NEW ADDITIONS
Two baby girls were born at Faith
Hospital last week; the first, to
Elsie (Craig) Jackson and Herman
Jackson. This little miss weighed
almost 7 pounds, and has been named
Mary Ellen. Grandparents are the
Oscar Craigs and the Tony Jacksons.
Mary has a sister, Toni, age 1, and
a brother, Irving, age 2. John and
Irene Goodlataw are the parents of
little Debbie Ann, born on the 23rd,
and weighing approximately 5i pounds.
Grandparents are the Joseph Goodlataws
and Mrs Ena Nicoli, both of Tazlina
Flats.
SECOND ACCIDENT VICTIM
Kenneth G Wood, who was injured
in a truck collision near Paxson on
the 9th of September, passed away in
Anchorage early this week. Mr. WoodTs
car ploughed into the parked trailer
of Woody West, well-known trucker.
West had stopped to check trailer
lights at the time of the accident,
and was fatally injured by the crash.
Mr Wood was an engineer for the Alas
ka Railroad.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Brenwick were
hosts to Anchorage friends, Mr and
Mrs John Kubek last week-end.Kubek
is also an FAA employee, working out
of the Anchorage office.
Babe Dimonde of the Tazlina Flats
area, is presently at T?boot campt?
in the wilds of Chicago, serving his
country in the U S Navy. Ke made the
acquaintance of ‘an uncle he had never
seen in Chicago, and so was able to
find his way around the big city. He
may go to Pennsylvania during his 12
day furlough to meet more relatives.
( And girls?)
Nettie and Guy Hargroves of Upper
Tonsina are expecting to spend the
winter at the 27 mile Camp, working
as cooks. They are unusual home
steader s...have a lovely inside bath
room, tastefully decorated with cer
amic tile...quite different from the
usual Chic Sales decor T.
Alcoyn Marler ( Mrs Jack) former
owner of Tok Lodge,made the champion
ship list in the Alaska Bridge Club
tournament held in Anchorage. She
placed first with her 3 partners in
the team of four, and placed second
in the Thursday Master Point contest.
The Marlers now run the Harbor House
Restaurant in Anchorage.
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Today the autumn winds ...
have given us a demonstrate^ of
their dynamic energies,j1 ■
held under wraps during'"
the languorous summer montMj,'^,
now unleashed in all oheir gQtjdnj
Tattered golden leaves swir^larha
eddy; our view of the Copper is ob
scured by the dense murky dust clouds.
The rabbits are rapidly assuming the
concealing white coat of winter; the
piles of spruce cones are daily grow
ing in bulk, as the squirrel makes
his winter preparation. A person can
almost hear the winds telling us,
’’Get ready, get ready.. .winter has
appointed me his courier for now,
soon ho.T 11, show in person.”
Frank Carroll of the Willow Lake area
left early this week for a winter
vacation in the Southwest area.
George and Rose Lowy, former owners
of Tiekel Roadhouse are nowr in Idaho
but expect to leave soon for Los
Alamagordas, New Mexico.
The Charles Chase family from Valdez
stayed at the Houghton cabin at Mile
61 on the Richardson, hoping to bag
■a—moo oQ'
BaKE SuLE TOO 1
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7:30 PM
Games held every other week
at the Copper Center Hall
Tickets now on sale for
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Proceeds used for Scholarship Funds