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'Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers left last
, week for a visit to their former
home in Texas. Accompanying them
on the drive over, the highway were
■' newly-weds, Mr and Mrs Joe Grant.
■ Buddy Rogers decided to forgo the
trip in favor of finishing his sen
ior year at Glenn High. Buddy is
a houseguest of the Conley Holcombe
family of Glennallen.
Joan and Bob Schilling, now of anchor
age, spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents, Neil and Mary Hudd
leston of Copper.
An emergency flight was made into
Chitina earlier this month when Jack
Wilson flew Dr. Schneider into see
Howard Knutson, •suffering from a sev
ere attack of pneumonia. No time was
wasted in getting Knutson.aboard the
plane ana back to the hospital in
Glennallen.
Another Knudsen on the sick list is
John Knudsen of "You call it- we haul
it,"fame. John is taking some time off
due to vein inflammation in one leg.
Lucy and Leonard Brenwick are zipping
around in a new Rambler since their
last expedition into town. This car is
a 'little more Lucy?s size l
Ricky (Wells) and indy Day of Valdez
are visiting Stateside relatives.
Ricky is the daughter of Lee and Fred
Wells of Glennallen.
NUGGETS
Joy Morgan
The Martin Finnesends of Valdez are
proud parents of a baby boy, born
several weeks ago in Valdez. Mrs
Finnesend is the former Judy Day of I
Valdez; Martin’s home was originally!
in Chitina, and he was employed last |
year as partsman for Bayless and
Roberts..is now working for Stith
Motors.
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although we haven’t seen our ’’old
men” in action yet, we hear that the;
newly organized Bank team will be
the team to watch ( for more reasons j
than one’.) although the lineup still j
remains something of a mystery, some j
of our local youths playing include j
Pete Huddleston, Ralph Lane, Larry
Shivers and Mike Wade. Wilt Chamber
lain, move over ’.
Donald a Morgan, age 59, passed awayj
last month at his home in Colorado .
Springs. Donald was the first person!
to complete his full four years of
college at the University of /Maska.j
He entered the new college in 1992,
majoring in mining engineering, nmong
the survivors are y brother, James,
of Copper Center, and a sister, Mrs
Eleanor (Ely) Better of California,
and formerly U S Commisioner of
Fairbanks. Donald is also survived
by his mother, Mrs Maria Morgan, now!
of California, but a pioneer resident;
of Fairbanks from 1904 until 195$.
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Hail, Christmas-tidel
May peace abide
Within the world this eve;
May joy and cheer
Dwell with us here,
And kindlier feelings weave.
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Joy and Jim Morgan of