LL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS MY TWO FRONT TEETt
Joann Flemming lost her two front teeth
\e other day when she fell in her yard
die playing. She was taken to the Faith
spital by her mother and it was determined
.at not only were the teeth out but so were
\3 roots. Looks like Joann will be singing
.3 old song, nAll I want for Christmas is
!\ Two Front Teeth”.
LIBRARY TO OPEN
Glennallen Library will be open Tuesday
dght. Duplicate books will be available
or the purpose of raising library funds,
.3 it is suffering the ’’bent back” trouble.
SANTA'S CAFE
GLENNALLEN TS .ONLY DOWNTOWN CAFE & FOUNTAIN
.
iom JAUNDHT-EXPERTLY DONE
For the Gulkana Area
.Eillean _ Ewan.■.Ph # . TA. 2-5263.
.TSNS"FiRS’f,,pEzE’*lF,i^MiNG CONTEST
The lady’s swimming contest which was held
€ Tolsona Lake was won by Joan Wells, wife
f Freddie Wells, of Glennallen.
The Men’s contest was won by Tommy;
omaechek, nephew of Mr* and Mrs* Neil
uddelston of Copper Center*
The coveted prizes were $25*00 in cash
o each winner* Also the two winners were
lown over the lake area by Cal Center, owner
»f the Crosswinds Flying Service.
The party which was held for the A. 0* S#
nd R* C. A. was reported to have been a
auge success as everyone enjoyed the food
ind recreation.
The picnic was held July iith.
KLOEPS AND WOTASIAKS REMODEL
The K^oep family of Glennallen is
jutting a new "face" on their home, at mile
l87, Glenn Highway, both inside and out.
A word of advice to the lical gentry,
lon't be too surprised as the Kloep!s are
always putting new “faces” on old houses1
Speaking of remodeling old houses, the
'fotasia^s, also of Glennallen fame, are
"ranticly rebuilding their hxome at mile
.83 on the Glenn Highway.
Please remember, Mr. and Mrs. Wotasiak,
hat winter is just around the corner and
•:hat the house must be completed!
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NEW HOUSE AT MILE 3®
Jack Chamberlain, who is building a house
at mile li#* returned there about two weeks
ago and seeing that he did not have sufficient
apitol to finish the house flew to Cordova
o put in a season of fishing in hopes ,of
making enough to complete it,
ED KNOEBEL!S
All types of mechanical and repair work done,
Expert Arc and Gas welding-2k Hours a day
Hi. TA 2-3203
THE BIG ONES THAT (DIDN’T) GET AWAY
Mr, Ralph Late and his nephew, Don Cline,
tell a "fish story” of catching three lake
trout which they had to dress out before landing
them. Must*uv been the grandpappies of them
all, they were so bigl
They were rained out but they’re still
talking about the fine fishing they enfoyed last
weekend. Bud Conkle, who owns Tanada Lake
and runs a guide service, flew them to Copper
Lake and out again.
Don is visiting from Tacoma,' Washington
and plans to remain in Alaska to attend the
University .of Alaska this fall.
Ci\FE-^HHH(-BAR^H«H^OTELL
STANDARD OIL PRCDUCTS
.VTSWoW'FROM'ANCHoSgE.
Mr. and Mrs. James Render of Anchorage
are visiting at the I-Bar^F for a few days
on their way from Dawson City where they have b
been enjoying the "Gold Rush Days". They
” say the show is fabulous I
Dora Smith of Anchorage was here from
Wadnsddgty until Saturday visiting at Glennallen
Lodge. She knows quite a few people here
and is enjoying her visit.
Frank and Jerry^ Schoentrup, from Anchorage
visited Joe and Lou Critzler at Moosibou
Service Station. They are former owners of
Frank and Jerys' Lodge at mile lk9> Glenn
Highway. They enjoyed themselves fishing and
reminising over the old days along the Glenn
Highway.
Joe and Frank fished at Fish Creek, about
mile lf?0, Richardson Highway, and while there,
Joe fell in up to his shirt pockets and Frank
caught all the fishi They left at noon on the
8th with regrets that they couldn't stay
longer.
Frank^in his joking manner said, "I have
to be back to work with the rest of the sewer
rats"l* Frank works for the city of Anchorage
as a sewer engineer.
They are expected to be back on the 21st
of July for a fishing trip at Fielding Lake.
TO MT. MCKINLEY PARK
Mr. and Mrs. Les Houghton and has sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Grank Kalles w
went to Mt. McKinley Park over the weekend.
They were joined in Glennallen by the
Houghtenfe son and daughter who reside in
Anchorage•
On the way they saw one Grizzly bear and
a pair of red foxes with a pup.
The sun did not shine, Mr. Kalles had two
flat tires and Mr. Houghton Knocked a hole
in his gas tank. So the short and hurried
trip wasn’t very enjoyable to the tourists.
The Kalles are on a years tour of Alaska a
•and the lower U8 states.
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