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momnUSKR VALLLH FARRIERS' CD-OPERATlUG fiSS'R
Vol. Ill
Palmer, Alaska
December 14, 1951
No. 48
HUNTLEY TAKES
A WIFE
Mrs . Kathrcen Hecker
and Charles 0. Huntley
longtime residents of
the Valley were united
in marriage late Sat
urday afternoon, Decem
ber eighth at the Church
of God, The Reverend
George Geiwitz officiat
ing.
Following the ceremony
the couple attended a
wedding dinner given in
their honor by Mr. HyntH
ley's daughter, Mrs. Wm.
Rcmplo■
The eouple will make i
their home at the Hunt
ley farm south of town.
NO CHARGE S IN.
ROB SERIES
U»S, Commissioner Dor
othy Saxton said today
that no charges have
been filed against seven
Palmer youths who alleg
edly participated in
robbery at the Eklutna
Lodge and the Sheep Mt•
Lodge. The local High
way Patrol has been in
vestigation the inci
dents, put in the ab
sence of formal com
plaints, ho action has
been taken*
Rex Kibbee and Jack
Hemmer are leaving this
week for Seattle. They
are to bring back some
trucks for the Co-op,
Pvt. Lynn Sandvik left
Palmer this v/eek follow
ing a ten day leave from
Ft. Richardson, Anchorage
Lynn will be stationed
at Ladd Fie Id,Fairbanks.
RASMUSSENS TO
WINTER OUTSIDE
C.R.Rasmussen, acting
manager of the Matan**'
uska Valley Farmers' Co
operating Association
for the past two years,
is announcing his res
ignation to become off’
fective on January 1st.
He and Mrs. Rasmussen
will be leaving shortly
thereafter for a winter
outside visiting with
relatives and friends,
in California, Kansas,
Oklahoma and Missouri.
According to Roy Brock
president of- the Co-op
Board of Directors, ap
pointment of a new man
ager is still pending.
VALLEY BANK TO
H AVE N E w
MANAGER
Directors of the Mat
anuska Valley Bank an
nounced this week that
Jan Koslosky, president,
is to take over full
time management of the
bank.
The resignation of
Jack Maze, manager since
January , has been
accepted. He and Mrs.
Maze, who has resigned
her position as teller,
will devote their full
time to personal busi
ness in and around Pal
mer.
THE PALMER HIGH SCHOOL
MOOSE BASKETBALL TEAM
WILL JfeET THE -196th.
H M CO., IN THE HIGH
SCHOOL GYM. ON FRIDAY
NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK, BE
SURE TO SEE THIS GAME.
ELKS' BALL TO BE
GALA AFFAIR
Clarence Bell, chair
man of the entertain
ment committee for the
Elks' Purple Bubble Ball,
announced today that the
ball, which is for all
Elks and their guests,
will be the most gala
occasion that Palmer
has yet seen.
With ladies and their
gentlemen in semi-form
al dress, tho eym light
ed in a soft purple and
an orchestra from Anchor
age, the spectacular e
vont will begin prompt
ly at nine o'clock.
All Elks are asked by
Mr. Bell to pick up
their guest tickets as
soon as possible. These
are available at the
Palmer Fountain and Cafe
and the Co-op Creamery.
RORRISON -HANSEN
Miss Meryl Hansen,
daughter of Mrs. Esther
Rogers of Seward, be
came the bride of Law
ronco D. Rorrison, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L.p.
Rorrison of Palmer, in
an afternoon ceremony
performed at the bride’s
home on November 29•
The groom, son of or
iginal colonists attend*
od Palmer Schools. Hort
Teague served as best
man at the wodding.
Following tho ceremony
the wedding party and
guests enjoyed a wedd
ing dinner served at
the home of tho bride,
Mr*. Rorrison, mothor
of the bridegroom, at
tended tho wedding.