MEMORIAL PARK
WORK BEGUN
Work has begun on Valley
Memory Gardens, a memorial
park cemetery located on the
Glenn Highway near Boden
burg Loop Road, Arthur Rich
mond, general manager, said
Tuesday. The park will over
look Falk Lake, Pioneer Peak,
and the Chugach Mountains.
Present plans are for the
completion of one garden and
the administration building by
the spring of 1963, Richmond
said. The memorial park will
be prepared to serve Valley
residents within a month, he
added.
Richmond has spent many
years in cemetery development
in various states. He has been
with the Evergreen Memorial
Park of Anchorage for four
years, and has also worked
with a Fairbanks memorial
park.
The Valley Memory Gard
ens will be affiliated with the
National Association of Ceme
teries, which directs the op
eration of thousands of mem
orial parks throughout the
country, the manager said.
Houston News
By Kelly Palmquisi
Mr. and Mrs. Couch have
moved to Anchorage for the
winter. Formerly of Bryant’s
trailer park, Mr. Couch work
ed for Miller Brothers last sum
mer, and Mrs. Couch is a no
tary public. They plan to re
turn to Houston next summer.
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The Community Club meet
ing will definitely be at the
club building on Wednesday,
Nov. 14, instead of at Diane
Nichols’ home. Electricity will
be connected to the building
soon, and the members are
looking for a record player and
a public address system to be
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low met Friday, Nov. 2. The
group consisted of people from
Willow and Houston. The next
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23.
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Tom Nichols shot a 500 to 600
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