MATANUSKA VALLEY HOSFITAL NOTES
Roger Moore, son of Mr. & Mrs. H.
Moore, underwent an operation for
appendicitis on Tuesday morning. Hd
is getting along very nicely. ' . ■>.
Mrs. Maud Grow was admitted at the
hospital on Tuesday, March 26th’.
William Burgan, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Melvin Burgan of Matanuska was a ■
medical patient at the hospital last
week. He returned home on Saturday.
Dorothy Andola of Eklutna, Alberta
Ezi of Nancy, Bobby Printz of Mat
anuska, Edward Warner of Palmer, and
Master Steven Parker, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Charles Porker of Gulkana have
been medical patients at the hos
pital this week.
Mrs. Dorothy Bell, who 1s a patient
at the hospital, has made excellent
progress. She is now able to be up
from her bed for a few minutes each
day.
Mr. Harold Eddy, hospital employee,
has just returned from a trip to the
St^tes_.
NATE SMITH WEDS DOROTHY HOLEDT
Dorothy G. Holedt and Oliver N.
Smith were united in marriage on
March 17th by Rev. Paul Bartholomav
in Palmer. Witnesses were Kenneth
and Donn3 Hoeldt.
The Smiths had planned on be’ng mar
ried last month, but both were in
jured in a car accident in Feb.^
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