PRESS RELEASE cont
Golub has boon with the Department
of Highways more than two years and for
merly was a bridge engineer with the old
Alaska Road Commission*
The bridge, in which the design
is being used, is located 27 miles south
of Nenana on the Anchorage-Fairbanks
Highway. Construction was started in
May and the project is estimated to be
10 per cent complete. Industrial &
Gommercial Construction, Inc., Fair
banks is the contractor for the $781,275
job.
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GLENNALLEN PRECINCT VOTE AT GLENN
ALIEN LIBRARY
Comfortable rooms
Good meals
Clean rest rooms
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INSTANT CHARTER ANYWHERE
Gulkana Airfield 2-3368
GAKONA NEWS "
Harry Boyden, from Slana, came in
on the plane Saturday the 13th after a
visit to the hospital in Anchorage* He
has been here for many years and is known
by many of us in this area*
The children at Gakona School sent
letters this week to Roger Ewan who is
a patient at 'the A* N* Hospital 'in Anchor
ago *
Wendy Jones is having some work
done on her property on the Richardson.
Fred and Joan Wells and family have
moved into the Fred Senior House at
Gakona* We welcome them1'and the kiddies*
We are still growing here in the valley,
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Glennallen's only downtown cafe
FAITH HOSPITAL NEWS RELEASE
Folks have been inquiring concerning
the welfare of young Jimmy Pinneo, who
has had further brain surgery. He has
had one operation and it is the surgeon1s
hope that no more will be necessary. At
that operation a brain cyst, previously
not known to be present, was found and
removed. This is not a cancerous growth..
Jimmy has .been doing well thus far. The
Pinneos and we, their fellow workers,
thank God and the neurosurgeon, as His
instrument, in caring for this little
follow.
Joe Virgin, injured in a hunting
accident September 28, is now at home
and making good progress.. We expect
complete restoration of function of his
leg, although it will be a "long haul1’ •
Modifications in the plans for the
Faith Hospital addition have increased
the cost estimate by about 50%, mainly
because of the need for expensive heat
ing and sewage disposal facilities not
in the original estimates. We are
optimistic about funds being available
from Federal, State and private sources
to meet this increased cost estimate so
that construction can commence in the
spring of 1963. Meanwhile we ask all
concerned that they bear with us in our
crowded present condition. Medical
service will be kept as efficient as
possible. This will be helped by
everyone observing.office hour schedules
as closely as possible and making
appointments for such items.as physical
examinations for employment, minor
surgery, etc. For those who may not
know or remember, the office hour schedule
is as follows:
MORNINGS: Mon., Tues., Thurs.,
Fri., Sat. - 10:00 - 11:00 a.nw
AFTERNOONS: Mon., Tues., Thurs.
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
EVENINGS: Tuesday and Friday
8:00 - 9:00 p.m.
NO OTHER HOURS, except for emergencies
or by appointment.