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Tom Bowley's sister Sue came for a visit this summer. While in town, Sue
and all her grandchildren had their picture taken. Clockwise starting with Sue then baby Skyler
(Karen and Todd's newest,) Kameron (Kathy and Keith's only), Sierra (Karen and Todd's) and Krista and Kyle (both Kristy and
Ron's). All of Sue's grandkids live in Fairbanks. Photo courtesy
of Gay Bowley.
Alaska Tough Trailers sells motorcycle trailers! Have one custom made for
you or assemble it yourself. For more information visit our classified
ad page, or visit Alaska
Tough Trailer online. Photo courtesy of Alaska Tough Trailer.
Recent caribou hunt down on the Denali. From left John Lyons, Rick Jones, Jim Williams John
Burpee, Sheldon Longnecker, Roy
Wiggins. All work at the Ft. Greely Fire Dept. Photo courtesy of Jim Williams.
Former Delta resident Benjamin Grossmann stands on the Great Wall of China.
Ben has been in Beijing working for Stellar Mega Media designing new logos and web sites. The 3 week job ended on Wednesday and Ben will return to his
home in LA. Photo courtesy of Dawn Grossmann.
Katie Johnson and Cilantro, a female Sun Conure, get reacquainted after not
seeing each other for several years. Cilantro is potty trained and loves
to attack paper towels! Photo by David Johnson.
First cousins Reuben John Jr. and Alana Phillips strike a remarkably similar
pose. These pictures were taken almost one year apart! Reuben is the
son of former Delta residents Julie Stephens and Reuben John. Alana is the
daughter of former Delta resident Andrea Stephens and Hawaii resident David Phillips.
Photos courtesy of the Stephens family.
Local Delta resident Godfrey Knight working on a wall he has been
building for Jim Harris. Photo courtesy of Dwight Phillips.
A moose takes advantage of the shrubs in the early morning. Photo
courtesy of Dwight Phillips.
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publication in the Delta News Web. Items accepted for publication
will be entered here free of charge. The Delta News Web
is widely seen in the Delta Junction Community with 1862 pageviews of the home
page delivered last week, and 4,501 pageviews for all pages. A
wide range of articles can fit in these spaces. We ask mainly that they
be of interest to people living in the Delta Community. Have a
story for us? Click on the Submit
link and send it in! Delta News Web Staff -- August 28, 2002
Shown below are hundreds of Coho Smolt swimming around in an undisclosed spot on the Clearwater River. Pro-fisherman Dwight Phillips is not telling either!
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Alana Phillips, daughter of former resident Andrea Stephens and David Phillips,
plays happily in a tree. Andrea, David, Alana, and Kaikoa
live on the island of Kauai. Photo courtesy of the Stephens family.
Dave Hecimovich JR, 11 Years old, proudly displays his first moose taken Sep 2nd.
Dave drew a Bison Range Youth Hunt Permit and took this 44-1/2 inch-spread-bull with one shot from his
7mm-08. Photo courtesy of David Hecimovich.
Six Caribou take a moment to check out the vegetation near the road at mile
246. Photo courtesy of Glen Johnson.
Local Kiwanis Holiday Craft Bazaar
Delta Junction Kiwanis will be holding the Holiday Craft Bazaar on Saturday, December 7, 2002 between 10:00 am and 5:00 pm at the Delta Junction High School Large Gym.
Admission is $1.00, which includes a ticket for the drawing of hourly door prizes. Single Table Spaces are $25.00 and Double Table Spaces are $50.00. Choose your spaces on a "first come-first served" basis. Electricity is at a minimum. Help Secretarial is taking reservations and pre-payment. Their number is 895-4439. All crafters or traders in Interior Alaska are invited to rent spaces!
Delta Junction groups can also rent spaces for their fundraisers, or informational purposes, as well. Other Kiwanis points of contact are: Stephen Fields 895-1950 /
furshack@alaskrafts.com, and/or
Judith Farrow 895-2221 / asca@wildak.net.
Steve Fields -- September 9, 2002
A good sign that fall is quickly approaching is the departure of the
waterfowl. Photo courtesy of Michael J. Kingston.
In remembrance of those who died and served - September 11, 2001
While moose hunting Fronty Parker and his brother were adopted by a Canadian Goose. The goose followed them everywhere and even walked into their campsite and
slept near the campfire. Photo courtesy of Fronty Parker.
Dog Found
A Jack Russell Terrier followed some teenagers into my yard
yesterday. They don't know where it came from, and say they already
canvassed the neighborhood asking for owners.
It was a little beat up by someone/something and pretty scared. It is now
thriving on the love of two and four year old boys. They have named it
Clifford, despite all attempts to explain the facts of life to them.
"Clifford" is a girl.
If this is your dog and you have lost her, call Eric or Charisa Player on
Olmstead Road, 895-5322.
We'll take good care of her until someone claims her with enough proof to
overcome the attachment we've already developed!!
Eric Player -- August 28, 2002
Gift giving is important in traditional Athabascan potlatches. Here Gwen John holds the gifts of rifle and blankets she was given at a recent Mentasta potlatch.
Photo courtesy of Linnea John.
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