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NCV31BER 30, 1945
No. 43
P-33 THOUGHT
RESPONSIBLE FOR CUT
WIRES ON HIGH LINE
A T-38 that was flying low over the Valley
on Tuesday morning is thought to he respon
sible for the cutting of the High line be
tween here and Hklutna. The wires were cut
over the Ketanuska river and this was the
only explanation that'Could bo found.
The power wont off in the Valley around
eleven o'clock Tuesday morning and was not
restored until about 4 A.M. Wednesday
morning. Men worked for twelve hours after
finding the trbuble in order to restore
power. Hiring the meantime the Palmer
Diesel plant was operated, but this is
able to supply power to the Co-op units
and the dormitory. The staff houses and
apartments are not included'.
Due to tho lack of electricity school had'
+o close early both in Wasilla and Palmer.
its on tho West side of the tracts suf
red particularly. The bakery “had to
.iror out dough and the Cold Storage would
naturally be defrosted. The farms also
^crc without water for their livestock and
this resulted in lowered milk production.
COMMUNIT Y CHRISTMAS
• PLANNED
The -'-nnual Community Christmas Org'tndac
tion met November 26, at the Extension
Office to discuss‘plans for the -Jinual <
Christmas program. Mr. Lloyd O^son was
elected Chairman far 1945. The executive
committee was elected and the following
wjll serves Mr.-Harold Thuma, Chairman;
Mr. Walter Mau, Treasurer; and Mrs. Clay
Johnson, Secretary.
It was.decided that the program would be
held on the last afternoon of School
prior.to Christmas, Treats are to be
Vgivpn as in previous years and gifts to
the regular patients in the Local Hospital.
! It was also decided that a Public meeting
be called on a date scon after Christmas
to discuss and determine any gift or do
nation to any cthe'r organization.
The executive Committee held a meeting at
the Extension Office on Thursday, Nov. 29,
and .the committees tc serve on the Com
munity program were appointed. They are:
Finance Committee: Mr. A1 Hagen, Chairman
; ; Mr. E.R. Brock
Mrs. Maude Hosier
. ' Mrs. .Clyde King
. Cent, on page 5.
APPOLOGIES TO JIM HERMON «• MARVIN DRAGSETH
In last week's issue of the Valley Settler
.the name of Jim Hermon w as accidently
omitted from the list of players on the
High School Tea. m. It. seems that Jim is
the Star player which makes it a gross
error. We are sorry.
It was Marvin Dragseth and not Jack who
played on the team.
ASSOCIATION TO "URCHASE STRUCT 'LOGS "
Beginning December 1, 1945, the Associa
tion ’.Till purchase No. 1 Spruce logs de
livered at the mill for §25.00 per thou
sand board feet as scaled by the Interna
tional Log Scale.
M.V.F.C.A.
' 'Hr. K.N. NEILL IN PALMER ■
Hr. Kt N. Neill arrived in Palmer this
reck to make the yearly audit of the Co-on
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5HOWN IN THE CHURCH 9-00 P:M. WEDNESDAY
CHURCH
CHURCH BASEMENT
"the POWER OF GOD"