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The Committee for Scout Troop 65^
met at the home of Vernon-Fridley
last Wednesday evening . The purpose
of the meeting was- to assist' in the
Troop's 'activity for thfe -month of
December. The big event of the
month will be Parent Ni^ht and a
Court of Honor to be- held on the
night of December 19th. The-com
mittee urges all parents to turn out '
to seo how the boys- are dbihg.
A special two day camping trip is
being planned for January 2 and 3*
Members ‘attending the, meeting were:
Jack Maze, Gilman Lindsey, Emil
LaWalters, Scouc Master Rev. Alfsen,
and Asst. Scout Master Valter Huntley
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LOCAL BANK TO BE ENLARGED
The Board of Directors of the
Matanusk.a Valley Bank held a meet
inr*oh SundayNovember 3^th. Plans
were discussed to .enimrge the bank
sometime this coming summer. This
enlargement-will, inclr.de a .3a fg-fe
vault and safety deposit boxes.
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-RECEIVES PROMOTION
George T. BoUwens, son of Mr. and
VIr s. V/ i 11 fan * J*. Bouwcn s, of Palmer,
nas reoently ■e°n promoted to the
rank of Corpora?., it lias been an
nounced recer.riv by tht 316th Bom
bardment b'in.g (TO) PuMxc Trtforma
cion Officej xvith Headquarters at
Kadena Air 'Beset
>.rpornt Bauwens entered service in
February of and arrived on
3kinav.fa ii Mi y of this year-.
He is presently assigned to the 99^th
Mr Material Squadron, of the 559th
Mr Service Group, at Kadcna Air
Base„ . • ..
FIN [MANS LEAVING ■ VALLEY
Dr. Zola Finoman returned this t;ook from
Minneapolis, Minnesota, and has anriounoid
that he is leaving the service'of the ex
periment Station in the Valley. He has
accepted a nostion rith the University of
Arizona and rill bo moving thoro as soon
as he is able to dispose of personal be
longings here and his term of service rith
tho Fxpcriment Station, expires on* Docenbor
31. Mrs. Finoman remained in Minneapolis.
Dr. Fineman has hold the position of Agron
omist at tho Sxperimont Station for tho
past tro years. Dr. and Mrs. Finoman havo
made many friends in the Valley’nho rill
be very sorry to sec them leave. Both 'have
taken an active interest in Community life
and problems. It is .hoped that’they rill
enjoy their nor work in Arizona. The best
risnes of this Community go with them.