NOTICES
I*ATAMTSKA VALLEY LIBRARY Assocaition will
meet this next Monday evening at 8 p.n. in
the Library.
The MATAMJSKA VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
’.'.'ill meet in the Blscnant.of .the Lutheran
ehurch this next Nodncsday noon for
Luncheon.
The NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE v;ill ifteot in
the'Grange Hall on Thursday May 22, at
8 p.n.
KODIAK APPROPRIATION FOR
REA APPROVED
Claudo R. Pickard, Administrator of the
REA, has just approved a $310,000 allot
ment for expanding the present facilities
at Kodiak. This allotment fund is to be
used to install additional generating
equipment and rebuild present elc-ctric •
distribution and extend electric service
to ’“oody Island.
Mr. Bryan, Office of the Administrator,
Alaska Representative, ".-ill be leaving for
Kod^ji’k in a day or tv;o to organise the
engineering and construction rork at
Kodiak.
The official approval is expected on ap
plications for allottnents to'install REA
Co-operative systems in Homer, Juneau and
Fairbanks, momentarily.
For the benefit of the Valley, studios
arc still in progress for •."ays and means
to obtain lover vholosale pover costs
vkich ’"ill reflect .in lover retail rates.
This vork is the beginning of approximatel
a million dollar program v.ith additional
fluids depending on Alaska’s share of loan
funds to'be appropriated in the present
Congress,
:-'r, Bryan returned to Palmer recently to
act in his present #apacity and has spent
considerable time in cooperation vith
”.C. Mau and the local REA Board in ’.cork
ing out the future program of Electrical
development in the Valley.
PAUL GO.OCIATAW WRITtS
Foul Goodlatar, rho has been moved from
the Sredish Hospital in Seattle to the
ncr Orthopedic Hospital in Sitka rtfoie a
letter to I.'rs. Zcilo recently in rhidfc he
says:
"I^ve been here for a little over tro
' ceks nor. I kind of miss Sredish and the
people I got to knor so roll, but it is
nice to get a little change. As this hos
pital progresses on torard completing its
present plans, I am sure it rill be much
fllflTmilSKA VfllLEH LIBRflRy
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MONDAYS: '2:00'p.fc. to 4:00 p.n.
Mrs. L', 'Rorrison
7:00'p.n. to 9:00 ^.n,
lSc*s. Farl Graves
TUESDAYS: 2:00'p.n.' to 4:00 p.n.
• • Mrs. #.S. Bauer
THURSDAYS: 2:00'p..m.' to 4:00. ^.n.
Mrs.'T.C. Hau
Story Hour by-i'rs, Neil Hiller
FRIDAYS: 2:00 $.n. to' 4:00 p.n.
14rs. L. Rorrison or Mrs. Geo. Gein it"'
7:00 p'iin. to 8:00 ,n.
Mrs. "alter Zeile
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ACETYLENE WELDING /
FURNITURE REPAjJy^
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List your FARMS & TOT"
7R0PLRTT with
■ in. c. ’snontBRds .
Y dJY A VAT.ZXSKA FARM--SPECIALLY CEOIC3
LOGATioi:s-TJ3:;n3s & residential l6t3.
hood Farms within 5'to 11 miles of town.
Acre Tracts, in 5*11-G0 aeres-close in.
. New Residential locations how available.
better, 'The people here' are' all'very
‘friendly, but as for'tho weather, it has
been raining every day, except the last
three days. It is ..pretty'around here.They
call it the land of scenic beauty. From
this ward I can see the Pacific Ocean cn
one side and the.Glassy crystal-clear
water of the Channel that cuts Sitka in
two parts. It is surely pretty when the
beautiful"Alaskan Sunset reflects over
the water.
They are starting Occupational Therapy
here which will give us something to do to
pass the time away," . '
Very sincerely,
Paul Goodlataw