ITWmiSffl VfiLLEy FflRfTiERS
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VOL. XL
Palmer, *Uaska
October 8, 1948 No.40 /
nEiu monoGER arrives
Mr. J. W. Wilson and family arrived lato
Sr.turday evening Octobor 4, to make their
nou home in Palmor* Mr. Wilson has boon
employed by the M.V.F.C.A. as the net? mana
ger of tho Association.
Mi’, Wilson graduated from tho Utah Stato
A*Ti cultural Col lego in 1938 and later re
turned to tho same College to do Post grad
uate rork in Cooperatives.
After graduation in 1938, Mr. Wilson uas
employed by tho Soil Conservation Service j
for 5 years during vhich time he became
acquainted uith Charles Wilson uho is hoad
of the Soil Conservation v/ork hero. Per
about four years Mr. Wilson farmed in
southom Idaho T7horo ho uas raised as a
faim boy. Prom Government sorvico Mr.
Wilson'rent into Cooperative uork at White
Salmon. Oregon.uhero ho had boon located
uith tho Soil Conservation Service. During
his residence in White Salmon, ho uas
Master of tho Grango for four years.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have four children,
Aliyn, ag6 8; Carol, ago 3; and a pair of’
tuin boys, lorry and Jimmie, age 4 months.
The family had boon onrouto over the High
uay for 12 days and the tuins apparently
stood it better than any of them. At least
they shuued the least fatiguo upon arrival
Carol uas all thrilled over tho uild ani
mals she had seen along tho uay. Mr.Wilson
reported the roads in fair condition, al
though, some very bad muddy stretches uoro
encountered botuocn Duuson Creek and Ed
TnnTvfccvn _
ARCHIE PARKS . SUCCUMBS
Archio Perks, age 66, diod very suddenly
after a briof illness on Thursday of this
uoek. Mr. Parks uas on duty as Nightuatcb
man botucon the hours of 1 and 8 a.m. on
Thursday uhen he sufferod a hoart attack.
He uas taken to the Hospital that morning
and at noon uas reported as gotting along
all right, but hospitalization for several
uooks uould bo necessary. Ho pas sod auay
botuccn 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. that same day.
Funeral services trill bo conducted from
tho Seventh Day Alventist Church on Sunday
October 10, at 2:00 p.m;
Cont. on pp. 5
27 DfliRymfri griitg
nnOTHER: SUIT AGflUTST
, THEIR RSSOCIflTIOn :
Nous of another lausuit by members of the
Matanuska V:\lloy Formers* Cooperating Asso
ciation against thpir association reached
_tho Valley this uook via the radio*
The following names of membors involved in
the suit to got her. T7ith the amount each is
asking uas roloased this ueok to tho Valley
Settlor:
Prank McAllister
Leonard & Ouon Moffitt
John L. Copo
A.R.Moffitt
M:;rlo Anderson
arvid Johnson
William Lentz
Ernost H;arr ington
A. A. Rei 'pol
William Ising
C ,R. Monaghan
Tom Moffitt
Chet Liobing
L.M. DcPriest
,Joo Lontz
Paul NoIson
B#J. Los sing
William E, Heeker
Hfciil K ire her & Walter Me nek
H,A* Bonson
LlW. Hunter
H,S# Bauer
Frank Linn
Gust Scheibl
Walter Huntley
Total
Plus Attorney Fees
& 60 interest.
$2;695.50
i;118.89
1J941.24
ljl54.ll
2;48?;io
2; 598.27
1,264.62
868.65
'752.65
2;420.59
3 J527.70
1,894:45 /
993.71'
755.82
891.80
666i71
993.33
'710:83
1,852.60
556:47
23:20
'188:73
Ii788;i6
1,165.09
,264.76
033,574.98
3,000.00
036.574,98
The suit uas filed by T.rank McAllister.
The above number represents about 3/4 of
the number of Dairymen and the $33,574„98
is the portion of $47,477.48 that this
group claims as thoir share*
According to figures released by the Ace *'
counting Office this ueek, Cont. on pp. 3
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ST. miCMELS CHURCH PflLfriER
SATURDAY EVENING -OCTOBER 16 - SCHOOL AUDITORIUM