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SHIRLEY SHITH! i
Hbus this time is happy news j
with all the many birthdays this mo- ;
nth. August second, sally McMahan ce-I
lebra:ted her sixteenth birth-day* Fol- |
lowing; close behind1* He nr a Sundt and !
Wald a- Falk, celebrated theirs* on the j
(third' and fourth respectively* Kari
| Barnarduho. uas five the sixth, had j
ja. happy birthday with lots of cake*
□n the same day Marcy Falk uas tuo,
and- acquired thath traditional gift
of childhood', a little red' uagon, in
jwihich her brother and sisters pull
jher„
liery soon now, Lynne Sundt, who j
jis at Quartz Creek for the summer
jiuill celebrate her tenth birthday an ;
piversary, that uill be on the sev
enteenth of August, and the day nf
jter, on the eighteenth* Sylvia Smith j
uill bo nine years old. Anyway- wo
all uant to uish them a "HAPPY BIRTH
|DA Y" an d many more of t hom •
Ho re. g □ □ d news for our nrea is
the return uf Eve Rio It, Daphne flc
Fla ban's sister, from tin s hingt on.
Clef Holt.., Eve's husband' is with her j
this time* I am sure most, of us re—
member Eva from last winter,, when she!
was; here visiting fur a spell. She j
surely helped us liven up our sewinn I
circle end our basket ball practices* i
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Anyway,, we 1 come back Eva, and a big j
hello for Olaf,
11 E u s y D a r n a r d,r i s E a r 1 B a rnsrd's j
new; nick-name, which he has acquired j
this week, due to his indus.try at
nineteen mile where he lias been bus.4? |
ly tearing down the cabin on his old I
homesite. Host of' it is now a the new!
homestead' and about ready to be put j
back together. Industry will be re
warded this winter when he and fiis fo |
m.ily move into the snug little cabin.!
On the more serious side now
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Wi t ■ i t his b i t g f n u u s f r gJ j p 1 i line !
Sourdough country. C e c 1 i a Chimielou-.
ski reorts that a black hear wit hi a j
cub mauled and killed her pet husky/ |
lost wee k. This is a reminder to
those of us uith pets and1 especially j
those of us uith children,, be they
toddlers or teenagers, that there
are ever present dangers in this
country-side' of ours. Beers seem to j
be especially plentiful this summer
and mill no doubt be on the increase
as fall com.es upon us. It be-hom/es -
us to take precautions uith ouir chil
dren, warn them of the dangers of
playing in the woods,, or in areas ofj
heavy brush. Hatch them to see that
they don’t inadverntly wander off,
and explain to them that though a.
hear may run auay at sight or* sound’ j
of a human being, there is always
that chanee th;it it will rot.
h no trier □■anger or ine summer
sees on has been called to my atten- |
tion * uj.lth the neus tcId' mfe- tod!ay/
concerning the dey of the Fred Wellsj
Jr. f aml1 y. The poor pnoch today was j
taken to G1 e.nna 11 en with a mouthi
full of porcupine quills, a very
pafnful situation to say tin least,
DnOe the uuills were out, the pooch |
felt better* but mill be reminded j
for a long time to come of this very/!
painful event. Porcupines ore indieedj
dangerous, particularly for those
who perhaps have never seen one and j
don not know mhat they are of uhet
they look like. Children just might
be tempted to try and pick up the *j
IJ' f un ny" lucking kitty, s o p a re n t s
beware. • j
Betty Lapp! has her new curio
shop open, it is really a lovely
place and she has some very handsome|
Motive Croft work for sale. It is
well uprth the time just to drive up!
and see the shop and inspect the
great variety of mercohndisE' avail- !
.able. With Christmas coming up* it
is a good place to keep in mind, for!
those "different" gifts you ere seek!
ing to send those at, home in the
" s.ou t h 4 8". A no t he r a t j ra c t ion at.
lnu sriup 1s lmu i uur i11um lm uu uu —
f f a 1 Qi caIf, the Lappi f s mil 1 hav&
thgre • Thg calf should’ arrive some- |
time this meek, so load the kids up*
this week-end and come and see it.-,
Mark Lappi went to McKinley Par;
Park, with the Leberts this, meek,, I
bet the fish; and the mosquitoes are j
really biting u>p there *
Kittens! Kittens! Kittens; i
That’s right e vcryons , do anne Lie 11s, j
says she lias six kittens., she is
ving them away, bo come do and get
those kids a kittena There are five ]
males and one female, so come along i
and take ynur pick., Joanne tells me j
they arc part Siamese, so they shculj
be pretty 1i111e things» 1
Y □ u r reporter w a t c h □ d a b e a urt i - j
ful and awe-inspiring sight this eve:
ning, as an a va1anee of snow case ad
ed down the towering slopes of Mount
Drum. Imagine the sweep and swell of
sound that accompanied this majestic
phenomenon• The billowing, shimmer
ing tons, of snow that rose high in
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