NEW AtR SERVICE
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Anthony of Seward,
Alaska moved to the.Valley recently
ana. are, located on the Lawrence
Arndt farm near Palmer. Mr.Anthony
owns and operated a four passenger
plane which may be chartered for
business or pleasure trips.Shortly
after coming to the Valley he flew
Messrs. Brock, Bell and Wilson to
Kenai on a fishing trip. Last Sat
urday he flew "Matanuska Maid" Ice
Cream to Seward.
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HOSPITAL MANAGE R ARRIVES
Janet Mills of Florence, Oregon ar
rived in the Valley on Saturday to
assume the duties of Hospital Mana
ger at the local Valley Hospital.
Mrs. Mills assumed her duties immed
iately on Monday morning of this
week.
Mrs. Mills is a Laboratory and X-Ray
Technician. 3he said that the Hospi
tal is very fortunate in having such
a beautiful X-Ray, and that it will
take care of anything we may have
here in the line of X-Ray work. The
hospital, too, is much better equip
ped than she had expected to find it.
The Valley is very fortunate in hav
ing acquired the present accommoda
tions, she stated.
Prior to coming to Alaska, Mrs. Mills
was employed in Medical Offices and
Clinics in the capacity of Labora
tory and X-Ray Technician. She was
atone time an employee of Montgomery
Hard and Company at Juneau and later
at Fairbanks in the capacity of
Credit manager.
4-H CAMP
The 4-H'ers of the Valley will meet
at King’s Lake this next Monday
afternoon fo.r a three day outing
and camming holiday.
Camp will include plenty of enter
tainmnnt and activities to keep the
group busy until Thursday afternoon
when they will return to their homes.
There will be plenty to do indoors
if it rains, and plenty attractions
outdoors when the weather is nice,
A SSIS TANT COMMhSIGNERof HEAL TH
Robert L. Smith, J!D, •-'urgedm in the
United States Public Health Service,
has arrived in Juneau to take up
duties as Assistant Commissioner of
Health,
Under th^ new administrative set up,
Dr. Smith will direct all Interior
health department activities such as
X-ray surveys and special programs
from the Anchorage Branch Office.
Dr. Smith comes to Alaska from the
Nov; Orleans City Department of Health
where he held the positions of Acting
Health Officer and Director of the
Bureau of Tuberculosis Control.Other
experience includes four years in
tuberculosis control work in Wiscon
sin.
Dr. Smith is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Illinois Medical School
and received a Master of Fublic Koaltl
degree at Tulanc University in 1&47
Following attendance at the medical
convention in Anchorage, Dr. Smith
will return to the Juneau office for
several weeks of orientation.