The frontiersman., 1956-09-06
Thursday, September 6, 1856


 truck fought the fire.
 Cathy Mullins of Glenallen left August 31 for Washington D. C. to visit an aunt for a week and then to Greenvi1le, 5. C. where she will attend the Bob Jones Academy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Speerstra Of Glenallen were in Anchorage recently on business trip.
 There are many hunters on the Glenallen area roads but so far not much luck in getting any moose. George Hobson and ter ome Luebke both of Glenallen got small caribou each.
 Mrs. Ruth Ann Lewis, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Jack Prater of Glenallen, had a six pound six ounce baby boy August B at Juneau. This is the third son for SEC. and Mrs. T.B. Lewis.
 Mrs. Stump of Pile Bay was a patient at Faith Hospital at Glen allen last week and was releas- ed August 9. Thomas Roberts of the Territorial Police from Tok Junction was 8 patient at the hospital August q and went home August B.
 MT. and Mrs. Layton Bennett and family of Anchorage are spending a few days at Glenal- len with Mrs. Bennett5s mother who is in Alaska for a visit from the States.
 AhIee who is well known by Alaskans for her cooking is now the =cook. .at.the= Gateway Lodge, Mile IT, Richardson highway.
 Mrs. Sally Cutshal1 and daugh- ter Shirley are back in Glen allen after living at Tazlina Gla- cier Lodge the past two months.
 A boy and a girl ages and 12 were first found missing from home at 4 pm. Monday at Cop per Center and were not found until pm that same night. The father Frank Billum of Cop per Center contacted Layton Bennett at Glenallen requesting him to fly his plane over the Copper Valley area in search of the two children. Nc tract of them could be found by air. The whole village was out looking for them and a searching party was formed to cover the area. At 9 am. the boy and girl came wandering out Of the woods ln back of Taz1ina Jones place at mile no on the Richardson high way No reason was given for their adventures.
 Three new teachers have ar rived at Glenallen, Harry Lamp pa and MT. and Mrs. Gilbertson. MT. Lamppa, Mrs. Audrien Lind and Mrs. Gilbertson will be grade school teachers and MT Gilbertson is principal and Pilot High School teacher. School registration was held August 27 for Pilot school students and all children from grades one through eight registered the first day. A supplementary order will be sent for any instructional ma terials that may be needed de ] pendent upon a large enrolment ] First grade children must pre- sent a birth certificate. If one was not available at registration time, 30 days may be allowed i for getting one. Mothers were invited to accompany all first grade children at registration School began September f
 Leo Fisher of Gienallen has the contract for two school bus routes for transportation of grade school students this year Oscar Kindgren of Glenallen has the contract for the Pilot high i school run.
 The Denali Construction Com. pany has the contract for repair ing new approaches for the Tag lima River Bridge on the Rich. ardson Highway They have just started working on it.
 The Alaska Native Brother hood at Copper Center had a special meeting August g in their Community hall. The guest speaker was William Paul from Juneau the Grand President of the A.N.B.
 Pauline Hobson and Charles Marvin Keel were united in mar riage August 20 at the Mountain View Chapel. The rites were per formed by Rev Riley. NIT. Keel is in the airforce and was sta toned at Gakona. Pauline IS the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank