valley hospital -association
DISCUSSED .■ PROBLEMS
The V lley* Hospital- Associate on net in tho i
School Dir.ir.g-. Room on TMesdAy, 'February 15,!
to. discuss problems of tho-Association nind
to plect a board of D’rectors.
Tho Palmer Photo Art shored 3 reels of
film* 1-rs. Ruth C Hi son gave a roport' on
Hospital operations and thanked the members
for their cooperation.
Accounts receivable cane in for a good •
deal of discussion. It ras then ddscidod ;
by tho membership to publicize tho list of !
those rho more not paying after a 30 day j
period, unloss shtisfactory arrangements j
to pay tho bill more made.
It ras also suggested that tho Hospital
look into the possibilities of using the
Blue Cross plan of Hospitalization as one
means of credit control. The members
voted in favor of having the Bo. rd set up
a definito sot of rulos on credit find pay- '
nent by a Cr'dit n.ittco of tho Board. -j
Tkc~c miles mould be printod and presented .
to each patient "upon his entrance to tho
H^sp it. 1.
It ras also suggested that some C:urch be
invited to take over active operation of
the Hospital. Rev* Alfson .stated that the
liission Board of the Presbyterian Hospital
ras interested. Dr. Garrett pointed out
tho possibilities of getting more capital
for Hospital Construction if somo philan
thropic organization mould take over tho
operation of the Hospital. A motion ras
nado to favor such: a move bv t'ho Hopnit.al
Board and it ras carried.
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A report was given on the rccont ollocat'ion
of 357,500.00 to the Vally Hospital by the
Territorial H-.nlth Deportment. It ’.'os
statod that nlion this money is available,
the Valley Hospital is also oligiblo to
make application to the Federal Hospital
fund for one half that amount plus ono -
half of locally raised fVnds. This‘would
give tho Hospital an additional $53,000.00
or a t.oiiul of $110,000.00. ! \
Tho nominating committee coriposod of Mrs.
Don Irwin, Lf0 F0R. Sims, Dr0 Robert E.,
Garrett listed the following names for
office on-the Board of Diroctors.
Jack Mazo, Chet Sandvik, ‘ C.r’, Peters,Harry
rinnor, Mrs.*Noil Hiller, Clydo V. King Sr.,
Harold Thuna, Roy Brock, Clayton Essli:.gor,
Soth Cook and Jams ’.'ilson. 0.;.’ tiler;
Clayton Er-slingcr declined becauso ho has
too many other community activities. I'
Homos nominated from the floor included?
Mrs, I, II, Sandvik, Mrs. Buna King, Viola
Daniols, Dr. F.R.Sinfi and Halter Huntley;
all of whom declined; and Victor Johnson,
Mrs, Fridley and Mrs. Kibor.
Tho following more elected to sorvo on tho
Board for the ensuing year:
Jack Maze, 0."'. P-. ters, C.’ct S -rdvik, Mrs.
Noil Millor, Clydo King Sr,, Victor John
son and J."'« "ilson. Harold T'.una and J,
H, Hilson tied for seventh Director and
the tic was broken by a show of hands.
NEW CLERK, IN TRACING POST
Mrs, Lyman Young, Hazel, has been hired
to fill the vacancy at the Trading Post
created by tho resignation of Marty Shoman.
Tho Youngs have lived in other parts of.
Alaska .prior to coming to _t]?e Valley.
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LESS
SLEEPER SERVICE from. ANCHORAGE to SEATTLE
NON-STOP 7iHRS.
^50. PLUS TAX $ 57.75 TOTAL
■ 'INCLUDES .■ ■ TRANSPORTATION TO ANCHORAGE
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