.'R CONDOLENCES TO MR.. BILL ALLRID
Mr, Bill Allrid has returned from
airbanks where he attended funeral services
'or his brother, Sterling Allrid, who resided
here*
Also Mr. Allrid informed us that Mrs.
llrid was called to Idaho to the bedside of
,er mother who isn’t expected to live.
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FISH AND GAME NEWS
There has been considerable activity
round the past two weeks, Mr, Ron Winters,
ig Game Biologist from Anchorage, has been in
lie area for the past 10 days checking
aribou# Mr. Winters and hms assistants have
heir base camp at Tolsona Lake#
Other crews in the area consist, of the
'ish and Wildlife River Basin crew, conducting
n impoundment for the Woods Canypm Dam
urvey.
The truckload of hatchery fish
rrived in the Copper River area on Thursday,
he 12th. This load consists of 15,000 silver
alrron, which are being stocked to prmduce (it
.s hoped) many hours of angling next year,
Sports fish biologists, James Peck and
/ohn Ballard departed for Cordova on Monday,
rhere they will survey and catalog lakes
'or sports fishing potential in the Qordova
iraa*
The office would like to remind owners
>* fishing permits that an accurate record
•i, 3t be kept of all fish taken, and this p ^
con’t
record must be returned to this office within
10 days of the ewpiration of the permitc
To date, 1*15 permits have been issued in the
office, and enforcement of the provisions
of the subsistence fishery permits will
bscome more strict.
The new Big Game Regulations pamphlets
..have not been received as yet, but as soon
as they are available, speedy distribution
will be made#
Good fishi.iM
AMERICAN LEGION NEWS
On Friday, July 13, the girl scouts,
sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary,
were given a wonderful surprise. Sargeant
Millard, of our local A.C.S. station, invited
the girls to see the movie "Misty”.
The girls hiked from the American
Legion Hall to A.C.S. Although road conditions
were hazardous, the girls held up fine.
The same cannot be said of troop leaders,
Kicky Wells and Carolyn Kloep, as they
were certainly out of conditionl
Thanks again to Sargeants Millard and Dye
as the girl scouts thonoughly enjoyed the
movie.
As an added thought, all parents are
encouraged to come to scout meetings as your sup
suppott is needed, •
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The regular meeting of the Glennallen
American Legion Auxiliary, Post 27, was
held Thursday, July 12.
At the meeting it was discussed that the
unit should acquire a piano for the post to
benefit community activity. Also four women‘
were voted on and accepted as Auxiliary members0
They will be initiated into the Auxiliary at
a future meeting.
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C. V. S. NEWS
Angela Norbert, student at C.V.S. spent
the- weekend visiting at the school. She is
living with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Spils in
.Anchorage for the summer and will return this
fall to persue further education there.
Mr. Bob Johnson, who is one of the
vounteer school teachers at C.V.S., received
word from his home in Spokane, Washington
last Sunday that his father had suffered a
stroke and was hospitalized* He flew there
in time to spend a few hours at his father’s
bedside. He passed away at 2 A.M. Tuesday,
July 10.
Bob didn’t say whether or not he will
return to C.V.S, to continue teaching this
fall.
Bob’s address is East 726 DeSmet,
Spokane 2, Washington#
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