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Palmer, Alaska
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Construction of a new library began on Monday evening in the Valley, with workers Clyde King, Mr. Emery, Bill Casler, Joe Puhl, Darrell Frank, and C.A. Sandvik building the outside walls. Material shortages may require using the room unfinished. Improvements to entrances and signage in the Recreational Hall are suggested to aid navigation for businesses like the Beauty Parlor and Selective Service.
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On Monday evening of this week, Clyde King, Mr. Emery, Bill Casler, Joe Puhl, Darrell Frank and C.A. Sandvik put in the outside walls of the Library. As celotex or plywood is not available, it may be necessary to go ahead and use the room before it's entirely finished rather than wait for these materials.
Other construction work will be necessary in the Recreational Hall in order to make more accessible entrances for other businesses in the building. Some old timers in the Valley have had a very hard time finding the Beauty Parlor, the Selective Service and the paper boxes. There are a number of papers left in the boxes this week and we wonder if people have not been able to find the boxes.
We should have a directory out in the main Hall pointing out the way to the different things.
If home folks can't find their way around, how about the out-of-town folks?
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The Valley
Event Date
Monday Evening Of This Week
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library walls constructed; potential early use due to material shortages (celotex or plywood unavailable). planned improvements to recreational hall entrances and signage for better access to businesses.
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Workers built the outside walls of the new Library. Additional construction needed in the Recreational Hall for accessible entrances to businesses including Beauty Parlor, Selective Service, and paper boxes. Suggestion for a directory in the main Hall to guide visitors, noting difficulties for locals and out-of-towners.