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Norman France, who hag boon in Italy .f.or a"
long tinje, is nor ^>ack. in tho States. Ho
is in training in Georgia with Paratroopers
according to a lott'er received by his moth-j
or recently. ■ Hq sent, a number of pictures j.
homo of his .outfit in, training. Some of t
them wore from the air and some,on the ;
ground whore the mon are trained to jump
from towers before they try a jump from the
plane, Mrs. Franc® says that Norman is all
wrapped up in his -work. -His brothers and
sisters :are ‘having- a hard time believing
that Norman-could really enjcSy jumping from
a plane, when they recall times ho would ‘
not jump from the lowest building on the
■ farm,—which all goes- to prove that' one car
never'lell what a child may be when ho
grows up.
- '-THANK YOU
The..Valley Hospital Board expresses its
sincere appreciation of tho cooperation
given by tho Homemakers Clubs, the School
B-nd and Glee Club, and the Fort Richard
son entertainers at tho Bond Sale Rally
held in the Community Hall on Nonday oven-:
ing of this week.
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HOMESICK
Hr. and Hrs. Frank Heller are at Oak Har
bor, "ashington. This is on an island.
Frank, is working for a man on vacation. -
Jins.’ Heller is homesick for Alaska and , ' :
says she'd give anything to see rioneer
Peak and Lazy-Fountain again.
: OF C DIGCUGS VOCATlfOKAL TRAH'II'Cr (contin
led from page 7) appointed to a^ committee
bo work out. a plan for obtaining this benefit
[he second rhase of'Mr, TBrook’ s: renort dealt
with 4-E Club work in the -Valley. 4-H Club:
ropk. is lagging in the Valley and Ix■ Brooks
felt,that;it needed more support from the
nany organizations that the Valley has. < Ke
jojjiJbed’out the values of this work.to the
joyst and girls of the Valley, 4-H Club work
also needs many more leaders than it now has
ie stated,
Rather a long discussion followed on what
eight be done ttf foster more interest in thi;
work. Several pointed out that 4-H Club wor]
needed more awards for those participating',
in the work, Several felt that if the fom
3r 4-H Camp program were built up at King’s
Lake that boys and girls' would show more in
terest. The re-institution of the Fairbanks
Trip of former years—or similar trips were
suggested as an award for outstanding work.
It was pointed out that in the States there
are many attractions to keep alive interest
and that boys and girls will work hard for
these awards—and that we could make better
jse of what we have to offer in Alaska.
HOSPITAL IrCAlW MFET>
The Hospital Board met on Tuesday evening
to make further plans for raising money, Bil!
Casler, Joe Loyer, I. J!, Sandvik, Mrs, Clyde
King Sr , and Bernie Bouwens have volunteer
ed to sell Bonds If you have not purchased
a bond, you may be contacted in the near fu
ture by one of these representatives.
The ARRC office has had its spring rejuvena
tion, it is gay in turquoise blue and white.
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