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Harry EeLund, l>.£-c?ufcl'e oihiear
of t’h_- jpulmer u-.v t cl' the
Alosxo Territori;- l Gum rsporte
the a? rival of r en uriiorr-s
11 am TrrrvtorirO If.- vi ;v- rtc/.-a.
71 i e ur .1 £ o ..T ’ l ; _ r ~>*• rc ’/ t; ■ $ c# i i.
EeLand, .’/ill ba assued to .July
q.vs.1;' i 1 id nemho:. s ex' the ? Aimer
Unit' The articles recci'-Gd.
include:
Blouse and trousers, overcoat
and cap. Other supplies are
reported on the vrey, ’ vt 'rive
net been received as yet. Lt.
DeLand reports increasin'7
interest in the Guard and it’n
activities.
NEW -HE.-LEI NUR3E ARRIVED
Residents of the Idutcuiuska
Valley are pleased to lrurn of
the arrival of the new Public
Health nurse, so long expected.
This very important office is
now filled by Hiss Rose Gurelniok
who cores to Palmer from Valdez,
where* che, for a period, of 10
weeks, filled the position of
Itinerant Service Harse. Prior
to that tir.it slit, has served in
Seva-rd as Public Health Hurse,
under supervision of the United
States Public Health Service#
Tor a number of years before this
she served with the Henry Street
Visiting Hurse Service of rev;
York City.
Hiss C-uralnick announces the
resumption of all former activ-. /
itit.s of the office including ‘ •
clinics and hone visiting service,
with home-visiting service some
what curtailed, however, until a
car on be purchased, noth the
regular office, over the. Recrea
tion Ii all and the school office
will be open. -Ill iat crested arc
invited to visit Hiss Guralnick
i a her regular office between
the hours of 1.00 to 2.00 P.id.
daily.
rr./ Editor
Next week’s edition of Valley
Settler will bo put out by Carl
Rasmussen, recently appointed by
the idVFCA Board of Directors.
■H <H
coop rcT.Hjo
By L.C.otock
All departments .will be closes
Tiianl;£<3^v-nS oreopt the Pov.'or
i'oa,-M., Coop Lunch, Dormitory
and Creamery ear Bo Lry.
Tag units open will operate on
a rertrioted sc) dulc and your
cooperation i re quieted, partic
ularly as to nL-r Creamery. It
‘a requested that- milk be brought
n curly so that oho creamery
fc.lhs era get* away as soon as
ALL UITT3 './ILL EE CLOSED ITOVEMBER
CS and 33 for the annual inventory
with the possibility cf being
closed the 50, Lien day. if the
inv.nt ory is not correlated,.
PLEASE -.PIEJTOE TOUR PURCILiSUIG
ACOOPLI'IGLY. The Creamery will
be open to receive uilk only. The
Lunch . ho on and the Dormitory will
operate as usual.
PLUIILTY-JILTTLY VTeDBIUG AITUGUNCID
The wedding of liar7 Ann Pluralcy
to Ralph Hilton I untiey is an
nounced to tajee place in the
United Protestant Church in Palmer
Sunday, aomember SI at S.00 P.II.
Irene -p.lurj.ey, sister of the
Bride:, will serve as bridesmaid
while Angus McIIccimie will attend
the groom.
The Hcvercx^d O.U.Randall will
solonnisc tl c c _ronony,
The YALL3Y SETYLLF. is recently in
receipt of a communication-fro;.!
Delicate Anthony J. Dimond, which
would indicate that the affairs
of --las ha arc at.leuSt a subject
of discussion in the Congress.
The communication is so recently
received that there has not been
t ine to assemble the- material
for publication within those
limited pages. Perhaps that oppor
tunity will be afforded in later
'issues, Suffice to say that tin
subjects of Gold hiring, Legislat
ive Reapportionment, War appropri
ations, handling Indictments,
and many other pert inent issues,
arc included.