HOSPITAL NEWS NOTES
Mrs. Dorothy Bell Is making a good,
recovery from surgery on Monday.
Mrs. Francis Lee and daughter were
medical patients for several days.
Jim Tyone of Gulkana was admitted
for medical care.
Mrs. Clyde V. King, Sr. was unable
to teach for several days due to
the "flu".
Avis Dlxson, dietltian,•and Mrs. H.
Eddy, hospital employees, were "flu’1
patients this week. Don Payne was
also a "flu" victim for a day and
a half.
Because of the nflu" epidemic, no
visitors are now allowed at the
hospital.
MATANUSKA ELECTRIC ASSN. NOTES
On Wed., March 13th, the. MEA Board
of Directors met to elect officers.
Bruce Graham was elected president,
Tom Lepak, V'ce president, and Ken
Foster, secretary-treasurer.
A site just north of the new hotel
has been selected for the office
building of the MEA. Construction
will begin just as soon as possible.
Mr. V. A. Fridley of Santa Cruz,
Calif, has arrived in the Valley
with h.i s wife and son. Mr. Fridley
is a new employee of the MEA.
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MEET
A group of Federal employees met Mon.,
March 18 to discuss back overt’ne
pay. As a result of th’3 meeting,
a w’re was sent to Delegate Bart
lett requesting information and
advice regarding overtime pay.
Valley Concrete Products
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
FOR YOUR
BUILDING NEEDS
C. V. KJng, Jr.
<>?
DON'T WORRC
Ksend
\
\
HIS
If
if / _
4 1 )
//
/ n
CLOTHES
THE
VAi
£Y
CLEANERS
n
DEPENABLE O
E FF 1C I ENT
SE RVICE
MARY WITT
p'OPEN 5 DAYS WEF.K
! MON DAY - FRIDAY
r |
V_i. I
!<
C r'r1
bi
£K
ANCHOXAGE
FOR YOUR COAL
• FULL OiL AND OTHE
MISCELLANEOUS NEEDS //
/StD
.'X.
I PALMER, ALASKA
.BOX 174 5 !