose counting starts
I omorrow morning. Merle Ander
! •son. crew leader, estimates that
it will take about three weeks to
finish the Valley count, and ap
proximately two weeks for Pal
mer proper.
Mr. Anderson announced that
the following enumerators had
been assigned to the Valley and
the area north of Palmer:
I Mrs. Klaire Johnson, rural area
jof the Valley; Mrs. Vivian Hanks.
1 Palmer area; Rex Kibbe, Wasilla
I area; Harry Campbell, area north
i of Moose Creek, including the coal
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Chamber Meeis Wednesday
, The next regular meeting of
the Valley Chamber of Commerce
will be Wednesday, April 5, presi
dent Clair Stock reminded today.
The luncheon meeting begin
promptly at noon in the former
library at the Rec Hall.
I nines district; Mrs. Georgia
| Kibbe, unassigned; Mrs. Dorothy
: Wolfe, Talkeetna and Cache
i Creek section.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
The Palmer Incorporated School
; District Election to fill the expir
| ing terms of two School Board
i members, will be held in the Pal
mer School Gymnasium on Tues
day, April 4, i 950.
Time 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Klaire E Johnson, Clerk.
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Tomatoes 34'
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