• LYLE I3RUCKBAUE ft
RETURNS WITH' BRIDE
Cpl. Lyle Bruckbauer returned to
the Valley las t Suriday bringing with
him his Bride whom he married' after
his discharge’from the Army. * ‘ ”
Delores Held was given away by
her father in the St. Mathews ■
Catholic °hurch in Milwaulke,Wis
consin at a beautiful and large
Wedding Ceremony September 2,1945
at 8?00 A.M, The bride was attend
ed by a Maid of Honor and Brides
Maid and the groom by his Uncle.
Cpl. Lyle Bruckbauer , son of
mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruckbauer of
Palmer, entered the Service in
December of -1941* He received his
discharge in August 1945 at Camp
McQ°y» ‘Wisconsin, Lyle .was with the
S.& P. Reconnaisance Tank Destroyer
Division. ,• '
Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Bruckbauer are
now visiting with Lyle's parents in
the Matanuska Valley,
CARD OF THANKS
. We wish to’ acknowledge with
sincere Thanks end appreciation the
very kind and thoughtful expression
of sympathy by our friend's and
neighbors for their.kind deeds.and
beautiful floral tributes during
the illness and at the death of our
father, Joe Mi Dragseth. Especially
do we wish to thank the Moose Lodge
for their many kindnesse.s and the .
Reverend Q. Odegaard of Anchor
age for his comforting words,, j.
Marvin, Joanne,
Jackie and Marilyp Dragseth
NEW TRADING*POST HEAD ARRIVES
Mr, C.v; Hnberman arrived last •
Sunday from Bethel to take over the
management'of the,Trading Post. Mt.
Hsberman has lived In Bethel, for .
the last. 3-js years. .Luring that time
he worked for .the N.C. Co. in an
all around general mercantile store.
He started in as an 'accountant and .
"’ater became Manager of 'the store. .
•s. Haberman and chilpreh. arrived
st °n Thura<kv-' _
PALMER SCHOOL WILL
CLOSE FOR 'POTATO
HARVEST SEPT. 24---29
The Calmer School \Vill be closed
from September 24th to the 29th in
order for the school children to
help in the potato harvest,
r • Supt. E.E, Harriss made a survey
relative to the need and the time
for closing. 91 persons stated they
needed their children in the harvest
this year. 87 stated they desired
t'» hatfe the school closed from
Sept. 24-29, six stated from Sept.
17th tp the 21st, 3 stated from
O&t. l-6th. 49 returned .their
statement expressing the view that
school should not be closed at all.
17 of those requesting that if lab»r
became more plentiful, the school
* ould hot be clesed.
it seems from the returns of the
survey thst the people of the Valley
are conscious of the Vieed for
&ood school, That all children
should be in school all the time it
is in session. We have heard from the
the Army and the Navy manp,nany
times during this war that the fund
amantals in Education should be
stressed and every one.required to
get them before they'.are- pehmlt.t.ed
to leave school* ; • r ;
Every State in the Union and the
Territory of Alaska have stressed
the need of Common ^chool and High
School Education. The. States and
the Territory have gone so far;as to
pass Compulsory Attendance Laws to
guarantee every child the rj.ght to
nttfehd some school.
. May we suggest that we assist
every," child all the time to acquire
the necessary fundamentals in his
or her school life, so that they
may take their station in any.walk
^f life, at .any time. Attendance .t
school: is important in making this
preparation.
r i The Hehool_ho* been reorgnfctlUU
Inc the list waektirtiere-by .wo have
a new *teacher in'the- 5th'grade,Mies
Dahlgran. The Fourth- Grade has bc*?h
divided. Mrs.,, ^i/halin and Mrs. Gill
Cont. on pp. 7*