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APRIL 20, 1945
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RAY REBARCHEK'S 1
• BROTHER WAR HERO
Ccptr.in John Rebarchck, brother i
of Roy Robarchek of Pnlncr, is back'
fro;, th; fr .nt lino on a 45 day fur
lough at terncot n, Minnesota • Cnptni:
Rcbarch-.k at .no tire worked at
Port rdco.ards.jn end h"s nary friend;
hero and in .inchoragc.
He vas sent :.vor seas about 16
norths r . and. nov/'wears the Dis
tinguish oi Service Cross for "extra
ordinary iioroisn in a Military
C ^crati :• against an Mrtiod Irony",
tu. Purple Heart, the 3ronzo Star,
Pr sidcrtial Citation, and Pxpert
In mtry nan’s Badge. The DSC, the
auv; uu.xu vajn Uiu
Nati n gives t: its fighting non,
was awarded in acknowledgment of
Captain'Rebarcheck*s heroism in
France while engaged.with the enemy
June 24th, 1944. This particular
incident has been cited in Fress
Dispatches from Coast to Coast and
he was named "Yank of the oek" on
a nation wide radio program.
Captain Rcbarchek, at that time
c lieutenant, led 125 men up a
slope to capture a hill held by
300 Gem ns manning 26 heavy and
automatic weapons. He climbed upon
a tank in the face of direct and
heavy(c\emy fire,-.to yally'-ljis men.,
throe !different timdii.:,'thdn the
battle was over 228 Germans sur
rendered ..The on my.dpad numbered
70. Tv/cnty-rfivp gof (Captain Rcbar
chek’s men had died in action and
40 wore wounded.
THAIIK YOU from the JUNIOR CLASS
The Junior class wishes to thank
the Junior Mothers who prepared
the Banquet last Saturday evening,
which included—Mrs.. Frank Linn,
Mrs. Lester Monroe, Mrs. H.C.Hansen
and Mrs. Oscar Kart-tula.
Also the mothers who baked and
sent apple pics (which wctg deli-*'*'
cious) deserve a special vote of
thanks.
Ye wish to express our apprecia
tion and extend our sincere thankq'
to ell those who helped to mako ouri
Junior-Senior Irora and Banquet a
Success. I
The Junior Class
4-H RALLY SATURCAY
4-H Mobilization V/cok will be
concluded with r. 4-H Rally at the
Community Hall, Saturday evening,
April 21, beginning at 8 P.M.
All boys ^nd girls b .twoon the
ages of 10 and 18 and their parents
arc invitSd. Those not having had •
a chance previously to sign an en
rollment card may do so at this
time. i ?
The program will be as follows:
.Singing of 4-iI sougSrLod by
Harry 'dimmer
Accompanied by Savchenko Family
Welcome-Miss J.Hazcl Zimmerman
Territorial 4-H Leader
’■That 4-H means to former Mqpbors
Mr. Stanley Ballcun
’//hat I have done in 4-H, Loola Do lard
Special Music Savchenko Fo ully
Presentation, of R.E.A. Award to
Donnie Irwin
My R.S.A. Project Donnie Irwin
Demonstration—Anchorage 4-H Potato
Club.
Special Movie
PALMER FOUNTAIN CAPS CLOSED AFTER
10 P.K. SATURDAY DUE TO LOOSE LODGE
BANQUET
The Palmer Loose will entertain
the Anchpragc Loose at e. Steak
Banquet1Scturday evening in the
Pallor:Fountain :Cafe. About .60 arc
cxpdctc'd. ' '■' * ' ‘ '
New Officers elected at t recent
meeting of the Loose Lodge are as
follows:
Dick'E. Engle Governor' ‘
Bornie Bouwens Jr. Governor
Earl Keeker Prclatc-Ralph Moore Sec.
Paul Aklcstad Treasurer. L.Z.Scott, ■
Tom Lepak, and Darrell Frank nr
trustees for 3,2,and 1 year terns.
The mcrabi^diiip- of the Palmer
Loose is frotfr over' 150. Installation
of Officers will take place next
Tuesday.
DON L. IRVIN ON ’TRIP TO STATES.
Don L. Irwin loft Tuesday for
Portland,Oregon where ho will re
ceive; facdj^al attention. i.jr.-Irwin
pxpocts t; bo gone‘for at ‘»ut ...a
henth.
During his absence Llrs.E.H mby
and Juno Granger will keep the Offi'
fefccn* ; v.| .