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Penny 'Lake Ileus. Cont. from Page 6
I think we hare...so....fortunate to have Re.v.
Joy as minister. There.are plans to build
a church soon and have a minister and his
family live out here. Re need lots of sun
port for this 'orojec’t as I believe i-t,s re
ally something itC 'need.
Anyone interested in a cute lit 11 e.
puppy? half5'german shenard'arid'half boxer.
They are free and the gdl to see is Ruth
| Grim. Thcre: are only t'vo left so better
[hurry.v • ;
u Marie"- Barnard end’ M'argO Brittiaiy .are
|running around in circles trying to.get
! ready to fly outside next he cl:. Tarie ex
jpects to be gone al out a month but h^rge
| mill make ±t back for "faster. Barge mill
arrange to tnve their triler shined un.
Rave a* good time "girls and think of m.e
occasionally.: '
Looks like the Francis-Runts are all
ready for s^riry break-un. Francis has"his
'tractor'in running condition non. Guess
jits about time to be ordering those seeds
'and fertilizer, he'had so many beautiful
!gardens"ont here-last year I hope I can
[put iro. a fair showingtthis year being as it
[mil' be my first attempt. To one who has no
I green thumb that would really' be an accom
iplishment.
' "Ue did get a' little- work done our
|Community • building last reek.' ruite a feu
showed iro Sat'. It will sure take- a load
off the school 'house'when its done mid re
day for use.
\CS NEHS CONTINUED FROM u A.GE 4
by letter mailed from Dawson Creek, B.-.C.,
on t-heif highway’ trek to Fort Carson, Col
■ Idrado. They stated that the road. T as
generally good until they aroroached to
jwithin 500 miles of Dawson Creek. There
!they traveled in a snow storm that made
iGlennalien weather cornuarable to California
|On one stretch in the snowstorm they made
, early 28 miles in one hour. They arrived
;safely in Dawson Creek in five.days and
were "looking forward to the..balance of the
journey. * ..... *
- THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Uhen all is
siad and done, it’s best to leave it that
T’ay.
A. .A. Fl^'S
FI LI.IE TTIFSTT AF
First sign of Spring? \ duck fleu
over the F. A. A. station Saturday,. March
16th, course.he might.be a rugged indi- .
vidua] ist left over from last .year. . :•
Stephen Drew, son of Hr A. Mrs Dick
Stebbins formerly of Glennalien, won •
second place in the senior individual
competition in the physical science's class
ification. His exhibit was a "pplsed light
automatic switching de'vice. " He-is a jun
ior at East High in Anchorage. , '
"The Copper Valley Homemakers,r will
hold the next meeting at the F. A. A, Rec* ..
Hall, A-ril 4th. Come one arid .all .and help
plaif the dinner, < '
“ ’ Remember the’ Skiers going to .Seattle?
They traded their'skis fof bicycles ii^
Whitehorse. They began s’ i trip to Seattle
from Anchorage J ~m. 10. Their original _
! plans had called for them to leave the_
highway near Burwash Landing and headcross
country for Juneau before continuing''south
to the TJ.S. border. The plans were change
because of lack of snow. A third man, Ray
E. Leather, who started on the trip' left t
the -narty during the second week of- Feb
ruary. Fal L. Graham and Eoltan(Fick) Fy
igoscsik will continue down the Alaska
i
Highway to Seattlee oil Bicycles.
FLAG- TS OFFICIAL—The House voted to
make the 50-star flay official.-mlt sent
to the Senate a bill to elininatean-am
hiruity in;• wresent 1 aw which eknressiy nro
video for 43 stars. The measure"also"woul
d
; give legal recognition to a
j i al o rd e r nro cI aimi rg the- de s
ngs ‘Iter admission of Alask
to statehood’; :
1959 president
ign of new fl
a and HP.Wai i
high school t
The Glennallen II,gih School lost one
freshmen, Richard Shuman of Conner Center,
last •'eeh. Fe moved to anchorage but
b.opsn' t . noT; where he will attend schoolr
T:e lost a freshmen but we -gained a
soohomore. David Large. David is fifteen
I years old, he came up to Alaska from Few
j Mexico. Ee says Mask a doesn’t suit him
to well, (for the time being) " 'elcome to
Masks; & Glen High David’. "
Four students entered the Oration ;
Contest T-arch. 12th. Freshmen, . Rose Charie
I Fellow C i t i sen; S o who mo r e s F a r e n Di m o rid i -
j Ne the ""eople; Senior, r am el a. Drown- Ms
I ,nre not ashame d ; and Senior, Donna Holcomb
Fvncral sueech-, from Jwlivs Ceasar.
y
Each year 12 schools are nicked and
one senior (Indian, Mskirao, 8: Alm-M) of
these t- elve schools arc -.selected to attend
This year Glennallen High School was sel
ected and the Senior selected to attend
the Husic Festival is Christine Charley of
01 ennal 1 en, I.Masl; a.
JClA
-Mr 7,ri
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Apply at/Risley1 s, drive/west of Moose'Creek
Bridge, First drive-way at right. Carol 'Cab
bell.. - • ' 'r
Department ®f Highways , ■
— Preliminary Survey—
Meld narties began preliminary survey wo
rk Wednesday, March 13-for imorovament~of
the Richardson Highway from the junction, eff
the old Richardson Highway to Tonsina River
District Highway -Engineer Pels Kjelstad said
KENNY:LAKE NOTES - HOWARD KIBBLE'
There is an aspect of the proposed
borough bill that, while not affecting
Kenny Lake directly, does affect our state
| adversely.
There’s a.provision in this bill which
would authorize the. State of Alaska to turn
over to each borough 10$ of the land not ...
held for other purposes, or owned by indi
viduals Or other agencies. . i
This is good as far asr.it. ,go.es, but .
no provision has been made in the bill for
competitive bidding when the boroughs ad
minister the sale or lease of these lands
after they get patent to them. No provi
j sion has been made for any public notice
. of intention to sell or lease such lands,
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