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Ready for Immediate
Occupancy

Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEATURES.
COMPARE THEM WITH
OTHER APARTMENTS AND
BE AMAZED.
/. Private entrances and broad
private terraces for family
living, face a whole mile Of
cool. wooded parkland.
2. Twenty individual. spacious
layouts of l. 2 and 3-bed-
room units, some with bed.
rooms upstairs.
3. An unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety to chill
oren with one-way traffie
and brings your car to your
own front door.
4. Almost half the units are
corr corners Tiswy with tn tsqas sun. ,,ass ar
3. Masonry walls betw. units
provides complete sound
s. School buses through the
development TRANSPORT chill
dren safely to all public
schools. Montgomery Coun-
ty schools are rated among
the HneSL IN the NdClOn.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY
Two bedrooms. living room,
dining room. kitchen and
bath.
$94.50
Three bedrooms, living room.
dining room. kitchen and
bath
$112.50
(All Utilities Included in Remit
Sample Apartment at Ats
Southampton drive.
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire avenue 7/16 Of .
mile north of the trafflc light
at University lane to the
sign on property.
JAMES C. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
55 southampton Drive, JU. 1885
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Boilers, Bldg. Materials
BRICK

100000 good used brick. Call us
where brick can be seen. We also
deliver ACE WRECKING CO.. 4002
MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-0500. 10
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Government surplus double bunk
S6" width Govt. surplus used Holly
wood beds with innerSpring mat
tress, S1S.95.
Wave folding beds. $7.95.
2 metal beds, complete with mattress.
ottomans, S1.95
N; FRANK AN; & SON, Ala srd st. NV.
BEDROOM CHAIR and ottoman,
brand new. Call mornings. ia. 9211.
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut, 5-piece;
so9S9dd f9nd, f'o s-da4s peiee s75. Call after
BEDRM SUITES. IA, S35 I'D. Is
3tho st. ne, Ii. $1,000. Open 8
BIcYcLE-xmas lay-away. Trade
CYCLE STORE. 1911 Wis. ave, MI.
01nO. Open Friday to 8 pm.
BINOCULARS, Leitz, 10x60, new.
coated lens, S110. JU. 7-SSS7: IS
BOILER: Boil 5,horsepower; gas firing,
excellent condition. Phone LU.
BOILER. 12-horsepower. gas firing,
turn, system, pumps and motors;
exGeAent eoa5a condition. Phone Lu.
Boilers, Bldg. Materials
Lge. STOCK OF good lumber. floor
ing, doors. windows, plumbing, pipe,
boilers and radiators. HECKINCi Err
CO. 10Th and H sts. ne. 1T. 140G.
BRICKS, face and common, any
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BRICKS, l or a million. ALASKA
COAL & BRICK CO.. MA. $3.50:
OTIS 1900
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MISC. WANTED tcont J

OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds; Office
mach, any kind; top prices paid
DI 1872.
PIANOS, highest cash prices paid
for used spinetS, consoles and
grands. Call MR.. BALDI. ST. 0250.
Pianos Wanted for S S S
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BRICKS

One million clean good hard used
BRICKS. We deliver or you pick up.
Place order now. ARROW WRECK
ING co. 100 S. Capitol ST., Ii.
3-2b02, Ii. 3-226l. Ill
BROCADE SMOKING JACKET, Japa-
neSe cultured pearls. Cloisonne vases,
carved stone vases, carved wood fig
ures. 400-day clock. LO. 3-S714. 50
BUILDING MATERIAL-Large stock
of framing lumber, flooring, sheet
ing. doors. also reinforcing steel,
angle iron and many other items
from many .Wrecking Jobs. Only
above material sold at lowest prices.
wood I'd. and w st. ne. MI. 6I77.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
FIREPLACE WOOD. season split oak,
81 cord. RE. 2625 s"
any length. Tel. Poolesville. Md,
2S4l II
FIREWOOD. dry. round or split;
ready to burn; delivered in Virginia.
KE. 3-4S00. -
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG LADY, desires furn. or un-
furn. room. Catholic home; conv,
Navy Annex. IA. S-5710. all-day
Sunday or evenings 7s
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

SHETLAND PONIES. horses. cattle
Evans. soNsKEE RANCH pooles- s-
vile. Md. Mr.. Evans. nationally
known authority on livestock. gate d
and saddle horses, Able to help you
in all your cattle problems dairy
and beef. Phone Poolesville tMd.1
HAVE 9-YEAR-oLD black mare and
bay colt. riding horses; would like
to sell or you may have them to use
II you will board them. OW. 9334
after, 6 pm, q
PONIES-20 head of choice Shetland
ponies, mos. to 3h vrs... beauti-
fully marked. chestnut and white
black and white. viii make won
derful Christmas present for chill
dren. Can be seen at SON-KEE
RANCH. poolesville. Md OF call
Radi Evans. Poolesville Md 202S.
GENTLE PONIES AND HORSES for
children or ladies. Rockville 9Ss9;
ewes, HU 9015 -
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r E F r I G E r A T o r
CLOSEOUT IF YOU
NEED A REFRIGERA-
TOR, NOW IS THE
TIME TO BUY. WE ARE
CLOSING OUT OUR
STOCK OF 1851 CROS-
LEY, PHILCO, AD-
MIRAL, GE, NORGE,
AND WESTINGHOUSE
REFRIGERATORS. NO
HOLDBACKS, EVERY
THING GOES. STAND
ARD TIRE & BATTERY
CO., 10th AND H NE.
Ii. 3-9002. OPEN EYES.
TIL 9.
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Cash DISCOUNT! !!

Brand-new Nationally ad.
vertised television sets
refrigerators, washing
machines. Immediate de.
livery. Large cash dis
count on any purchase!
Save up to $l00 and
more on famous brands!
Call Mr.. Brown Now!
RE 1890
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PIANOS, ALL STYLES
We Pay Highest Cash Prices
nnr Rinht GIL
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REFRIGERATION SHOW CASE. best
offer: must sell. 222S 18th st. NV.
-
RIFLE, Winchester "15"; good con-
dition; with case. SH. 275S after
+ pm.
RIFLE. 30O6 sporter with case: S65
IA. 2-S547. IS
RIFLE, Springfield .03: 2 Mossbergs,
% caIiber: excellent cond. TW.
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China, furniture, SilVerware, JeWelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
ewes. EN- 6765.
ANTIQUES-Furnitu bric-a-brac.
china, glassware, rugs, silverware.
paintings: highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tstsrbecker>. ia.
dining room. contents of
home: cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 2937; after 7 pm GE. 1916.
BOOKS, large and small collections
b9ught and removed at our expense.
st NV NE 1895.
BOOKS bought all kinds. any guam
HLR1oR ALE 5a0 BooR saop e our 17ss eNpehss Ps
DIAMOND; ,T; JEWEIRY aiH HRY', of any descrip-
ton; old gold and silver. Cash paid.
sRse peees s0Pplsts p0nsht h0usfh0a Ash ss
FGRSfTGRENlwiii HRisf1Tfsi A IpiS buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
IS. e seaTs. a.W'. Ne. hopHSoDs sss9' S'h and K
kinds household goods, cut glass and
china. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. 49,
FURNITURE WANTED
TOP PRICES. CALL TIL 9 Pm.
ABBOTT. & LANDON. CO. 1896.
FURN.-Entire household contents
old glassware, silver. misc. china
highest prices. s. E FURN. EXCH
210 7th ST.. AT, 05S5. Moving done.
GOLD-Bring your old gold, platinum.
teeth, discarded iewelry. We pay
cash. A. KAHN, INC. IS years
at 935 st NV
GAS RANGES, gas refgr., furniture,
heating stoves. ACME STOVE co
l011 7th st. NV. Ma 1862
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
prices paid. If you cannot deliver
your accumula tions, please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG
CO. 215 l. st. s.w. DI. S007.
NEWPAPERS WANTED-High prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone us.
ACE JUNK CO. 1920 Georgia ave.
NV. AD. 5457.
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FURNITURE
FROM MODEL EXHIBIT APT.

FROM MODEL EXHIBIT APT.
3 sectional modern curved sofa and
large gray upholstered chairs.
Peerless" custom made. 3417
Tulane dr.. West Hyattsville. WA.
3S77.
FURNITURE, NEW & USED
Bedrm.. liv. rm. and din. rm.; many
occasional chairs. tables and separ-
ate pieces; on sale at 1913 u st.
NV NO. 3343: 1920 Bladens. rd.
ne. AT 1850; 1858 wis ave. NV,
NO. 1904; 2601 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
ia 2-!l16. SMITH STORAGE CO.
DON'T MAKE A MOVE
WITHOUT CALLING
SMITHS
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FILE CABINETS

Government surplus. 4-drawer wood
legal and letter size Sll.95: new
4-draWer steel, letter size with lock.
S42: legal size S5 extra. N. FRANK
& SON. 414 Bird st. NV
FLOOR SANDER, Clarke; for sale:
SO; For information call Rockville
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FURN.-Liying rm. set, new slip
covers and drapes to match, console
ably, modern chrome and formica
top dinette set, twin bedrm. set with
cedar-lined closets. good rug: other
miscellaneous items. Call after 10
GAS : s. RANGE An Hs'Ti Tappan. and 7-cu,-ft.
ton; both for $3.50 or best offer.
stallation, PERI LEss SALES, sa37
GENERATioRs-sTaAHRrERs,s Gen RAJ pss snaH $3.50 up;
s6th yeas ar.0 Carly. f ISos i4th fsIa'fs' st.
GUNS-Marlin NJ. 336, new, ST9.95.
Winchester NJ. 71-34S-used, Sl1O.
Savage NJ. 90. go, used. SIS. REM
ington M 14l, 35. used. $s5. Rem
aglph 3d. winchesteT Inc aeI0 NJ 81 10. nsg sso
swift new, S120.45. Winchester M.
20, 270. used, 800. Remington NJ.
721. 270, used, $135. Winchester
M. .43, Hornet. new. S60.45. Rem
ington N; $40, S76.94. Winchester
N; No y 2 Ss3 a: Winchester II, used
rib full choke, Sl75. winchester
model II heavy duck sun new.
S104 40 Ithaca M. 81 90 ga. SIS
TOMMY'S GUN SHOP. S402 Fenton
St, Silver, Spring. 81. 3030. Open
Mon, Wed. and Fri. ewes. only.
HAssoGks H scaasa "a; aeT 6DsS s. UP E. Is 7th
HAT AND BAG. leopard. $50; heavily
gold-braided Chinese coat, $50; new
man-tailored women's size IL dark
gray wooden suit, $50: misc. hats
and and bags in excel. cond. Phone 81.
HEATERS AND STOVES
Nsc ScE FssS sTovr s o1 ri '2t ah Hs2d sS sss SIS
HOSPITAL BED, complete with COM
uoSsoTsT 2ysI TsEoms nrFaS psTk. sH: 55i7.
condition; s75 cash. Du. 1925. otter
INSULATION. storm sash. comb.
doors, rockwool. Kimsul, Zonolite,
fiberglass. RUCKER LUMBER. 1920
Wilson blvd, IA: 4;,l234.
KNOT, PINE PANEL Wed. only; spec.
lot. I3e del; No phone calls. RUCK-
LOCKERS
Industrial type for shops. schools,
restaurants. etc, 12x12x6 It. tail;
syailabie lh a in 2 groups Of -, and and 4.
15X15; with key. in banks of Z
n a'Ffa FAM TX soa "a r csr srd Gaenns St nW
LUMBER, oak timber, sawed to speci-
tlcations. Call WI. 2217 after 8 pm.
LUMBER
Large supply of all sizes Of framing
lumber, oak and maple flooring; all
;i-inch lumber sold for the price OF
2inch. ACE WRECKING CO., 4002
MINI. ave. ne, LU 4-0500. 10
LUMBER-6-in. oak fencing, s IT.
and 10 ft., delivered, $50 per
thous. Phone WI. 2"17. after 9 pm.
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NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
1924 Vermont ave. NV; nice apt
for 2; S15 week. CO. 1904.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. S45 to $3.50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
] or .: full hotel service: no time
limit. 600 Goth st. NV MA. h42R
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LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS

BOTH ney and used at ROBIN
free delivery. Read these specials
Special s-ft, studs. 39c each; TX:
furring strips, 2iac TT; specia
holdings of all kinds. &c it.
special 1xS-6-ft. white pine shelly
ing, 40c each; special Ix4-6-ft
white pine shelving. 25c each; .4x'
upson wall board, $l.s4 each; sax
,l3x6 or bxs cedar beyel siding, 15'
3D. bd IT,; oak flooring, 2safc; inch
AKA, $500 each; A-inch-4xS. S5.5t
each; special windows from 81 ca,
special doors from S5 each; -specia
storm sash from 81 so each: Balsan
wool Kirnsul, Rockwool and zono-
lite insulations; white house paint
S1.9S GAL; roof cement. S5c gal.
black roof coating, 5-gal, can, 50 so;
beautiful Ix12 white pine shelving,
II I9c bd; t.; all sizes Of window
radiators, pipe fittinss. All these
s57d,, and many ,g mere mere At ,,,E RoBINsoN SN s
TFRIALS. 1899 Kenilworth ave.
ne. Phone AK. 1900. Open days
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GOODACRE APTS.
Northwest Park
Apartments.

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road II
Montgomery County, Silver Spring
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TABLES. END AND COFFEE. new;
20 S4 up Is 9TH st. ne LII
3-6969. Open 8 to 8. -
TELEVISION CLOSE
OUT = 1851 PHILCO,
EMERSON, ADMIRAL,
CROSLEY, MOTOROLA,
HALLICRAFTER, AND
RCA TELEVISION SETS
AT CLOSEOUT PRICES.
YOU CAN BUY THIS
STOCK AT THE OLD
PRICES. STANDARD
TIRE & BATTERY CO.,
10th & H NE, Ii. 3-9082,
OPEN EYES. TIL 9.
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WESLEY HALL

dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies Rec. rm. Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to $3.50. 1926
21st St. NV, HU 1924.
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REFRIGERATORS

REFRIGERATORS
Any make. any condition. GE. 9i99.
call til 8 pm. g.
SILVER, antique or ordinary, any
condition. THE SILVER SHOP. 1881
Wisconsin ave. NV. NO. 1887.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware, any condition; Jewelry. bric-
a-brac, china, glassware, antiques.
Dora Krupsaw Milestone.
THE -HOUSE-OF- GIFTS
1888 Wis. Ave. NV. North 0300
Highest Cash Prices
For used spinets, consoles and grand
pianos. Call ST. 0250. weekdays;
SUNDAYS ST. S263
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BOT H ST. NE

TELEvIsION-some 1850 models al
easy terms. Call 10. 2-11S7 fol
free home demonstration. E. j
READ & SONS. 3014 Nichols ave
Sc Ooen til Q pm
TELEVISI0N SETS-Cash buyers, see
us last and save real money. AM.
TV, Admiral console with servic,
warranty. Half price; need money
CHI S341. -
TIRES. used. over 200 to select from
$3.50 up. TOMS AUTO SERVICE
TIRES. factory recond.. skis. S4.45;
other sizes proper. low: used truck
tires 1896 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. 3o34 Ga ave NV RA $3.50
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FORMTCA

Manufacturers of FORMIcA sink
tops. Also we have some scrap
Formica pieces for general use In
the home. JOHN IIGON. INC,
Bethesda ave. and Lyon lane. Beth
esda. OIL. 1904
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BOLIVIAN CLUB.
1888 10th; business women; sgl.,
dbl, rms; modern baths. beaut furn.
Lge. Dble. Rm.-$10 Per Wk.
One block off Conn. ave; clean.
comfortable. 1928 18th st. NV.
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TABLES, END AND COFFEE, new;
20. 81 up. Is 9TH st. ne LII
9-60Ba Omen @ to @ ~
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BEDS

7th st. ne. Ii $1,000. Open 9 to
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place N w
priyate bath: American Man: excel
lent meals. home atmosphere; 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service.
HO 1866.
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innersprings or cot
ton felt. sgl. or dbl. good cond.,
Sterilized; limited quantities; $3.50
5I3 New Jersey ave. NV. tdrive-in)
MATTRESS, good condition. Sc. Call
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
ANY size or type. used or new; 30-in
cotton felts from 81 so: 36-in used
inner-springs. SS 95: beds and chests.
used and new available at great
savings. N. FRANK g. SON. Ala 3rd
st. NV.
MEAT CASE. 81 #. counter and beer
case combined. scales, meat cutter,
all electric and in good condition.
3S0e Lee hwy. Arl. IS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT. II vertical tub
punch card files, Wright a. Co. No
30l, capacity of each, 81 900 cards.
These files practically new. For sale
at considerable saving. Cali Mr.
Magee at PEOPLES DRUI STORES
OFFICE. HO. 1894 -!
OFFICE FURNITURE
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Contents of entire bldgs., Carnegie
Foundation: also surplus of top Govt.
agency: l75 desks. $40 chairs, $50
filing cabinets IS2.50 up). tables,
desk lamps. trays. baskets. cos
tuners. D. G.. SURPLUS SALES,
511-5lS New Jersey ave. NV. tdrive-
! i'm. II
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Bring your hest color shots direct
to, Chinacolor's new lab for quality
eolor prints at low prices. rs
Kennedy ST. NV, RA. G311.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Nome Chamber Proposes Alaskan Tourist Bureau

The Northwestern flask a Chamber of Commerce of Nome this week wrote all Chambers of Commerce and newspapers in the territory, asking for backing on their plan to promote a spring and winter tourist season. It is the Chambers hope that the idea eventually will lead to the es- tablishment of a permanent tour ist bureau for Alaska as the states have now.
 R. A. Cornwell; secretary of the. Nome group, pointed out that there are actually more attrac- tions in Alaska of interest to tour ists in the spring and winter than there are in the summer. Also, he feels that Alaskans have more time, during those seasons, to properly entertain visitors than they do during the crowded sum- mer months. ~
 The Nome organization requests that all Chambers of Commerce name a permanent tourist com mittee, to help work for the sug- gested territorial tourist bureau, and to study problems of housing, attractions and facilities for tourists. zxss7
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Hospital Annual Meeting To Be Wednesday
Moose Dinner Costs Three Men S95O

Three men, Andrew Runyan, Moose Creek trapper, John Posti- shek, Jonesville miner, and Al Grasser, operator of Santa Claus Lodge, last week were found guilty of illegal possession of moose. The trio, accused by Harry Pinkham, Fish and Wid.. life Service agent, were tried. by U. s. Commissioner Dorothy ;Sax- ton. ,-., Runyan was accused of shooting two bull moose out of season and of illegal possession of moose meat. He was fined $500, given a 30-day jail sentence and lost his trapping license for a year.
 Runyan admitted his stgui1t, but said he had shot the animals be- cause he and his~dogs were in need of meat.
 Postishek was charged with the illegal possession of moose meat and was fined $500. The miner. who also pleaded guilty, com- plained that the one meal of moose liver he had enjoyed from the illegal meat was the most expensive dish of liver I ever ate"
 MT. Grasser. was fined 1850 son the charge of illegal possession and transportation of moose meat. He was given a 60-day sentence, suspended, and had his fishing and hunting license re- voked for the balance of the year.
 Clue to the illegal taking of the moose was first uncovered by MT. Pinkham, when offal from the dressed-out carcasses was found lying near the highway.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Eced Handlers SchocI Daies Are Changed
 ToFeb. 27, 28, March 1

The planned food handlers school for Palmer's bar and res tarrant workers will be held on Feb. 27, 26 and March 1, it was announced to]ay by Miss Louise Kellogg, president of the Valley Health Council. Lloyd Morley, ] territorial sanitarian will conduct the sessions.
 Classes will be held at 2 D. m. aM at : p. m, in order to give slFworking shifts ii this vicinity the opportunity to attend. Ses- sions will be held at the former library in the Rec Hall, except in the event of conflicting meetings, wren the food handlers school will be moved to the Health Cen ter. ,
 Placards will be awarded to the business establishments, whose employees all attend the food handlers school, according to James Wilson, committee chair man for school plans.
 Employees of outlying restau- raibts and roadhouses also are in- vited to attend the school, MT. Wilson said. The Health Coun- il is a+tefnntino to contact all
 Continued on Page 5
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
fears Dance Expected To MaEe Hospital Golfers Jingle Again

Nurses of the Valley Hospita are asking all local residents to circle March II in red on their calendars. hat's the date of their planneaH Hard Times Dance in the Pal | Gym. And that's the date u hope that all Valley residents will concentrate on wearing jeans and other beat up garb, so that they can contri- bute the money saved by not buying a new dress and other party pretties to the fund that will help, in part, to repair the Valley Hospitals beat-up plumb ing.
 And while the Hard Times theme may be dominant in dance costumes, the nurses say that the many prizes and gifts to be of fered during the evening will make it a Good Times dance for a number of Valley residents.
 Tickets cost $1 each, and may be purchased from any Hospital nurse or in any Palmer bar. nurse. Nurses ask that everyone purchase ticket, whether they plan to attend the dance or not.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
HoMEMAKERs PLAN TO SERVE LUNCHES AT COMING IeJsTsTUTE

Potluck lunches will be served at the annual Farm and Home In stitute, it was decided at last Mondays meeting of the Home makers Council The Institute begins in Palmer on Tuesday, Feb. 21 and ends Thursday, Feb. 3. There are tentative plans for a one-day Institute at Wasilla on Feb. 24.
 The Council planned that the Valleys seven Homemakers' clubs will share the work of serving and cleaning up each days dishes. The schedule was worked out in this way:
 Feb. 2l- Cheechakos will. serve23 and Riverbend members ,svH clean up: Feb. 22-Sour- doughs will serve and Glacier View members will clean up: Feb. 23-Butte members will serve and l2:30 and Evening Craft members will clean up.
 Clubs who serve are requested to bring the necessary dishtowels. Coffee, cream, paper plates, su- gar and salt and pepper will be applied by the Council.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
local Legion Auditory To Ger CifoTion

The Matanuska Valley unit of the Alaska Department of The American Legion Auxiliary, was the only territorial chapter to reach it's membership quota be- fore Dec. 31, 1949, it was an ,nounced at the last Auxiliary meeting. Mrs. Ethel Tonseth, De- partment president, wrote mem bers of the Valley unit that they would receive the national pres ident's citation for their member ship record.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10

One spokesman pointed out that the dollar really could be considered "an investment in yourself. You may need your Hospital someday, and when that day comes, you'll be glad to re- member that you helped fix the plumbing and make other repairs. when they were needed. After all, If we who don't even call Palmer home, are worried about your Hospital, we think you ought to worry more. We are trying to help you, but we ex- pect you to help yourself, too"
 All dance profits will be turned over to the hospitals general re- pair fund.
 The committee of nurses plan ming the March II dance, which will be held at Palmer Gym be- tween 9 p. m. and l a. m, in cludes:
 Martha Collier, Marjorie My ren, Edna Davis, Phyllis Brick son, Mrs. Dorothy Andes, Joyce Creee Mrs. Frances Plack, Mrs. Ann Demming, Janet Brady and Mrs. Helen Maze.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
MEM MBERS TO DISCUSS CHURCH MANAGING VALLEY HOSPITAL

The annual meeting of the Val ley Hospital Association will be held next Wednesday,, in the school lunchroom at 8 D. m, board president James Wilson announced today. All AssOcia- gtion members are urged to be present. .
 Of first importance, will be tho report presented by R. Roland Armstrong of Anchorage on the possibility of having the Valley Hospital managed by the Presby- .terian board of missions. Mr. Armstrong is now conferring with church officials in the states and expects to have a con- crete report to present next We'd nesday evening.
 The Hospitals annual report and financial report will be dis cussed. The faint possibility that GSA funds may be available to the Hospital will be discussed and completely explored, MT. Wilson said.
 Seven new board members will be elected at this meeting. A nominating committee, headed by Mrs. Clyde King, ST., has pre- pared a list of nominees for the Wednesday ballot. This list, on- ly partially complete at press time, includes:
 C. "A. Sandvik. Victor John
 son. Clyde King. ST. Mrs. Her
 bert Kepperud and Geo. Small
 Additional names may be add ed at the meeting, Mrs King said. -. .----., % Any stockholder of the Valley Hospital Association is eligible to participate in Wednesdays meet ing. Mir. Wilson said the board treasurer would be present early next Wednesday, so that anyone who wishes to purchase stock be- fore the meeting time could do so. That purchaser will be eligi- 'ble to vote at the meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Army Gets Feb. Spuds
 From Glen Woods

Glen Woods, independent potato grower, won the Army's com mercial potato contract for the month of February, it was learned this week.
 MT. Woods was low in field of six bidders with bid of $4.64 per cwt. Top bid of the six was $6.50 ...-....-
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS IS RESCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY

Last Fridays planned caucus of Valley Democrats was cancel led because of drifted roads and high winds. The Democrats will try again, in Carpenters Hall, at 8 o'clock next Tuesday, accord ing to Senator Walter E. Hunt ley.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
MINISTERS MEET MONDAY

Members wives will be guests, when the Palmer Ministerial As sociation meets at the Valley Christian Children's Home next Monday, it was announced today. MT. Shomig, a missionary now stationed at the home, is in charge of the evenings program.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
PIONEER DIES

John Helenius, Fairbanks resident since 1903, died there re- gently. MT. Helenius had mined on the creeks in the Fairbanks area for many years.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10

Valley Hospital Asso- ciation annual meet ing in school lunch room al 8 p. m. next Wednesday.