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MONDAY JUNE 16—Matanuslca Valley Library
’.’ill meet in the Library at 8 p.m,
TUESDAY JUNE 17—Choral practice in the
Valley Theatre at 8 p.m.
TUESDAY JUNE 17—The Uasilla Grange will
meet'at 8 p.m. in the Nasi11a Community
Hall.
UEDJU1SDAY JUNE 18—at noon in the Luthcm
Church basement the Natanusaka Valley
Chamber of Commerce will meet for lunch
and business,
THURSDAY JUNE'19—The American Legion will
meet at 8 p.m. and the Legion Auxiliary
rill meet in the Extension Office.
HONDA? JUNE 16.-a* 8 p.m. the Eastern Star
and Masonic Club’ rill meet in the Grange
Fall at 8 p.m,
Frank Linn is sponsoring the entertainment
and Mrs. Gill is ih charge of refreshments
THE GLACIER VET7 HOMEMAKER'S CLUB rill
meet at the home of Mrs. Virgil Eckert on
June 26th.
BULLETINS on Fishy-Smoked,Brined, Dried,
Pickled and Frogen may be obtained in the
Extension Office,
THE ANNUAL PICNIC for ST. MICHAEL'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH frill be held on Sunday,
June 15th, at Mr. Peck’s farm oh Lake
P'asilla. The public is invited.
ANOTHER PICTURE OF PAL.TCR and the VALLES’
AI Hagen announces that coning to the
Valley Theatre this next Sunday v;ill be
another picture of the Valley'and Palmer
■ ut out by the America Series. This one
is "Northern Rampart" and is Similar to
the other of this same series,"Bountiful
Alaska" which fras recently shov/n at the
, Palmer Theater.
The picture includes scenes in technicoloi
of the Co-op handling produce, Oscar Kind
gren, Bouvens, Max Sherrod, children at
play and others.
HOSPITAL SELLS SWC K
The meeting which has been advertised for
two ueeks on June IS, in the Palmer Com
munity Hall was attended by about 50 per-'
sons mho purchased $614.00 north of stock.
Many indicated that they intended to buy
r.ore later.
The meeting mas called to order by Don L.
Irvin, vho gave a brief history of the’
work of the present Hospital Committee.
The financial report and the auditors re
port mas distributed to those present.
There are many more of these available and
it mould be well for all those interested
in our hospital to obtain one.
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MONDAYS:
TUESDAYS:
THURSDAYS:
Stoiy Hour
2:00 p.n; to 4:00 p.n.
Mrs.’L. Rorrison
7:00 p.n. to 9:00 p.m.
Mrs.'Dari Graves
2:00 p.rii. 'to 4:00 p.n.
Mrs. 'H.S. Bauer
2:00 p.n; to 4:00 p.n.
Mrs. W.C. Mau
by—Mrs. Neil Miller
FRIDAYS: 2:00 p.n. to( 4:00 p.n.
Mrs.' Geprge Geiwitz
7:00 p.n. to 8:00 p.n.
Mrs. Walter Zoile
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Buy aJlATANUSKA FARM—SPEC IALLY CHOICE
LOCAL IONS-EUSUISSS & RESIDENTIAL LOTS.
Good Farms within 3 to 11 miles of town.
Acre Tracts in 5-10-20 -acres—Close in.
New Residential locations now Available.
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I,Jr. Irwin expressed his and-the Comcittoes
appreciation for the help that has been
given by a number of individuals and or
ganizations of the Valley.
Victor C. Rivers, Attorney General, lb r
Alaska and also the designer of the pre
sent plans for constructing a new hospi
tal spoke briefly on Hospital needs in
Alaska and the Valley and possible methods
of obtaining funds fern such construction.
The election cf a new Board was postponed
until a later date. During the meantime
a number of people were named to sell
share s'of stock in every corner of the
Valley.