Kenny Lake News Con‘t
One of K^irKarks iilistrious ladies of
yesterday hddx a whole closet full of hats
never worn becuase they were out of style
by the time thy got there after taking
their trip around the Horn.
I guess living at a trot gets things done
in this era but we at Kenny Lake have
slaved back to a sedate wold again, and
find things, still get done, and al ers are
something almost unheard of0 Nearest thing
to a sore stomach a Kenny Lake ever has is
an empty one if he^dosen't hang up his meat
and clear cut his graden and spud patch
in the fall*
One of the things Ive noticed since
-living in Alaska is the almost absolute lack
of racial predjuddee among its citizens <>
It is more of a contrasting situation
just recently since the newspapers and other
news media dwell quite a lot on the racail
strife and turmiol in the Douth and East.
Of course there are a certain numbbr of
people comiiig into the state from those
and other areas of the ^outh 1,8 who bring
bigotry,and intolerance with them, frotuna
tely however they are few in number and
even they undergo a certain change of
attitude offer a period of living amoung
these Alaskans who se philosophy seems
to best be put by an Anchorage labor leader,
who recently said in reply to a query from
haahington, A mans race or color is none of
our businesso
One more mark on the credit side of the
ledger for this great state of Alaska«
Mr Cliff Marcus, working in conjunction
with the Sail Conservation Sub District
at Kenny Lake, will be in that area before
freeze up to work with any land holder
! who is interested in siols surveys of his
particular holdings e
Mr bart Oliver, Hamer, who recently
accompanied Marcus on a Survey trip to the
Kenny Lake area, com ented favorable on
I the progress to be seen in that region
; and me rationed that there, are serveal varie
ties of permanent pasutre se ds available
in expeementql plot quantities for those
intetested in using part!of their fram gound
as eventual pasture
OO.VER .. VER BASIN LIONS CLUB
A.C.So Recreation Building Hosted the
Sept, 23 id meeting of the lions. Meeting
, are held the 2nd and 4th Mondays, Board
of directors meeting is held the first
! Monday of each month0 Refreahments were
served by membets of the Homemekers and
| Proceeds went to their club* Officers
| are Pres0 Bill Millard, 1st Vice pres,
j Fred Lappi, 2nd Vice Pres, Ed Hill, 3rd
' Vice Pres. Bov Martin, Sect-es, Ken Hughes,
; -0th Zone Chairman Bill Burns, Tail Twister
, Dick Clayton, Lion Tamer Red L’eichner.
Beard of Directors Jack Wilson, Howard
i Bayless, Georhe Ashby, william Burns, Mat
j Matheson from Anchorage was a special guesto
! New members are welcome, Lions Turkey Shoot
; The lions annual turkey shoot was held Sat
j Oct 5tho Quite a few peippe were on haddo
j Proceeds are used for various projects0
Lucky winners were: Harold Falk 2 Turkeys
. Bill Toms 1 Turkey, Mr Bunch 5 Turkeys*
AMERICAN LEGION
Regular meetings for the legion are held
on the First and Third Y/enesdays. Officers
Are lost Commander Red Beichner, Adjutant^
Ha ry King, Sgt® at Arms Archie Tibbits,
Finance Officer^ Bill Munson, Commander forj
Western Distircts Harry Heintz, Adjutant
for western distirct Bill Millard® a
Building project is now under way and new
members and volunteer workers are urgently I
needed.
GLENNALLEN P.T.A.
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On Thurs Sept 26 the first meeting was
held., Officers are Pres. Mary Kiser, Sec. j
Oscar Kawagley, Trea. Martha Blackburn,
The vice pres will be announced at a later
dateo This was a meet, The teachers meeting
new teach .rs welcomed wdre Mis Leva Mondon,
Mrs Hallie Y.illiams and Mr Larry Hendricks
and A. Hanson. The first project of the
year was school lunches served Y/ednesday
Sept 22nd .
BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS
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me montn oi beptember was a successiul
one for birthdays . Since there were to
raeny to mention in the column by name, wefll;
extend overall birthday congratulations
to alio Apicial mention however is given
to a suprise birthday party for Mrs Vi
Munson here on Monday Sept 3rd at the home j
of Mrs Don Ballard 0 Ten of her many friends j
were there to of er best wishes„
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BEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS !
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Congratulations to Jim G :.e and his new |
bride Joan, Jim works for RC2 in Glennallen |
and both he and Joan are from C arendon
N „C »
VISITORS
Mr * and MrsRalph Cushman from Fortville,
Indiana. They are visiting their daughter
and son-in-law, leggy and Ray Richcreeko
They are enjoying their new grandchildren
and visiting Alaskac
STORKLINE
Elizabeth Renee- Born Sept 4th to Robert Laud ,
Joan he is, Me nt a s t n , Alas ka .
Timothy David Kinsey - Born Sept 10th to
Jos. ph and Jewell Kinsey of Valdez, Alaska
Mark Wiliam Forrester - Born Sept 19 to
Calvin and Geraldine Forrester ,
Sandra Denise Richcreek - Born Sept 20 Weight!
lbs 15 ozs, To Ray and Peggy ^ichcreek
of Glennallen, Alaska.
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Congratulation to the Glennallen Post Office j
in their new location. It is now located
across the road from the American legion
Post. The Acting Postmaster is Mrs Mickie
Millard and her assistant is Miss Tes
Schoonover o
The Health Center is happy to announce the
return of Nurse Betty Malay from Bethel on
October 1st.