Midge Richey and Barbara Wade, whose
babies are due late next month} were hon
ored at a surprise baby shower July 9th
at the home of Gladys Heintz,
Games were played and followed by re
freshments. Pink bootees decorated the
white czke made by Mrs, Elliot. Coffee
and lemon-lime punch were served. The
gifts were attractively arranged in a
large basket. Near one end of the basket
was a pink stork carrying a baby.
The double shower was given by 3everly
Gurtler and Gladys Heintz. Guests in
cluded Ruby Hoephfner, Mrs, Elliot, Gladys
Heintz, Rose Jones, Kathy Slobada, and
Beverly Gurtler,
—By Barbara Wade
Mrs. Lee Wells, just returned from a
lovely trip outside where she attended
the worlds fair and spent three weeks
laying around and doing only what she
wanted to do. Aside from being robbed
at the Fair, she reported it all could
not have been better.
Mrs. Margaret Davis who was recently
injured seriously in an automobile
accident is feeling much better, aside
from the hinderance of a large brace
which she must contend with for some time
yet.
FAITH HOSPITAL lELS
BIRTHS
* Debora Ann Forrester, born July 12,
1962 at 4;48 P.M. Parents are Calvin
and Geraldine Forrester at Tok, Alaska
Debora Ann weighed Tibs, T oz.
Jon Hark VanDiest, born July 15, 1962
at 4:12 P.M, Weight: 9 lbs. 14 oz.
Parents are Gale and Jean VanDiest. They
live at Holikachuk, Alaska.
Robert Lamar VanDiest born July 16, 1962
weighing 8 lbs, 1 oz. Parents are
Lamar and JCAnn VanDd?$st,
Mr* S'Mrs# Dick Mueller of Arctic
Village are the proud'parents of'a fine
son born this morning^ July 19th^ in
Faith Hospital#
Jim Hoepfner was treated for a toe
laceration at the Faith Hospital last
Tuesday after a mishap with an axe “while
chopping logs at Mile 1, Tok Cut-Off*
He was brought here by George lane who
was working with him at'the time. Had
not George been on hand* Jim might not
have made it to the hospital as quickly
as he did, Thanks> George ;
Boats and Cabins at Crosswind Lake.
§15*00 Round trip per person to'
BlackieTs Fish Camp on the lake.
Mile 170 Glenn HI5 Tolsona Lake
Phone TA 5—3295'
CHLSTOCHINA-Carol Neeley
The weather is balny and the fish are bit
ing-(Grayling)--at Tulsona. Creek and Sinona
Creek. Even a few salmon are being caught in
the wheels.
Residents are moving back into Nabesna.
The Bill Ellis family moved back into their
house at Nebesna—(Harry Boyden'1 former house}#
Bear Creek Mining Company is doing prospecting
in the area. ~
State Department soils cre?js are drilling
holes—testing for gravel (or ail or water)*
Perhaps within the next year or so we mil
have anew highway between Gakona and Ch is to chine'
which- would be very nice.
Dr* James Pinneo will leave Glennarllen*
August 3rd to take a year!s furlough* He is
taking Mrs* Pinneo and their family also*.
Dr* A.C* Hirshfield is here from Oklahoma
City* and will assist Dr* Schneider at the
hospital until September*
The last issue of this paper did not
carry the news that Mrs* Wm* Davis was in a
car accident and had suffered a broken back*
She spent 6 days in the Faith Hospital here
and then was taken to an Anchorage hospital
for further treatment* The accident occured
near Mile 153* Glenn Highway. She was
attended by Dr. James Pinneo.