School Superintendent
Is On The Way
School board members learned
this week that Superintendent
Zahradnicek is on his way north.
He is expected to arrive in the
Valley in the very near future.
Francis Malcolm, superinten
dent for the past year, left last
week by boat for the States. Mr.
Malcolm expects to spend a lei
surely vacation in the States and
then hopes to drive to South
America where he will be prin
cipal of a boy’s high school in
Buenos Aires. Argentina, next
year. The new school term in the
Argentine does not open until
March.
VALLEY
THEATRE
Thursday
RETURNED—at your request
"B. F's Daughter"
Barbara Stanwyck
Van Heflin—Charles Coburn
Evening shows at 7:15 and 9
Friday and Saturday
"Pirates of Monterey"
Maria Montcz—Rod Cameron
i In Technicolor >
Evening shows at 7:15 and 9
Matinee at 2 o’clock
Sunday and Monday
"The Killers"
Burt Lancaster—Ava Gardner
Edmond O’Brien — A1 Decker
Evening shows at 7:15 and 9
Matinee at 2 o’clock
VALLEY
THEATRE
Just Engaged
In Spring Construction
Paul Barnett, elderly pros
pector feared by friends to
have met a violent death on
his lonely claim, was just
building another cabin to ease
any possible housing shortage
on the Little Nelchina, mem
bers of a Tenth Rescue trail
crew learned last week. They
found the old prospector in
excellent health, but too busy
to pursue the wandering dogs
that appeared at Sheep Moun
tain Inn and caused friends
to instigate a search.
Dr. Bailey Likes
Matanuska Valley
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shortly before his discharge from
the army in 1946.
Since his army assignment, Dr.
Bailey has spent most of his
medical career in Alaska, where
he has served on varied assign
ments at isolated spots, so that
resident doctors might return to
the states on furlough or for
further training.
In 1948, the Valley’s future
physician took special work in
orthopedics at the University of
Washington and in surgery at
the Virginia Mason Hospital in
Seattle. He has more recently
completed two months of study
under Dr. Carl Jensen, leading
eye specialist in Seattle. 'How
ever, Dr. Bailey is not an eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist,
as was reported last week.)
The new physician, who is un
married, plans to make his
permanent home in the Valley,
when he returns in October.
GIRL FOR WEAVERS
WASILLA — A daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. John Wea
ver at the Valley Hospital on
July 7. The baby girl weighed
six pounds, 12 ounces at birth.
FWS Agent Patrick
Transferred to Kotzebue
Palmer’s newly-apponted Fish
and Wildlife Service agent, Stan
ley Patrick, was packing his bags
this week in anticipation of an
other move on July 15. Mr. Pat
rick has been transferred to
Kotzebue, he said.
However, Palmer will still be
headquarters for an agent from
the predator control section of
f
the FWS. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Burkholder of Fort Collins, Colo..
have been assigned to this area.
The couple are recent graduates
of Colorado A & M. and Mr.
Burkholder has been with the
Service in Colorado for the past
few months.
The Burkholders will move into
the Hoskins house, which has
been Mr. Patrick’s headquarters
during his brief stay in the
Valley.
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