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this air and came, shatteringly down
upon those craggy slopes. Alaska is
Iso full of the vast wonders. of na11*
lure that one could spend ,a lifetime
| here,, and never touch upon a- frac
I tion of them*
dust a brief reminder to those
!who have not yet had an opportunity
! to come down and see He Mahan'* s new
jlaundry and shower facilities.
• These are open.; and operating now, sfi
|come on and have a look, they will
I sure be i3icB this winter, especially
I the dryer, for those who do not have
lone. Daphne's go—ahead spirit must b
| be admired, that is; just the spirit
jwe need in Alaska, that's the kind o
jof spirit that builds industry anjrt
.promotes business for everyone, "so;
tlets get behind our local businesses
|and give them a big boost, by patro
Ini2inq them as much as possible.
The Allen Talcott's; ere blessed
with visiter’s as both grandmothers
to bo hove come to visit from the
south 48, The third arrival should
,?icc,ur sometime this month, but like
most events of this nature,, time a
lone mill tell. Any may,, me bid both
|g□od ladies wclcome and hope they an
j j □ y- their visit here.
There, is, considerable activity
at the Clarence Smith homesite at
mile 131 on the Richardson Highway,
las preparations for the coming wint —
!er are going on, Kelsey Snell is bus*
i sy- f 1 ooring and mailing in a cellar
for the Smith's, in which they plan
to stoie canned goods. They tried it
last winter and had such good luck
that they decided to invest a little
| more time and money in the, venture,
land thus, have a better cellar this;
year. They report that the tempera
ture only reached a lew of twenty—
two degrees during the coldest weath
er, and that was under m a k e-s hif t
conditions. With the improved cell.car
they feel that the temperature will
remaineven higher, offering ample
rotection from freezing this winter.
Also at the Smith's is the addition
of a large, wood and utility shed,
though work on this has been halted
for a short time, until the cellar
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1(% off on Roof P^int; Asbestos
Costing; Priming Solution
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~ it has. b e g n drawn to my at ton- ;
ion that I forgot a couple of birth^
days this time, so Happy Birthday
Harold Falk., whose birthday was in . !
July, and last but not least a big
Happy Birthday to Clifton Smith, •
uho will be eight years old* the
thirtieth; of August, which reminds j
me, Roy Sundt will be twenty-eight
the same day.
firs. Bunch and Baby Bunch, are
back in Gak□ na , she tells: us that
fir. Bunch is Elk hunting at Kodiak,
f□r a spell.
Well readers, I'we run out of j
news, so 'bye for now.
Congratulations are in order
this month for the Ken Hughes whe
celebrated their tenth wedding anni
versary the first of August. A quiet
dinner at Paxson Lodge, with the
Fred F. Lappi's, marked the event, j
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Doris loir is the at a Res
istered nurse at «a 11h Haspi ta 1.
Sue is he re ^s rma ne n 11 y J no ha i is
I ra w re * Je re ey . , .a ry Co rya 11, R.
H. a t. Fp ltd Hoc pita i is ho me 1 n
N-y Jersey on furlouyh lor a year.
./e s ha 11 miss her pie ...s^ntness and
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1 i rry Me intz '3 -.no t de r placed
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altcr a idnr i 11ne0a. j
wu o ter Ta ic o 11 a rri va a a t j
Faith ii3ipita 1, v-dneaJay august- 14 j
t d a t 6? . il-. C on ra t u 1a t i 0 a a to Co - ;
rdean and alien Ta x a 311. Me jo ins j
a a is t e r, Be c Ay 5 -1/2 y - a ra 3 id , * j
ana ,ts , nearly 2.
C d u Cti ana 1 ia r i -a y mc i. a* d a n a n d
iaa 1 a x-i 1 1 e 11 .i/c q n e e d a y j o r a
1e a a aya 'trip iato wcKin ley Pafa i
1 i t d t de x-1e r x = be rt f a ini iy , a no j
1 i'va in aciau da ns ' Tra iier Pa rK a t j
J a a ana .
In the early hours of Thursday,!
Me a ra a nd Roy Su nd t , rfd a a i±y lie ~ •
.Fa dan , a rri veu ba c a n0ate i-n:'da dona • j
from a 2- /eel visit a i t'd the irne 1
a nd da ncy 5und ts a t t de ir aiin ing 1
o pe ra tions a car Da ns 0 n B.C.
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Governor William A* Egan today proc
laimed the Matanuska Valley Agricult'-* ..L
ural and Industrial Fair as the MOffic- I
ial Alaska State Fair for 1963." !
The Governor’s designation is in linfe
with 1959 legislative action alternat
ing state flair status between the
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