VOL. 8 PALMER, ALASKA V/ LLT-*’ ~“'i i.: ' JANUARY 12>1945 . . NO.2
WEDDING
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Were1 has been receiver! here that
Miss Alice Bromley is flying to
Seattle' immediately and will be
married. It;is probable that the
weeing toil! take place in Seattle.
T11*'t part of rur information is
inc mclete, Miss Bromle7f is well
kn wn here having taught in Falmer
fr n 1937 to 1944. The first half*
of 1944*45 term she has been employ
ed in the Anchorage schools. Her
home has always lived in Alaska,but
received her education at Park
College in Missouri.
The girem T/Sgt. Harold Rice is
also well known here having served
as Extension agent from 1941 to
1£ 43 when he joined the Armed Forces
Mr. Rice is now stationed at the
University of Washington at Seattle,
He received his education at Ames.
C liege in Iowa.
A community gift fund has been*
started and anyorre wishing to con
tribute to it may leave your contri
bution at the post Office and sign
the Gift Card.
OSCAR KERTTULA LEAVING FOR THE
. ARMED FORCES
Oscar Kerttuld has been oalled
into the service of the War Shippinc
Administration which may be either
a-munition or oil tanker service,
le is not being draft.ed, but- was
asked to return because of his pre
v5 us experience. He will be in
tl-'s service for the duration of the
w; r..Oscar was in this same service
during the First World War and his
total time spent on the ocean was
ten years, seven of these he was a
Licenced Engineering Officer. He
returned -to Civilian life in 1927.
He came to Alaska in 1935 and of
these past nine years he has been
employed in the Power Eo-use as Head
Engineer.
Jalmar kerttula will run the •
farm durin^ his father’s absence at
least for this next summer. . •
NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE
If any members have lost their
Certificates of Equity for 1938 by
fire, etc. they may sign a waiver
to receive payment' on the Certifi
cate. - i
PALMER TEAM GOES
TO SEWARD
Coach Franklin Smith and a so1 ad
of 11 basket ball boys left at £ a.
m. Friday to play a return matct A i'
with Seward Friday evening.Maki'
the trip were Wayne Carlson, Bex
Cottingham, Jim Ker.mon, Dr.n Irv\ ,
Allan Linn, Herbert Ising, Dsrr II
.McKechnie, Lloyd Plumley, day i 1,
Fete Sandvik and Ray Wineck. A
number of student ropters went Lth
the bajLl. club, '
Interest ia mounting arron st -
dents and fans in a propose/’
double-header basketball Contes'1
with Fairbanks. The.genera 1 pi-a
iis to charter a special c;.r and
tak,© both boys’ an'’ girls’’ club to
,the inland city, with the pnssi life
ity that m^re than one contest ay
be arranged. George Small is direct
ing operations ©utai&e’the'scho, 1,
while a letter has been sent to
.Sup’t wayne A. Brubacher f tie
Fairbanks Public Schools requesting
o date for the double meeting. If
Fairbanks is interested and willing,
it is expo cted ' that the games would
be played after February's.
Tentative arrangements have L on
[made, for a baske-tball double-header
vi th . Eklutna, February 9, j|t
’Sklutna.
F.T.A. WIIJ, MEET TUESDAY
JANUARY. 16.
Be sure to attend the next r t
!ing of the ^.T.A. this coming \ k.
There will be a Ianel Eiscussi on
"’.'/hat I Would Like to See" in i -
ditieh to what we have. This i
not to be a controversial meeting,
but suggestions of a construct!' e
hntiire ore accepted.and welcome.
3vc-rv one is invited to attend your
I own meeting.
McDOtJGALL FLACE SOLE
The McEoUgp.il place was sold to
Henry.Ohnstad.cn a bid of ^001.00
His offer was accepted by tl e Board
df.Eirectcrs of the. MHFCA* at the
neeting oh January 6.
.SAVE YOUR DIMES FOR. THE "MARCH OF
LIVES* AND HELP THE CR.il i-LEE.