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PALMER ,AIA3KA
JANUARY 11, 1946 •
NO. I
E.E. HARRISS TO BE
NEW CO-OP MANAGER
A contract has been signed with Mr. E.E,‘
\Harriss to become our next Co-op Manager.
He will take oyer his now duties in May.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS' MVFCA
Max Sherrod r
Sec, Sc Tress.
Mr. E.E. Harriss came to the Valley last
fall as Superintendent of the Rainer School
He evidently likes the Valley veil enough
to remain’and take over the management of
the mveca;
HARRY LaMOTTE Sc MRS. LEE CKALlr TAKE VOT.’S
Last Saturday evening at 8 F.M. Harry
LaMottc and Mrs. Lee "halin wore united in
marriage at the parish of Rev. George
Savchenko. They were attended, by Clay
Johnson and Miss Holme.
bride wore a blue suit and corsage of
denias and Miss Ho lime wore a cors3go of.
jscs..
Other guests at the wedding were'Mrs. Clay
Johnson and Shirley and Clay Jr., and
Albert LaHotte, son of Mr. Harry La?!otto,
The bride and groom left immediately after
the: ceremony for Anchorage‘where they
remained over the week end. They arc' mnV
making their home in Palmer where Mr.
LaMottc is employed.
"ALTER HUNTLEY HOME ON FIRE LAST T7HEK.
Last week on Thursday evening the Palmer
Fire Department nas called tp the 'loiter
Huntley hone to extinquigh flames that
had started while they wore attempting to
thaw-out the oil lino -loading to tho
kitchen stove. The fire was soon put
out and the only loss tvqjb a, few broken" ’
window panes from the hoat of tho fire.
The fire in Fairbanks on Saturday nigjvt
caused Mr, Neill a great deal of worry,but
his office was not burned, hoi learned.
PALMER TEAM WINS
OVER SEWARD
On Wednesday evening of this rook the
Poirier first string defeated the Sevrard '
first string toan by a score of 34 to 20,
At thA close of the first half the score
stood 53 to 6 in favor of Palncr. The
ScTrcrd team r/orc able to gain a little bit
during the second half, but not enough to
thke the gene,
Palncr’s line up for the'first string rras:
Donnie Irrin, Ray TTineck, Jim Heinon, Ray
DePriost and Clyde Billot, Others-in suits
ready to sub v.'oro: Marvin Drr.gseth, Payne
Carlson, Donnie Parks, Sari Onkka, Allen
Linn, and Bill Chambers, The second string
V?ere put in for a fet< minutes at thfi end
of the first half and the last half,
EThot Liebing referretdthe game and the
palmer Yell leaders, JoAnn Lentz, Evon
DcLand, and Lynn Sandvik encouraged the
players all through the gone.
JAMES PEFFERS HOME BURNED IF ANCHORAGE
Last week on Friday evening the hone of
Janes Peffers burned conpletcly. Janes
Peffers, who.ras injured last fall in the
plane crash near Palner, is still conval
escing, ;'?Bo and Mrs, Peffers had gone for
a short walk in order to exercise the log
that had ■‘been injured. Their oldest
daughter Donna, during their absence dis
covered that the house was on fire and
ranaged-tO'got all four younger childron
out of the burning building, Donna is 8
years old and the youngest is 2 years, A
neighbor boy hoard Donna*s call for help
end when ho found it hopeless'to try and
extinguish the flames himself, ho notified
the fire department. The firo had started
ih an'unused room at the far end of tho
house, Tho family lost everything as tho
flames spread too quickly to allow time
to save anything,
drs, Peffers and tho three youngest child
ren havfi been staying with Mrs, Peffers
pnronts, HfcQ.aifQ Mfrsi; C.O, Huntley. The
two oldor ones are-with Ralph Huntley.