Troop 66
Meeting was called to order.
De Von Vertrees taught a game
to the girls. We also planned
our skits for Court of Awards.
Meeting was adjourned.
DeVon Vertrees, Reporter
Troop 67 Golden Girls
We opened the meeting by
each girl saying the Girl Scout
promise. Judy Koplin won the
fingernail inspection. We dis
cussed problems that may come
up at Girl Scout camp. We
talked about badges we are
working on. We closed with
taps and had the clasp.
Gladyce Cannon, Reporter
Troop 65 Polar Bear Brownies
We practiced the flag cere
mony. We sang songs and had
rhythm band. Then we played
a game called “Out of the Igloo.”
Patsy Longley, Scribe
Troop 64 Snowbird Brownies
We held our meeting with six
girls present. We are working
on our display project for Court
of Awards. We are also learn
ing our song for the program.
We enjoyed some very good
Girl Scout cookies.
Myra Takak, Scribe
Former Juneau Man
Faces Possible
Embezzlement Charge
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., UP—
Municipal judge Edward I. Mc
Auliffe Wednesday continued
for a second time a hearing on
' removal of Herbert S. Rowland
to Juneau on a federal warrant
charging he embezzled $27,177
from a Canadian insurance firm.
The hearing is now scheduled
for May 1.
Rowland wks arrested Feb. 24,
a week after he had been hired
as manager of the Chamber of
Commerce of nearby Los Altos.
Arresting officers said Row
and, who represented Crown In
surance Co. in Juneau from Jan.
1953 to Nov. 1956, told them he
had signed a restitution agreement
with the bonding company prom
ising to pay back the money
over a 13-year period and that
the company had agreed not to
prosecute.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
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North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Mildred Harwood
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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