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Regular Legion Meetings 1st & Wednesdays each month. GLENNALLEN, ALASKA
GLENNALLEN BALLYHOO
Residents, of Glenn all on? have you.
noticed how far along in progress that
we have come? First wo have a very nice
hospital and are .fortunate to have it
staffed with such competent people. Our
doctors are considered the. best.
* ¥e have an elcvtric company that is
second to none. This year will sec sev
eral new miles of line..
Through public service we have; a club
that has done quite a bit for the public
in ge'-eral.
We have a new mi cor wave system in
G1ennalien and can reach more people with
a telephone that way.
There is a radio station that is
proposed for Glennallen.
how, this we are asking as a. community
I that when wo call another meeting, please
come out and give us voting power as Glenn
alien ncc^8 to orgaize. The first need is
| a more suitable garbage dump, which comes
only under an organized public club such
as a civic club. Also the B.L.M. has
offered a piece of ground for a park,
swiming pool and rec. hall, but the draw
back is that we are not organized.
Now another nice part in the valley
is that our Indian Villages have a Rec
Halls and half way dcccnt__g,arbage_dump_a,,^
Something the general public may not j
be aware of is,’ that Copoer Valley has a
Dog mushcr’s Association. They have ex
pressed their wishes to ranc in Glennallen
The little community of Chistchina claims
that 1000 rcoplc came to their dog races
last year. They had to sleep and cat.
Therefore getting behind the mushers, as
that could do a lot towards the revenue
for Glennallen.
Glennallen can progress only by or
ganizingI
Wayne Jarvis had a nice visit with
Pat, Vincent, and Vera in Anchorage re
cently. |
The Arnold Engerbrctsons had the time
of their lives. They were wisked away on
planes5 trains and boats to Washington,
Illonis and Wisconsin. There were so
mary relatives to visit and time was so
short, they all want to go again.
Celia and Glenn Griffin are going on
a much needed vacation.
The fire at William J)ittman’s g arage
in Tallinn Plats was well under control
when the D.P.W. fire truck arrived. Help'
came from the Catholic School. Bruce
Dittman was up on the garage tearing
boards out, and on coming down he cut his
hand bad enough to go to the hospital.
,Mr. Jim Finnigan took him to the hospital.