f
V TT'
::S° has been all but
_ si ■"it and white
l\ .so out in Paxson
i
l. consist
r,
Preliminary lake surveys have been
”'“r ’'ad cn r 1 r lad side lakes along the
..uli'Kirkway. the purpose being to bring
• • anglers • attention those lakes
. n v: Jjgg the best fishing potential,
eighteen thousand fingerling rainbow
trout were planted in the Tiekel River
u September 13 a*id observations made
the following day found them in good con
. - ulOri'd r\
1 3
On October 3, 1962, a report was
made by Mr, Brown, Manager of Paxson
‘.edge, to the Glennallen Fish and Game
office of a bull moose entangled in ^
telephone wire at Mile 182, Richardson
Highway, As all Fish and Game officials
were away on business <©t the time, Mr.
Brown contacted dr the Glennallen A6S.
AGS personnel were dispatched promptly
to the scene, whereupon the animal was
destroyed due to its severe degree of
ensnarement.
Mr. Bud Schoonover, State of Alaska
Protection Aide, contacted MSGT. William
S Millard, Station Gommander of the Cl -
^.lennallen Alaska Communication System,
who reported the destruction of the
animal to Mr« Schoonover. Mr. Schoon
over accompanied Sgt. Millard to the
Scene the following day and supervised
the removal of the head and the charit
able disposal of the animal.
The Glennallen ACS and the Alaska
Dept, of Fish and Game would like to
oall upon all citizens to please report
any such entangled animals to the near
est ADF&G or AGS station immediately.
Such public assistance is necessary for
the welfare of our wildlife and the
maintenance of a vital communication
system.
your cares away with
Chet and Bessie at the
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FAA NEWS
The Copper Valley Homemakers held a
meeting at the FAA Rec. Hall, October.4»
Mrs. Strong, of Anchorage, gave a Tupper
ware demonstration. Mrs. Claude Rogers,
formerly of Glennallen, was among*those
attending. Anchorage, her present res
idence, .seems to agree with her. . '
The FAA gave an informal party Sat
urday night, October 6. There was danc
ing and refreshments. From last reports
everyone seemed to have enjoyed them
selves •
There will be a movie shown at the
FAA Rec. Hall Friday night, October 12,
at 7s30 p.m. Adults 90$, grades 1 to 5,
25$, grades 6 to high school, 50$.
Title of the movie, ‘’FROM HERE TO ETERNITY” .
Mr* Bob Blackburn reluctantly advises
that he can be induced to part with his
1949 Chevrolet 4 door sedan. It runs
peachy keen, has relatively respectable
rubber, an operating southwestwind heater,
and for only - (he forgot to say what)
a nominal sum. He can be contacted easily.
See him at the FAA or call 3339.
FAITH HOSPITAL STATISTICS
Born Tammy Yvonne Spencer 5# 4 oz.
1:50 a.ml Parents are Harold and Audrane
of Tok, Alaska. September 30.
Born September 30 at 7:53 p.m. Glifford
Duane Neely. 10 lbs. 4 oz. Parents are
Ben and Hazel of Gulkana, Alaska.
Strength of body is nobility in beasts
of burden, strength of character is
nobility in men.