GLENNALLEN HIGH NEWS
The students of Glennallen High re
ceived their sweatshirts Monday, Decem
ber 10th. The sweatshirts are all black
with a gold design of a hornet and the
school name in gold printing.
The students on honor roll the past
9 weeks are the following? (9/4/62-II/2/62)
Name Grades Grade Index Class
Donna Holcomb AAAA- 80 75 12th
Pauline Brown AAA-A- 8.5O 11th
Pamela Brown AAAB 8.25 12th
Yvonne Tegeler AAAB- 8.00 9 th
Rose Charley AA-BB 7»25 9th
Bruce Heaton ABBB- 6.50 10th
Honorable Mention
Susan McMahan BBBC+ 5«50 11th
The Glennallen Grade and High School
didn’t attend school Friday, December 7th,
due to the cold weather.
The Hornets challenged the A.N.B.
team Friday night, December 14th. The
A.N.B. was victorious.
The Glennallen Grade School also
challenged the Copper Valley Grade School
the same night. Copper Valley won. It
was a very exciting game.
The four grades of Glennallen High
are having a contest deworating their
classrooms. They will know the winner
Wednesday, the 19th.
The Juniors held a movie featuring
"Come to the Stable" There will be more
movies in the following weeks.
GLEMALLEN BALLYHOO
Ted Richie, Bill Davis, and Tom T~rade,
riding in Richie's pick-up on Paxon Lake,
went through the ice in about 5 feet of
water, A nice cold bath was had by all,
Chester Buchanan of Texas, here as a
house guest of the Oswalds, flew with the
Oswalds to Kenai for a visit with the Tom
Ross Family.
A 1961 Cadillac owned by Don Robert
son of Anchorage was used on a caribou
hunt and fell through the ice of the Su
sitna Harrows. Ralph Marshall was con
tracted to get it out. The car was in
about 10 feet of water near Tyone Lake.
The Engebretsons are all spending
the Christmas holidays in Illinois,
ACS GLEMALLEN
A.C.S. is holding open house to all
people in the surrounding communities on
Saturday, December 22nd, at, 8 p.m. in the
Recreation Hall. Come and meet your ACS
neighbors and enjoy with them, the many
refreshments to be served.
Mrs. Howard Philips was honored last
December 8th with a surprise baby shower
given by Joyce Reynolds of Sheep Mountain.
Eight guests were present and refreshments
were served. All present enjoyed them
selves.
CHURCH CALENDAR
j HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH
•opper Valley School
Rev. Francis Fallert, S.J., Pastor
Rev. James Spils, S.J., Asst. Pastor
1 Mass Schedules
Sundays 8.00 a.m. and 10s00 a.m.
Sunday Benedictions 6s30 p.m..
I KENNY LAKE MEETINGS
j Sunday School 10s00 a.m.
| Morning Vorship Service 11s30 a.m.
Come worship with us in the Adam Bell
| home in Kenny Lake.
GULKANA COMMUNITY CHAPEL
Lay Pastorss Ben Neeley and Fred Ewan
Yred. Night Prayer Meeting 7»30 p.m.
COPPER CENTER COMMUNITY CliAPEL
Pastors Harry Johns
Wed. Night Prayer Service 7*30 p.m.
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD
Pastors Oscar Craig
Meetings are held alternately at Copper
Center and Chistochina on Saturdays from
3 to 6 s30 p.m. The pastor^-a-t Chistochina
is Andrew Brown.
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Sunday Evening
lOsOO a.m
11:05 a.m
7?30 p.m
Sunday School
Morning Torship
Evening Worship
lOsOO a.m
11:00 a.m
7 s 30 p.m
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