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L'P. GARR i i i Si J lli\IG UP
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' flio Hospital Board has ourchasod the npon
se-6' Hit from the Seventh Day Advent 1st
Mission -hicK Mas located on the site of
-the former Hospital, and have moved it to
the site'of'the present 'temporary Hospital
"•here it is rarldly being converted into'
office quarters for Dr. H.“. Garrott. Dr.
Garrett will dispense his 6m' drugs from
here until a'drug store is again set up
for*business.
At tho present time Dr. Garrett is seeing
his patients at the local Hospital.
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The I3SA offices -ill be set up in the
Koslosky building, Hr. Kau announced this
ueok. Hie TEA offices -ill bo set un in'
the adjacent office according to Hr. "»G.
Bryan.
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I;he- i:atanuska Valley Chamber of Camerae ■
net on V'edr.osday of this reek in the base
ment of the Lutheran Church for lunoheon.
Captain Salvatore Pelle rras guest speaker.
His tonic ras uTbrt Richardson Crop’s U">,n
Contain Fclle gave a revier of the rela
tionship betveen the Civilian and the Mili
tary ar.d the necessity of the civilian
keeping pace vith the military development
of the Territory. This is particularly
true of the development of agriculture in
the Territory. He also sroke of contem
plated plans for future development of
roads, Hosp itals and cuarters for Mili
tary porsonnell stationed in tin Territory.
There ’.ere 40 persons, in attendance at the
luncheon-rhich ”as prepared, hv Mrs. L.M,
DeTr-iest, Mrs. Sd Ueeck and M\=. I.CiStock,
and served by II.s. Hplen R. " .-nd Mrs, ?ob .
Mendt.
Guests at the luncheon included: G..§n
Carrington 0f Se attle and lx. Rouchert,
Glen Carrington Representative from Anchor
age, and Mrs. Robert G.rrett,
MC.KTLNS .LEAVE
Mr. and lies. I' rold Horton left on a trip
to the States this veek. Irs. Horton has
been employed in the IL*tanusl:a ’'.alley
Bank ever since it opened almost a year
ago.
Mr. Morton closed his Jewel by shop last
reek and planned -rto move his things out
; of !3.irt * o Drug storerrh$re he did his
work, on Tuesday. On Monday night all of
his equipment burned. He carried no in
surance