Hospital Sale
Is Okayed
Approval for the sale of the
emergency hospital building to
the Valley Hospital Association
has been received from the Farm
Home Administration, it was an
nounced this week by James Wil
son, Co-op manager.
The hospital board has been
negotiating for the purchase or
long-term lease of the building
for the past several months.
Mr. Wilson said the sale would
proceed as soon as the Corpora
tion board signifies approval.
Meanwhile the MVFCA has start
ed work on the construction of a
sewer line leading to the hospi
tal. Sale terms call for the con
struction of sewer and water
lines and the rehabilitation of
the steam line, to be completed
within 90 days.
More About Wright Bldg.
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ments than did the original
structure, which had not been
completely finished at the time
it was destroyed by fire.
Mr. Wright disclosed plans for
the reconstruction of the adja
cent Ron-Da-Voo restaurant
building, when the present con
struction is completed. He said
the restaurant work would begin
in the spring, and that he plan
ned the erection of a two-story
concrete building on the present
site.
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MUSIC CLUB TO HEAR
BERLIOZ SYMPHONY
Hector Berlioz’ “Symphonie
Fantastique,’ music with a Hal
lowe’en-ish slant, will be featur
ed on the first program of the
Music Appreciation Club, it was
announced this week by Father
James Snead. That meeting will
be held tomorrow evening at St.
Michael’s rectory, and will begin
promptly at 8 o’clock.
In addition to the Berlioz sym
phony, there will be a radio play,
“Sorry, Wrong Number,” featur
ing Agnes Moorehead. Refresh
ments will be served during in
termission.
All music lovers are invited to
participate in these listening
programs at St. Michael’s rec
tory. An evening of music is
scheduled every three weeks dur
ing the winter months.
Grange Announces Plans
For Winter Card Series
The Grange series of winter
card parties opens at the Grange
Hall tonight at 8 o’clock, it was
announced this week by Mrs.
Ralph Goodrich of the planning
committee.
The party is one of six planned
for these next few months. Prizes
are offered for the high scorer
of each evening’s play, and a
grand prize is given to the tour
nament champion at the end of
the six evenings.
Individual admissions cost 75
cents. Refreshments are served
at the end of the evening.
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Move to Anchorage
WASILLA—Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Mack and children have
moved from Wasilla to make
their home in Anchorage. '"Tfr.
Mack is a Railroad employe.
Use Our
Christmas
Lay-Away Plan
All purchases are gift-wrapped
and mailed
FOR THAT ALL-IMPORTANT GIFT, WE
SUGGEST A CHOICE FROM OUR
JEWELRY OR IVORY
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Pearls
New Shipment of Ivories
Bracelets Watchbands
Tie Clasps
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For Children and Infants — New Stock of Shoes
FOR MEN — Gabardine Shirts, brown, maroon, navy
Mittens, Ear Muffs
FOR WOMEN-New Slacks, New Skirts, New Jackets
Now is the time to buy your fall and winter clothing
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red, brown, white
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red, brown
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