KENNY LAKE NEWS Mario Barnard
Spooks, devils, witches and numer- j
ous other small hobgoblins were hon
ored on Halloween afternoon with a
party at the Kenny Lake School. Games
were played and refreshments were
served by room mother, Jackie Hunt
and Thelma Hartman. The costumes were
judged with prizes goint to: Ricky
alley, Kathy Helkenn, Marty Helkenn,
Sandy Virgin, Merry Helkenn and Susie
Phillips.
Kenny Lake was well represented at
the young people’s Halloween party at
Gulkana, Saturday night. Prize winner
from this area were: Steve Brittain,
the prettiest, and Gordon i.bsher, who
had the most weird costume.
Recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Newton were the Newton’s
son ^rmand and wife from anchorage.
Mr. L. H. Hayes, area supervisor
of schools, was guest speaker at a
recent meeting at the Kenny Lake
School, to discuss the high school
problem for this area.
Back on his homestead for the win
ter is Charlie Benjamin, who has been
commercial fishing this past summer,
Mr and Mrs Jim Route and family are
now making their home on the Pippin
Lake Road where they have filed on a
homestead.
Mrs and Mrs Glenn Helkenn recently
spent several days in Anchorage and
upon returning, moved into their new
log house.
ill so in anchorage for several days
were Mrs Paul Hamilton and 3 children.
Pat Helkenn and Ginny Helkenn were
hostesses Monday night to a ifTripoly?T
party and lunch.
John and Bob ^bsher recently made
s trip into Anchorage.
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Host of the residents of the Kenny
Lke area attended the Community Leagc
Social for the month at the school,
Friday evening. Lennie Hartmann was
in charge of entertainment which was
in the Halloween theme, with most of
those present in costume.
John Goertz has been spending the
past 2 weeks on his homestead.
The floor is down in the new chapel
Word has been received from Bill
Weaver, who is presently working at
Cape Romanzoff, that he is planning s
trip to North Carolina and Washington
D.C. in the near future.
Pat Helkenn was a recent winner of
a radio contest. She will receive 2
long playing records as her prize.
A familiar sight on the Sdgerton
Cutoff is the buffalo which seems to
have claimed residency on the nlley
and Newton homesteads.
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PROPOSE NEW RECREATION SITE
The Bureau of Land Management is
processing a proposed withdrawal of
1,625 acres near Eagle, The land
would become a public recreation area,
with camping, fishing, the Yukon Riv
er and historic Fort Egbert as main
attractions. The Eagle Historical Soc
iety, State Division of Parks and Rec
reation and BLM are cooperating in
this venture, J M
from ^laska Conservation News Bulletin
POST OFFICE NOTICE
Beginning November 15, the Copper Cen
ter Postoffice lobby will close at
6:00 PM on Monday through Friday, and
at 2:00 PM on Saturday,
The Postoffice will be closed on
Monday, November 11, Veteran’s day.
The "Kansas City Star" once publishec.
an obituary by a cub reporter: '’It
was always Mr and Mrs Tom Johnson’s
wish to die together. Half of that
wish was fulfilled last night. . . ...??
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