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' AMERICAN LEGION NEWS
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The election of officers of the .Araer
| icon. Legion .Auxiliary lost (/27 ’ as held
April 1, 1963. They were installed at a
] joint meeting with the American-1 Legion on
| April 3rd, by Sarah Luebke, last president,
The new officers are: Vanda Beichner,
President, Lee Veils.,- Vice President v
Evelyn Veach,- Secretary, BeverP/ Guitlcr,
| -Treasurer, Sgt-at- Arms, -Midge ; Wot a. si ale,
Jenny Tibbetts,- Chaplain, Gladys Heinte
-Historian.
hree members of the^ 'r::i 11 ary who
attended the convention of the western'
Division in Anchorage Friday and Saturday
-April 5th c, 6th were Wanda Beichner,
| Gladys Heinte, and Evelyn Veach. They re
turned with the news that the convention
is to be held in Glennallen next year and
we ore going to need all of our membership
and mgny more new members to help with this
interesting project.
Kenny, Lake Neus .Continued from Page 1 .
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"13th. This uiUbe a Easter egg hunt for
the children. Next meeting ‘to be April
18th at Carol Ally’s home with Rosie Abch
er hostess.
Mystery of the week. Who put Pat
Helkenn* s cat in her mailbox?
‘GLENN TOPICS 'FLORENCE CLAYTON
Jake Miller and family moved from Cop
per Center to the BPW housing Court. ^
A spaghetti feed is being put on at .
the Glennalien Lodge for the purpose of a
j recreation center, onApril 20th,
Qui’te a feu shallow wells were drilled
in and around Glennallen recently. Some
| were lucky in getting water,
nr Munson and family moved into the
BPW trailer court as he will be working for
the surveying dept. Mr. Munson is the son
of the William Munsons of the ACS,
Quite a few people came to the Copper
i Valley Civic Club to listen to a talk on
| boroughs and their functions. It was a
very nice lecture and everyone enjoyed it.
! Rev. Joy was granted 15 minutes to talk
| sometime in the near future before their
j organization to straighten out the talk
that is going on about the Mission. p j
A local resident was working for'"the j
BLM at the time of the relinguishment of
the high school' tract. • ) j
A number of legionanres vent to An-,
choarge for the Convention.
FIRE AT ST. HART’S *** One big ..build
ing \f ich housed the gym, boy’s, brother’s
and vorker’s dorm, burned down. Damage was
not extimated. It was built by Father..
Spills. Governor William A. 'Egan directed
Major General Thomas P. Carroll, adjutant
general of Alaska's N tional G1 ard, to nro—
vide ?11 possible assistance to the fire
victims. The mission houses some 250 stu
dents • _r
Brother Hess passed away recently. He
had resided in Alaska for'45 years*
' Essie Mitchel of Glennallen Lodge and
■ Roy Grant were married in Fairbanks on the
19th of March. CongradulationsJ- , t.