IN APPRECIATION
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The following merchants and citizens wish
to express their appreciation and gratitude
to 3gt. Forson, Airman Barnes, and Airman
5n°?iio^consfer^£+ ?2“°P^r^tion_3.nd assistance
he construction
They are as follows:
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CENTRAL, ALASKAN MISSIONS SANTA'S CAFE
GRIZZLY GIFT SHOP. RANCH HOUSE LODGE
MOOSIBOU SERVICE I BAR F LODGE
GLENMiLLEN VARIETY AND HARDWARE'
NATIONAL BANK OF AUSJOA C.V.E.A.
CORDOVA AIRLINES ■ LIPPI’S SERVICE
PAXSON-LODGE NEIGHBORHOOD GRO.
WILSON' 3 AIR- SERVICE GLENNALLEN GROCERY
EARL BARNARD ENGINEERING CATHOLIC MISSION
FISHER S GA'E.iG’E A.C.S.
FISH .UNO GAME COPPER CACHE
BaYLESS AND ROBERTS TONSINa LODGE
AVON BEAUTY BAR COPPER CENTER LBF.
COPPER CENTER BEAUTY SALON TAZLINA LODGE
JACK ROGERS COPPER CENTER LODGE
GAKONA LODGE COPPER CENTER BAR
TAZLINA RIVER TRADING POST LITTLE ALASKA
CACHE
COPPER VALLEY CONSTRUCTION
ATLASTA HOUSE GIFT SHOP
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KENNY LAKE SCHOOL PENNINGS
OUR AQUARIUM KATHY HE£KSNN, FIFTH GRADE
!7e have an aquarium. I has three fish
and lots of snails.. I7e have a goldfish, a
brown fish ai)d a littja mid fish. Their :
names are B^goybs? Bigmquth, and Dart* j’e
hav.Q lake water and plants in the aquarium.
A'e ^ ave marbles and rocks in it. ;<* Jiave
bloodsuckers in it too. !Je think it is very
pretty.
XENNY LAKE FARMS RICKEY ALLEY, SIXTH GRADE
Tfee Yurmers haye been getting busier and
^^^ter. The L* htwoods have two bull calves
and one milking calf. The Alleys have two
bull calves and one pet wild buffalo in
their field. The Hunt’s have four good goats.
HSU faiil LIES, HO HARD HALEY, SIXTH GRADE
Hi.’ Hope y_ou like this story which you
most * likely"will net, but here gees. There
have been five new families born here in
K«npy L^ks the last few weeks. But den't
get me wrong. The families are puppies.
ALASKA ^ BOOKg NICHOLAS LINCOLN, FIFTH GR.
He gou^some books for the lower grades.
TH&y enjoy reading the books and they always
want the teacher to read them to them. The
books are about Nome, Perryville, Gakona',
i:e+lakatla, Hughes, and St. George. ,!e like
them very well.
ALONG THE CHITNA ROAD
,LARRY HUNT, SIXTH GRADE
-There are many changes at Kenny Lake.
A new road has gone in. The Green C nstruct
ian-put it in. It is the Pippin L&ke Road.
started, there was much to see,
cats at work^ graders in the ditch and on the
road, and a water truck sprinkling all along.
liSATY NEWS HOWARD 111 LEY
_. folks l We have some good news to tell
p you out there, M'r. and Mrs. ilagl^p.st camp
1 back from their buffalo hunt a while-back and
| she had the good news for us. She, The Great
'Uhif§ Hunter, had shot a buffalo. The buffalo
was thought to weigh a little over a ton. I
happily helped out the part of cutting it up.
FOR . SALS
1954 Super 88 four door Oldsmobile; radio
and heater; four extra tires and wheels,
three of these x-tith sax-jdust x-rinter tread;
tank type hot water heater; electric fuel
pump combination. Price $500^00.
j Bernard TJhalen, Box 245, Valdez, Alaska.
HAPPY THAIIK3GIVHIG TO. BVBRYOHB!
The time is here again for a special re
joicing and celebration. Once again we give
thanks for our many blessings in this land
of plenty. For those who have an abundance
to share, may you enjoy it with others. As
from the first Thanksgiving in 1621 and
when the first Thanksgiving Proclamation
was issued in 1789? we regard this day as
one of reverence.
The first proclamation read as follows:
Hhereas it is the duty of all nations to
acknowledge the providence of Almighty God
to obey his will, to be grateful for his
benefits, and humbly to implore his protect
ion, aid and favors....How, therefore, I do
recommend and assign Thursday, the 26th day
of November next, to be devoted by the people
of these States to the service of that great
and glorious Being, who is the Beneficient
Author of all the good that was, that is, or
that will be; that we nay—then all unite in
rendering unto him our sincere and humble
thanks for his kind care and protection of
the various favors which he has been pleased
to confer upon us.
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GLENITALLUnT RADIO STATION NUNS
Progress continues on the construction of
the proposed radio station in Glennallen.
Publicity Chairman Hr. Fred Hiller reports
that the erection of the 300 foot tower was
completed early last week and completion
! of the interior of the radio station build
I ing.Also the laying of the ground radials are
the phases scheduled to get underway soon.
It is expected the transmitter and the re
ceiver studio equipment will arrive in Valdez
later this month. The station will be ident
ified by call letters KCAH according to
official word received recently by Central
Alaskan Fissions Inc. and operators.
No date has been set for broadcasting
activities to begin.
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T7HFN ?
Remember the days when there was a closer
relationship between parents and children?
Did llother and Father understand us? Of small
concern that, did we understand them? That
uas what counted. If we came home complain
ing that teacher didn*t understand us, was
•picking on us,-; the reaction from parents
went like this:
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