j MATANUSKA VALLEY HOSPITAL NOTES.
/ The 3tork has hovered over the
hospital again this week. The
nursery now boasts four babies.
At noon on June 22 lira. Vernon
Ross of Susitna had o boy, Mark
Vernon, weighing almost ten pounds.
Ross is a fur farmer at V.
..usitnc.This is the fourth child.
Mrs. Jack Faddis(nee >.ileen
Venne) 6nve birth to a fine son,
Dennis George, that same evening.
The La Valley family of Palmer
wrs well represented at the hospita
this week. On Wednesday seven year
old Mavis had a tonsilleetlmony,
and on Thursday morning, Mari: nne
had surgery for the removal of a
troublesome nppendiex. Mavis was
able to go home on Thursday, and
Marianne is making good recovery.
Jim Seimi of Eskn is a pneumonia
patient.
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Charles Leibing of Independence
Mine is in the hospital for
surgical care.
Master Vernon France, two year
old son of Vo-rnon France of
Anchorage, has been a hospital
patient for a few days. He has had
pneumonia.
Mrs. Arvid Johnson had a surgery
on Saturday afternoon and is making
an exellant recovery.
Mr. James Simpson has been in be«a =
in the hospital for a few days due
to a skin infection.
Dr. David Hoebn and his wife,
Dr. Bernice i.ndrews, accompanied by
their little daughter, Roberta,
Evelyn Lausten, a nurse, and some
friends, spent a week up in the
mountains near the Independence
Mine. They report a good rest and
sow some beautiful scenery, the
flowers being at their best this
time of the year.
Dr. Foehn was called out to the
Jonesville Mine, on Thursday,June
24, to assist in gettinfc an injured
patient into the Railroad hospital
Ambulance for transfer to Anchorage,.
P.F.C. Wilford Hewett a. cousinsof
of Mr. and Mrs. Payne, stationed at
Fort Richardson, gave an enjoyable
accordion proj-ram for tie hospital
patients on Monday and Tuesday
evening3.
The Hospital staff wishes to
express their appreciation to the
people of the Valley, for their
thoughtfullness in sending flowers
for the enjoyment of the patients,
as well as fresh vegetables.
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4-K News. The Victory 4-F baking
^rls’club met at the Bryant home
June 23, with Mrs. Bryant their
local leader, Fey and Hazel Werner
made muffins. The asst meeting will
hc-ld on July 7*
We are now baking bread and
Pastry for the people of the
Matanuska Valley, of com so
we cant supply all the d mand
yet, but will increase our
supply as soon as v/e can.
We aro specializing in
HEALTH BRHAD, that contfjus
the food elements that v,■
need to be healthy.
Pies, Cakes, Donuts 3c R0II3.
The Lunch counter is open,
get that delicous cup of
coffee with a sandwich cr
pie cake or donuts.
We wish to thank our friends
who are supporting our n.w
bakery and eating place.
Thanks for your patronac .
EXTENSION NEWS, CONT.
.ANfidITtIXs hoped that I- -"ediete
results will be obtained, Director
Olyroyd is of the opinion that the
uor of poison bran, as reccom ended
by the Dept, of Agriculture, is about
the mosY effective means of ccntroll
ing cutworms. If Paris gr n cannot
be secured, sodium fluoride may be
substituted. Information c? n be r
secured from the Extension Office
or from Don L. Irwin of tie Expier
ment Station regarding methods of
;mixlag this poison.
The 4-H Sunday Program at th:>
United Protestent Church on June
20, was well attended.
The Victory 4-H Garden, Baking
and Clothing Club will btId a g- raera]
meeting at the L.2.Scott ha-mo
Friday afternoon July 2.
HOMEMaKERS OUTING; Homemakers
attention. Come to an all dgy nr etint
at Kings Lake, Wednesday Jane 30,
for a little work and pity . Pie- se
come dressed prepared to i: lp Oot
the camp ready for 4-H and church
outings, and bring necessary equipt
ment such ns brooms, dust "loths,
hammers and ect. Pot luck lunch will
be served at noon. Dont f r0et your
swimming suits and ideas for an
afternoon of fun.