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Army To Donate
Hospital To Valley
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"It's up to you." he said, "to
do the work now. I expect
help now and I expect plenty
of it. I have committed the
whole Valley to this project."
He listed as immediate needs
storage space for equipment to
be given by the Army, as well
as labor to handle it. Architec
tural drawings must be prepared
at once, showing preliminary
plans for the central building.
The foundation must be cleared.
Plans must be formulated to pur
chase the lot. It is for sale for
$3,000, too high for Hospital As
sociation funds.
Later, volunteer workers will
be needed to dismantle the old
hospital, move equipment, move
the nurses’ quarters, and help on
the new buildings. For that work,
Dr. Garret said he expected busi
nesses and shops to co-operate by
locking their doors for a day or
two in order to free employes
for work.
The Chamber of Commerce re
solved to support the project
whole-heartedly and to see it
through.
Members discused at length
initial steps leading to the pur
chase of the lot and the pre
liminary architectural floor
plan. It was finally decided to
name a committee of three.
Jack Maze, C. W. Peters and
H. G. Bryan, to spearhead the
work.
The first action of the com
mittee was to call a meeting
with Victor Rivers, architect, and
I. M. C. Anderson, Farm Home
Administration head for this
area. Mr. Rivers was to submit
drawings for the new structure,
while the committee talked
prices for the hospital lot with
Mr. Anderson.
Several Chamber members of
fered help before they left the
luncheon Wednesday. H. G.
Bryan preferred the use of his
car and trailer; Carl Meiers vol
unteered to handle all necessary
hauling; and Mrs. Dorothy Henke
offered to help with hospital
bookkeeping until offices are set
up in the new building. Dr. Z. M.
and Mrs. Fineman offered their
services, as needed, during the
next six weeks.
In other business taken up, it
was decided to postpone the elec
tion until next meeting, in order
to recruit more members. A1 Ha
gan protested, pointing out that
by-laws call for an election at the
first December meeting. His pro
test was overruled.
W. C. Mau, Chamber head,
announced that Mr. and Mrs.
John Witt had offered a lot
as site for Palmer’s proposed
fire station.
W. L. Zeile reported that
Chamber members have permis
sion to use the gymnasium each
Boy Scouts Plan
Court of Honor
In December
Members of the Valley Scout-;
ing committee, which met last
week, decided that the next
Court of Honor for Valley Scouts
will be held Dec. 19. A board of
review will be held prior to the
Court of Honor. Parent’s night
will also be held that evening.
Plans are still tentative, ac
cording to Victor Alfsen, Scout
master. However it is hoped that
Wasilla Scouts will participate in
the Court, which will be at the
United Protestant church. Re
freshments will be served to
Scout guests at the conclusion of
the program.
Announcement of meeting
time and participating Scout
troops will be made soon.
Committee members at the
meeting included Vernon Frid
ley, chairman, Gilman Lindsey,
secretary, Emil LaWalter, out
door man, Jack Maze, exam
iner, and Victor Alfsen and Wal
ter Huntley, Scoutmasters.
Appointment of another com
mittee member, who will be
named finance manager, will be
made shortly.
Thursday evening between 7 and
10 p.m., when basketball, vol
leyball and badminton equip
ment will be available.
Community -
Calendar
SATURDAY
PHS-200 Q. M. basketball
1 game in gymnasium. 8:15 p.m
Inter-squad curtain-raiser at 7
p.m.
DANCE in gymnasium immedi
ately following basketball game.
SUNDAY
FIRE DRILL for members of
Valley Volunteer Fireman’s
Association. 2 p.m. at King’s
garage.
MONDAY
DAIRYMAN’S ASSOCIATION
meets in Extension office at 8
p.m.
COMMUNITY FUND committee
meets at home of Les Ray. 8
p.m.
CAMERA CLUB meeting at
Palmer Photographic Center.
7:45 p.m.
' TUESDAY
SOURDOUGH HOMEMAKER’S
club Christmas party at Un
garo home on Monoghan farm.
8 p.m.
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
meeting at Extension office at
7 p.m.
MOOSE LODGE AND WOMEN
OF THE MOOSE meet at 8
p.m.
FIRE ASSOCIATION meets in
Legion Clubrooms at 8 p.m.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? Adv.
Hartley Bros. Motor Co.
Alaska Owned and Operated
FIRE PROTECTION
We have a complete line of fire fighting equip
ment for both home and business use.
— Also —
The handy new “POWER PACK” especially
for automobiles.
Drop in and see our display
Tappan Stoves and Hot Water Heaters
TIRES TUBES BATTERIES
TUNE-UP LUBRICATION
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1. High in food energy value
2. High in protein content
3. Helpful in maintaining health
Do you know Popcorn has
more food energy units
than
1. All cooked meat and fish
2. All vegetables and fruits
3. All breads and cakes
4. Nearly all varities of cheese
5. All table beverages
Do you know Popcorn is
much more than a confec
tion? Serve it for
1. Between meal snacks
2. Dessert with a beverage
3. A topping for your favorite
ice cream sundae
4. On Waldorf salad
5. Croutons in your soup