GLENi T DP 111 - FLORENCE CLAYTON
The Alaska Native Bible Confer
ence will convene June 30th through;
Duly 7th„ uith services at 2:00 P. M .
and; 7:30 P . M . Everybody is welcome.
Lunch and supper w i 11 b e served.
Gateway is opening uith a free
smorgasbord celebrating the new own
ership by Martha and Bill Major.
They formerly lived in Fairbanks and 1
have eight children, six o-f whom are
of school age.
The next paper will be £he 5th
of Ouly,. a Friday.
James J. Brunette, Director of
Veterans Affairs was in Glennallen
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Toms came to visit h
her son, William LeRoy of the A.C.S.
She is from Kent*, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace of
Coca, Florida are visiting their son
Ed Knoebel. They plan to stay for
the summer and find a hornesite loca
tion. The Wallaces have been on Air
.Stream tours- and have just come from
1 Mexico.
The Copper Valley Library Ass 'n,
•.Pip Social was a success with the
...Copper River Basin Lyons Club .attend
f ing after their meeting. The Copper'
Valley Library Board wishes to thank
■ each and everyone who participated
; with baking and serving.
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5 HR I ME CIRCUS r The attraction of the
| 1963 SHRINE CIRCUS WHICH Will play in
I Anchorage July 6 — 13 at the Sports
! Arena grounds on Fireueed Lane, will
| be the WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON YOUTH
' CIRCUS. There will be two performan
’ ces daily at 2:30 P . FI . and 8 : □ □ P . FI.
; Ticket cost is $2.10 for adults and
$1.00 for children 12 years of age
i and under, with tickets good for any
j of the 16 performances. Tickets ® a y
I be purchased locally at the GLE*NN
| A (LIEN OFFICE OF CORDO'liA AIRLINES. c
I F_ £ R S g L Ej
1 1960 3/A Torn Ford Pick-up. $1200 .
Glenn Hclkcmn,, File 18, Kenny Lake,
Chitina Road.
6-hors.e Briggs and Stratton air-cool
ed engine,, $75.00; Large home G.E.
! mangle, $50.00 at Copper Center Lum
ber.
16 ft. Kit Aluminum House Trailer,,
may be seen at Santa's Cafe. j
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j FAITH' HOSPITAL VITAL STATISTICS
| Louise A la i n e Hancock uas born June 6j
. 1963, to Lee and Laura Hancock of
■ Went as t a . - 1
Andrew Patrick Long uas born June 7, i
| 1963, to■Woruood and Jane Long of Tok
| father uas cheeling from his hospital
; bed during the delivery,
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| Central Alaskan fissions is happy to
i welcome Hiss Carol Keffie of Spring- j
field, Pa,, and Hiss Rachel Huss of
Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois,
help’ in the nursing dutit^ fur
^he. summer months*
Hr. Iilayne Wever of Princeton
University and Miami, Florida, and
Mr. John Plankeel of Western. Springsj
Illinois, are here for the summer to |
help with; the many construction pro- j
jects around the Fission grounds.
£.A.A. HEWS - CECIL HIUSHAW
Mr. McIntosh has been appointed
acting manager of Gulkatna F.A.A. Sta
tion. Herb Hanson is processing for
a disability retirement.
The Broun family are- on a trip t
to the Southern 48. Ram. Broun;.uill i
remain in California to enroll in
college .
Bob McMahon is outside in Cal- j
ifornia on vacation.
, There uas 8 inches.'of sn.ou last j
u.eek on the Glenn Highuay near the
Lakevieu' Motel.
KENNY LAKE NEWS - GI [\j l\j Y HELKENN - ,
A dag vaccinating clinic was
held Friday night, dune 7th at the
school’house with Jack Rogers and
wife handling the vaccinating for j
rabies* A Soil Conservation meeting!
was held after the dogs 'uere taken
c a re of. ' . j
Lots of Kenny Lakers have been j
making the trip to Anchorage the
past two weeks, Carol and Roy A'lly
went in to get their fertilizer and
seed. Marge and Steve Brittain and
Jimmy Williams went in* John Abe hers
made two trips and Bill Weaver made |
the trip to see about a job. Dave
Fadness has been working for Tonsina
Lodge doing some carpenter work for
them.
The Kentons- Club -met at Pat Hel-j
kenn's home the 6th of June.. Base- j
ball practice was set for Tuesday
and Friday afternoons,/! P . M. at the!
school. Everyone come that can make |
it. Cur next meeting to be at Fran j
Kibble's, the 20th of June. j
TheHelkenns, Glenn,, Ginny, Pat-j
and Bern helped Jackie and Francis'
Hunt celebrate their 2 2nd wedding,
anniversary, June 8th with a card
party.
Glenn Helkenn shot his first
black bear since being in Alaska.
All the Helksnns ..were pretty excited
as It Lias the First live bear they
had seen and Daddy brought it h□ m.e.
Wot many blacks have been seen out
here on the Chitina read,, mostly all
browns. This one uas shot about a
„ mile and a half from Copper Center.
A big brown uas looking the Abe hers1
garden1 over the other night: but be
fore he could do any damage the dogs
, chased him off. heedless to say
’chips mere flying pretty fast get
ting a fence up around that garden, j
The Kenny Lake Little League
Team, uas supposed to have their first
practice Lied, evening the 12th but :
due to rain it uas cancelled. The j
boys did get their(Pg* 9 Please- '