-EnNALLEN BALLYHOO!,ItU ? ' ■ " ; ; ;R,kv
By Florence Clayton
NEW GROCERY STORE
There will be a new area grocery store
-oening next Saturday in the vicinity of mile
-175 Richardson Highway where Harry and Jean
’peerstra have been very bus^ these nast weeks
etting ready for the, public they hope to serve
•leasirlgly for many* years I «**-****,
They plan,to stock fresh fruits anti'veg- ■,>
.•tables and staple and fancy foods eventually';
it for the present time stock will be limited
> necessities.
VISIT TO VALDEZ GLACIER
Martha Engebretson and Florence Clayton
Irove to Valdez Sunday where they visited the
Ld Townsite and the glacier. They also
i. sited many lodges and camps while on the trip
id located a pretty good fishing hole-at..
Lueberry Lake where they-stopped fbr refreah
snts• . \
They were impressed by the historical
arker at the Valdez Glacier which tells of the
arly goldseekers crossing the glacier and going
own into the Copper Valley in 1898 and of how
uch the glacier has receeded since then.
They saw a couple mf fairly large moose,
ut of-Goarse. that "season” is closed for awhile
■et, sir Is l _
WANTED: Good '.V-S, Engine and tran^miseion
to match,
See Jim at Heinie!s Service Station
.:...Ta''TME''iIlMLD'S‘'MR.....
Mrs, George Shaffer and her son, George Jr,
re visiting in Sun Valley, Idaho with her
other who is ill. They expect to remain about
month and return by way of Seattle, to take
n the World's Fair. Jeannes* mother is.Mrs.
lorothy Povey who is the County Treasurer of
Haine County, Idaho.
FOR ..SALE: Excellent pack and riding horses.
. Also ■ "Standing at Service" Sorral
Thoroughbred Stallion...
CONTACT: Joe Mead
Mile 21S
Trmms^ Camp
•s C/o Delta Junction
Alaska
.surpriseii.
To surprise folksy always let ’em know when
you’re gonna surprise ’emi Nick George made
in unscheduled trip to join his folks and go
;o Anchorage with them but when he got here
they were gone and Nick had to hitchhike all
:.he way from Fairbanks for naught#
Nick is the son of Bacille George of
"llennallen and is employed by the Alaska
Railroad.
. ... FIRST IT’S THE BIRDS, NOW THE BEES’l
Seems not only Mrs# Woodpecker but also
"Mrs# Bee has a mad on certain area residents#
Last week it was ’’noises", this week it’s noses
(just under the nose to be exact). Guess it’-s, VI
all in a days’ work*for some ..folks though.
LODGE & TRADING POET
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AUTHENTIC ALASKAN ATMOSPHERE
WITH MODERN FACILITIES
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tanclnrd Oi I
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Products
"A SHOPPING CENTER IN ONE STOP"
Henra Sundt-Proprietor
Mile 2-fok Cut-off Fh. TA S-3293
HANSENS IN NORWAY
Olie and Bonnie of Glennallen, are
IflSIflng' in Norway with Olies’ mother whom
she hasn’t seen since she was 1? years old.
This is Bonnies’ first trip to Norway and
Olie hasn’t returned there since he came to
the United States forty-two years ago.
They left Anchorage on the Scandinavian
Air Lines * and hope to stop over in Copen
hagen for some sight-seeing before returning
to Glennallen. ?
Bonnie has taught in the Glennallen
Elementary School for three years.
KAWAGLYS MOVE
Oscar and Dolores Kawagly of Glennallen
moved to the home of Robert Marshall at -
Lower Tonsina for the summer. The Marshalls
are residing in Glennallen at present,
Mr, Kawagly teaches the 5th and 6th
grades at the Glennallen Elementary School,
NEW HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER IN GLENNALLEN
The State Department of Education at
Juneau, Alaska has assigned Mr, George Pease
to teach in the Glennallen High School which
will open for classes in the fall,
Mr,’ Pease is a. former Kenai teacher
from 1959 to I960,
. HOME LAUNDRY*-*EXPERTLY DONE
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For the Cxlennallen area
Martha Engebretson Hi • T1
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