Workmen Give
Time, Money
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of their number to return the
next day.
Those 11 men were:
William Casler, Joe Loyer,
James Loyer, I. M. Sandvik. Os
car Kindgren, James Frey, Al
bert Frey, Bernard Bouwens,
Guy Warnica, Tex Gudbub and
Walter E. Huntley.
Another 11 Labor
On Saturday, still another 11
men arrived to take over con
struction jobs at the hospital.
They laid flooring, put in win
dows and doors and did general
finishing work on the interior
of the building.
By dark on Saturday evening
the work had progressed so well
that one of the crew estimated
it would take “a crew of five
or six men about a day” to make
the buildings livable. One radi
ator is still to be installed, but
Mr. Bouwens and Mr. Casler
plan to finish that part of the
job one evening this week.
Dr. Sims commended the
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work of the Friday and Satur
day crews. He said the two-day
progress in wprk at the Quon
set now made it certain the
building would be in use this
I winter.
Still Work To Do
He added that there was still
much to be done, However.
There is excavation work yet
to be completed, and both the
hospital and the Quonset must
be winterized for protection
against Matanuska winds.
Dr. Sims said there will be
jobs for all Valley men who can
help until freeze-up time. He ex
pects to be spending his Satur
days at Hospital tasks for the
next several weeks.
Men who gave time and ma
terial on Saturday included:
Jack Maze, Bill Lentz, Ed
Christensen, E. J. LeDuc, Glen
Woods, Arlo Martin, Bernie
Bouwens, Bill Casler, Seth
Cook, Emil Waldo and Dr. Sims.
Mr. Cook gave a load of saw
dust with which to bank the
buildings.
Women Help, Too
While Dr. Sims was commend
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Hospital
Ins and Outs
Patients admitted to the Val
ley hospital late last week in
cluded: t
Jimmy Ball of Gakoma, Cecil
Wilson of Wasilla and Mrs. Lou
is Geiwitz.
Patients leaving the hospital
for their homes were:
Mrs. Louis Geiwitz. Mrs. Ruth
Stephan, Albert Huebner, Mil
dred Goodlayton and Cecil Wil
son.
men in their help with hospital
work. Miss Ethel Dale, hospital
manager, also added a word of
appreciatiion for the work of
Valley women. She said the vol
unteer labor which assists with
the cooking, sewing and clean
ing tasks at the hospital helps
materially in lightening the
work of staff members.
Miss Dale also expressed grat
itude for the continued gifts of
fruits, vegetables and meals for
hospital meal trays.
Milkman Shops
For Valley Dairy
Think the future of the Matan
uska Valley has been over-rated
lately? That’s not the way it
seems to the folks who should
know. Even college professors,
those conservative fellows, are
advising students to ‘,go north,
young man.”
Latest, to listen to the words of
wisdom was Joseph Murphy of
Cincinnati, Ohio who came to
Palmer last week to find -out for
himself. Mr. Murphy is a recent
graduate of an agricultural col
lege and hopes to soon set up
shop as. a dairyman.
The Ohioan was interested in
the possibilities of the dairy in
dustry here. He asked to be
shown Valley farms now at work
in the business producing milk.
He inspected several last week,
and while he has mgde no de
cision yet, the Valley’s dairymen
hope soon to be able to enter the
name of Murphy on their mem
bership lists.
M. D. Snodgrass was official
guide for the Valley’s newest po
tential milkman during his stay
here.
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Glove Leather Here
Leather for use in glove-mak
ing classes, planned by Mrs
Bernice Johnson of the Extensior
Office, has arrived, Mrs. Johnsor
announced yesterday. She aski
that everyone interested come tc
the Extension Office as seoi:
as possible to sign up for the
course.
No date for the beginning class
has been set, but the first lessor
is expected to get under vva\
late in October. Students will be
measured for glove patterns ai
this first session.
IS HOSPITALIZED .
Mrs. Mary Nyiand of Palmei
was admitted to Providence hos
pital in Anchorage last Thurs
day. Mrs. Nyiand is expected tc
be in the Anchorage hospital foi
at least several days.
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Anniversary Plans Told
For Lutheran Church
Members of St. John’s Lut
an Church of Palmer will <
brate the tenth anniversary
the founding of the church 1
a banquet in the church 1
ment next Friday evening. C
ter members of the church
be guests of honor for the oc
ion.
Serving will begin prompt1
7:30 p. m.
Rev. W. A. Zeile, church
tor, has planned special a
versary services for the mor
of Oct. 19. For that mor
only, services will be set 1
to 11 o'clock.
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