BOND DRIVE OPENED APRIL 5.
The Selling of bonds for the Valley Hospi
tal opened in earnest on Monday, April 5,
with twenty solicitors in the field. The
Bonds are being sold on a cash basis or on
pledges. The I.Iata'ushn Valley Bank has
agreed to handle the payments on the pledge
basis free of charge.
Interest on all bonds will not begin until
January 1, 1949 according to C, v'. Peters.
By that time it is expected that the Hos
pital will be practically completed and
some revenue will be realized. Interest
on the bonds is payable annually and does
not accumulate.
The twenty Solicitors are: _ 'Hr. and Mrs,.
Clyde King Sr., I laud Hosier, Mrs. Noil
Miller, Mrs.-Virgil Hckert, Francis Henry,
George Small. Bomie Bcuwens, J. A. Loyer,
I, II; StndviR, Roger Langdon, Halter Tee
land, Rev. George Geiwitz, Victor•Johnson,
Vernon Fridley, Mrs. Louis Ungaro, Mrs.
Charles Schaefer, Rev. Victor Alfsen, Arlo
Martin- and T7. C. Hau,
hOSPITAL SITE SELECTED
The A.R.R.C, has granted two acres of land
in the northwest sub-division to the Val
ley Hospital Association for the erection
of the new Hospital. This location is just
beyond the new Church of God ’uildir.g. It
is within 190 feet of rater and sewer line:
VE G E 7 A Si E GkQWE kS EiEC T SCARP
A Board of seven directors' was elected at
a recent meeting of the Vegetable Growers
newly, formed organizat ion. On the Board
are Hads Johansen, F. A. Blon, Lucius Ross,
A1 Brooks, Irving Fewville, Glen "foods and
Ray Rebarchek. The officers elected by
the Directors-are: Glen "bods, C airman;
Hads Johansen, Vice Ohaiman; and Ai Brooks
Sec ret ary-Treusurer.
The organisation boasts a membership of
7i7- rapjnbers.
Hr. and rtrs. fitStms&uru aud two '
children of Bakersfield, California, ar
rived this week via the Alaska Highway in
their truck and trailer. Hr. Stineburg
will work at the Experimental Farm.
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nOT ICES
The AiriRICAIT LBGIOi; ,r d AUXILIARY ’TILL neat
in tho Grange Kail, Thursday, April 15th
at 8:00 r.m.
The DAIRY.0'' ’--ill hold their regular meet
ing on Ibnday, Anril 12th.
The MOO SI Trill hold their regular mooting
in the Moose Hull on Tuesday, A-.ril 13tli.
The HHALTK COUl’CIL- is to meet in the Health
Center on Thursday, A^ril 15th, at 8:00 p.n.
The AGRICULTURAL COH'tTTCrS is to moot in
the Bxtension Office on Wednesday, Aril 14.
The 'HALT!7 COUHCIL - ill have their Bapket
Social and Bingo-Game in .the Community Ha.ll
Saturday evening, Anril 10th
The Butte Homemaker's Club rill hold their
Hood Sale and Rummage Sale in ohc Trading
^ost and Rec Hall on Saturday, April 10th.
The Sourdough Club is to meet on Thursday,
A^ril 13th.
Ahe 12:30 CLUB rill meet at the home of
Mrs. C-ilman Lindsey on Wednesday, April 14.
The RITLRBLID CLUB is to meet on Thursday,
April 15th, at the homo of Mrs. James 3erry.
SKI - ICW MCI'O SCO
Forty persons attended a meeting of the Sporl
sr.'.en on ’"ednesday evening of this week, at
which several worthwhile projects wore dis
cursed and acted upon,
A Ski Tow is being planned near Independence
and Trap Shooting is to be established on
the Fair Grounds.
Kolger Larsen, "'ild life agent for this area
was oresent and gave a short talk stressing
the importance of the local organization in
aiding in the enforcement of pane laws. Pic
tures of '“ildlife in the territory ar.d one
from Ilontana were shorn.
The offering of )27.60 which was taken at
the -Faster Sunrise Service, was given to the
Valley Hospital.
Plan to attend the Recital Tuesday,
.
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