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GAKONA. SCHOOL FFWS* * C OF TIFUHD
Chuck McMahan and Sandra Falk from grade
4, Harley McMahan for the 5th and 6th
grade group, and Lynn Falk for the 7th
and 8th, _ T,. . . n n 0
Py Virginia Gene-Gr, 8
Ice Skating
The ice is so slick,
• The spotlights so bright,
The ice makes me slip,
Oh, dearj that a frightl
Our boots are not mated
So long we have skated,
All over our cans
And all of our wraps.
Which is mine?
By Lynn Falk-Grf 7
ORATORIO a CONTEST
The Copper Valley Teachers Associative
will sponsor an oratorical contest on
Tuesday, March 5, 1963 at 8 P.M, at the
Cooper Valley School Gyra. wUpils in grades
1 to 12 from the Conner River area will
participate Everyone is invited to come
■and give encouragement to our future
public speakers*
GTTLE AFA FEWS************ >T"LL A EMAN
Fell here we are again. And we wel
come this nice warm weather.
Danny Ewan was in Anchorage for the
Fur Rendezvou Race even tho he had lots
of trouble with his dogs the first day,
he gained lots of time the last two days.
He uasn*t in the money but he did real
good. Keep it up DannyI
Fred and Stella Ewan were in Anchorage
over the weekend on business. While there
they visited Jim Tyone who’s in the Alaska
Native Hospital. He's doing fine and we
hope to see him home soon.
We're looking forward to the Oulkana
Dog Races held the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd of
March. Also a men .and womens snow shoe
race. Everyone is welcome!
Roy Ewan was in Anchorage over the
weekend too.
VITAL STATISTICS FROM FAITF HOSPITAL
Donna Marie was born on Jan. JLst to Delia
and Charles Renard of Glennalien.
Timothy D~le on Feb. 7th to.Howard & Fvelyi
Phillips of A.C.S. of C-lennallen.
Arne C. was horn on Feb. 17th to Earl and
Marguerite Barnard of Gakona.
Grace Ann arrived Feb. 19th to Paul and
Gertrude Milanowski of Tetlin.
John B. was born on Feb 23rd to Gilbert &
Sybil Monroe of Glennallen.
Martha*C. Keeler
MARYS AMD MARTHAS
OF THE
GW7XLEN COMMUNITY"' CSABEL
Twenty-five ladies gathered At Vera
Kelley’s on Monday night, Feb. 18 for
another good time of visiting with the
women of the community and catching un with
mending and handwork. Devotions were led by
Mrs, Lee Holcomb. There was some new faces
seen at the gathering and then there were
some who were missing.
Can we expect to see you at Mrs. Beckie
Joy*s on March 18th for the next meeting?
ink anyone who at tens and they xTill be sure
to give vox1 a big welcome.
Martha C# Keeler
AMERICAN LEGION
At the regular meeting of the American
Legion Auxilary Post ,''27 on Feb, 13th it
was voted to give M2.50 for the March of
Dimes* The Auxiliary is planning on a
Rummage Sale to he held on Sat, March 50th#
Donations will he welcomed. They may he
taken to Gladys Feintz at Ileinies, Red’s
Service, or Martha Blade bun at the F,A#A,
Station, There will be more about this
later,
Plans for the Veterans Poppy Sale are
underway. This is to be held later in the
Spring.
Lee Fells the Auxiliary President is
ordering a play to st^rt the ball rolling
for the Little Theater Group. It is hoped
there will be many interested people in
this area.
The next meeting of the American Legion
Auxiliary Post -;’27 will be held Feb. th
at 7:30 P.M. at the Legion Hall.
GET Y0TJR SECOND DRINK OF POLIO VACCINE 11
Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine, Type 2, will be
distributed at Faith Hospital March 11-16,
8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ( and Tuesday, March 12,
and Friday, March 15 from 8 to 9 P.M.)
Do I take this even if I.missed Type
1? Yes, this protects against another of
^he 4hrcc types of Polio virus.
Will there be another one? Yes,
Type 3 will be here the last week of April.
THIS IS MIGHTY INEXPENSIVE
INSURANCE AGAINST POLIO!
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Louise Webb - Courier Center