ACCIDENTS
Franklin Goerge and Alvin Goodlataw enroute
to get a caribou, took turns driving when A
Ivin said he did not like the way the
car steared so let us park it. Frank said o
we will make it and stated driving but hit
the Gulkana bridge, It totaled out the car
and landed them in the hospital, Alvin
with cuts and bruses, Frank had to stay a
few days because of a brused chest.
Mr. Spencer of RAC sto ped a nReds ” for
some gas and going home he hit a moose. Deni'
olished his Volkswagon and the windshield
cut the mose throught killing it instantly,
while Mr spencer received a black eye and
gouged in the nose by the horns. He was1
also sprayed with glass.
'‘ An AGS •iriarf found him and took him to the
hospital where he remained over night.
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GAKDf\lA SCHOGL (\JEhJS . . . CONTINUED. . •
this year. The newspaper's editor,
Lynn Falk and her helpers are alread
y preparing the October issue for
circulation soon.
Our total enrollment to date is
33 students. There are five more
boys than girls. I\leu students are
Hike Lebert, Grade 7, and Larry Sin
yon, Grade 2, from Twin Lakes.
Fir. Bunch teaches Grades 5-8
and Mrs. Bunch has charge of the low
er grades.
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ACS News Con*t. /
On tuesday October 15th The Glennallen v
Homemakers will hold a bake sale in the ACS
Rec Hall, We will be glad to see and talk
the boss into an extra long coffee braeak
that day. *
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Thought for the DAv
The creditor has a better memory than the
debtor* , . . ■ <
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