HOSPITAL nOTES
Mr. “'illinn Ifcnnnon was hospitalizod on
’"cdncsday of this rook for nodical treat
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. James Channing of Skwentna,
Alaska are happy to announce the"birth of
a baby girl, weight 6 lb. 10V oz. She has
been named Mary Muriel,
'Mr. and Mrs. Day have left Palmer and
moved to Anchorage. This leaves the Hos*
pital without a manager at the present
time.
The second Quonset Hut has been started
and will be used for"nurses quarters when
it is finished. Rev. Zeile and"a crew of
five men worked on this April 1. Those
contributing thdir'time to this cause
were: Hd Ueeck", L,"DePriest, A1 Gregorson
Stanley Balloun, Dr. Fineman and Rev.
Zeile.
SCHOOL ENTRANCE AGE SET IN HOUSE BILL
NO. 5
The entrance age of school children now
is defined as follows: "any child who is
six years of age or who will be six years
of ago or or before the first day of
November next following the beginning of
school year shall be considered a child
of school age". It will became a law
90' days after being'signed by the Gover
nor or about Juno 1, 1947'.
From’the "Alaska School Bulletin" March
1947.
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