FISH & GAME (dbnt. from Pg. 3)
Close observation for the next few weeks will
be kept on this project and more feed, if
necessary, will be flown into the area. Pro
ject Bison was headed up by the game manage
ment supervisor of this region, Loren Graxton
with assistance being given by other depart
mental personnel and by residents of the
McCarthy and May Greek area.
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COPPER VALLEY HOMEMAKERS
Miss Myrtle Bang, Home Demonstration
Agent, will give a demonstration on "New
Fabrics, Their Care and Use" at the April
18th meeting. Miss Martha Keeler and Mrs.
Sharon Barton are the hostesses for this
meeting to be held at Hilltop House, the
nurses residence.
On April 27th, the Homemakers will spon
sor a "Spring Roundup" chuck wag on style din
ner at the high school. Proceeds are to be
contributed to the "Bleacher Fund" • Come
one, Come all. Dinner served fr'dm 5 P*M.,
Adults $2.00; Teenagers $1.00; Grade School
ers $.50; Family style (3 or more children)
$5o00o
MY DAILY THOUGHT FROM THE FOLLOWING OF CHRIST
Study to be patient in bearing the de
fects of others and their infirmities, be
they what they may;- for thou hast many
things which others must bear withal• If
thou canst not make thyself what thou wouldst
be, how canst thou expect to have another so
exactly to thy mind? vWe would fain see othei
perfect, and yet; our own fAults we amend not.
STATE HIGHWAYS NEWS §
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Field parties began preliminary survey
work March 25, 1963 for proposed improvement
of the Richardson Highway from Edgerton Cut
off to KLutina River Bridge according to
# District Highway Engineer, Nels Kjelstad.
March' 29, 1965* District Highway Eng
ineer, Nels Kjelstad, said that construction
crews are being sent to Tok for resumption
of work on Construction Project* F-046-22,
Clearwater Creek Southwest,
. The contractor has been advised to be
gin work on construction of a detour bridge,
removal of the existing bridge and driving
of concrete piling for the new bridge at Tok
River,
The public is advised that construction
equipment and personnel will be working in
the vicinity and that short delays may be
encountered during the remainder of the con
- struction contract.
Fi^ld parties began preliminary survey
work on Tuesday, April 2, 1963? for the re
location of 12 miles of Alaska Highway, west
of the Canadian Border.
April 4> 1963* Acting Highways Commis
sioner Robert E. Sharp said that advertising
will begin ne-xt week on a road construction
project due for bid opening May 9> 19^3*
The project involves 6.3 miles of gra
ding and drainage for a roadway between
Cantwell and Summit on the Anchorage-Fair
bank.s Highway. The new road will intersect
with the Denali Highway at the southeast cor
ner of Mt. McKinley National Park.
GLENNALLEN HIGH SCHOOL - CHRISTINE CHARLEY
HONOR ROLL-Third nine weeks’ period begin
ning January 14, to March 15, 1963•
GRADE INDEX CLASS
Pamela Brown A A A A- S.75 12th
Donna Holcomb A A- A- B- 7»50 12th
Pauline Brown A- B+ B+ B+ 7«25 11th
Sue McMahan A- A- B B- 6.75 11th
Honorable Mention
Dorthy,Engebretson ABBC+ 6.25 12th
In order to be eligible for the Honor
Roll, a student must earn at least a ”B” av
erage grade in all solid subjects, grade in
dexjof 6.00'with no grade below a B-. In or
der to be eligible for the Honorable Mention
Roll, a student must earn at least a B- aver
age grade ;in all solid subjects, grade index
of 5*00, with no grade below a C+.
Recognition and thanks by the school stu
dent body to these people for donating the
.following things to put up a volley ball net.
Mr. & Mrs. Morgan, $3*00 cash; Harry Heintz,
13.00 cash; Martins, $3*00 cash; Mr. Ashby,
turnbuckles and eyebolts; Bayless and Roberts,
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