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Fobrue.ry 120,1947
No. 8
YOUR CO-OP
Tho II.V.F.C.A. Board of Directors met the
following day after tho Annual mooting
and election^ and elected officers. Tho
following wore elccuod: L. C. Stock,Chair
man, and Virgil Eckert, Secretary.
On the following Saturday February 15,tho
Board met and discussed new plans for tho
coming year, At thi3 time a store manager
to succeed‘Do3.bort Anderson, resigned,was
named. Ilr, J, L. Bay, r.ho has served the
Association in the capacity of Fiscal
Agent since last Juno, was named to'the
port of manager of tho Trading Post. Mrs.
Gertie Kensor, former cashier and later
checker in the Grocery Department of the
Trading Tost, replaced llr. Bay'in tho
General Office as Fiscal Agent.
At this meeting several coranittoos were
appointed to supervise the different de
partments and study their problems. Tho
Committees are as follows:
Finance Committee: L.C. Stock, Virgil
Eckert, and Charles Schaefer.
Trading Post & Warehouse: V.G. Falk, F.A.
31om# and Virgil Eckert. 5
Power House-Garage & Dormitory: F.A.Blom,
Frank Linn and Ray Hebarchek.
Creamery & Dairy: Ray Rebarchek, V.G.Falk,
and Frank Linn.
Produce Department: F.ABlom, Charles
Schaefer and L.C. Stock.
At this sane meeting Mr. Murvin Allyn,
Chief Accountant of the Association, was
named Assistant I.hnager in addition to his
duties as Accountant.
ANCHORAGE EOY SCOUTS
INJURED AS BUS IS
BLOWN FROM BRIDGE
Following tho Scout Rally of last Saturday
ovoning which was held in the Palmer Com
munity Hall, tho bus carrying tho Anchor
age participants was blown from the Knik
Bridge approach on this sido. One of our
well known Knik winds was blowing—about
50-milo nor hour at tho bridgo—and when
combined with a slipp'ory'icy road bod, it
was too much for the bus. This happened
about 11:30 and tho victims wore brought
immediately to Palmer and lie. Hot hr. was
summoned. No one was killed, bat t’-ero were
eight strotclior eases. One boy had a crack
ed pelvis, one had a broker '-w v
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GIRLS WIN IN DOUBLE
HEADER--BOVS LOSE
The Palmer Community Hall was crowdod to
capacity on Wednesday evening of this week
to witness a double header'between the'
Anchorage and Palmer Basket Ball teams.
The girls* game began at 7:30 with Mrs.
June Barker and Patty Powell of Palmer and
Anchorage respectively,referring. Both
teams played hard and'had to fight for
every point they made. At the end of the
first half,' the Palmer girls led by 10 to
4. During the third quarter Anchorage
gained and the score stood 7 to 14 in
favor of Palmer, During tho fourth quarter
the Anchorage girls spurted ahead and fin
ished the game with 13 points while tho
Palmer girls still hold the 14 points .
Following is the Box Score for the rirls
Anchorage
Altman
Rinard
Cramer
G> Barry
Ertvrino
Robinson
Palmer
M. Barry
Vandorpool
Small
Bout; on s
Stonvall
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
4
0
0
0
2
0
0 0 0
4 12
0 0 0
2 0 2
0* 3 0
13
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
2
1
0
Pts.
8
2
. 0
0
3
_0
13
0
7
0
4
R
10 14 14
14
The Anchorago team made three out of'the
4 free goals awarded them while
the Palmer team undo good 2 of the 5 award
ed thorn.
The Palmer boys did not fare as well as
the girls and lost to Anchorago by a score
of 10 to 31. Anchorago led during most of
the gome oxeopt the 2nd quarter- v.'hen the
score was tied 8 to 8. Anchorago brok~ the
tie during the last minuto of this quarter
with a basket from the floor. During tho
third quarter Palmer dropped behind while
Anchorago spurted ahead. During the last
quarter Palmer began gaining again, but
could not overcome /the ’lead Anchorago held
by that time.
,1/ 1Z. Gibson of Palmor and Bernie Kosinrki
of fie Anchorage Times vrerc the rcjferroos.
Tic jrt r.Aaro for this =nmc —ill be to"?*