BASIN C A L R N D A R
June 22 Gateway Lodge Open House 8 P.M.
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Lion’s Regular Meeting 8 P.M.
A.C.S. Recreation Hall
American Legion Lost #21 Game
Night 7:30 P.M. Legion Hall
American Legion Post #21 Auxil
iary Regular Meetings 7:30 i.M.
Legion Hall.
June 30 to Alaska Native Bible Conference
July 7 Copper Center - Follow the signs.
July 2
American Legion Post #21 Game
Night 7:30 P.M. Legion Hall
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American Legion Post #21 Regular
Meeting 8 PM Legion Hall
Lion’s Regular Meeting 8:00iM
Glennallen High School
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American Legion .Post #21 Game
Night 7:30 PM, Legion Hall
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American Legion Post #21 Auxili
ary Regular Meeting 7 **30 PM
Legion Hall.
Note: This Basin Calendar is a service -
free for nothing - contact Amber Klopp,
TA 2-3294 who is pitch hitting for Ann
Brown who is vacationing.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Just one year ago, a small confident civic
minded group put together the first edition
of the COPPER RIVBR CURRENT. It was their
aim to tell the news of the COPPBR RIVBR
BASIN and its people. They were a group who
knew the vast potentials of the BASIN. They
also knew that the future of the BASIN de
pended upon collective thinking, planning
and effort. How better to collect people
and thoughts than to become acquainted with
the every day lives of your neighbors. How
bptter to solve the growing pains of a grow
ing community than to encourage collective
action. All through the year, a steady
stream of volunteers gave freely of their
talents, time and patience to build the
median by which the inhabitants of the COP
j PPR RIVBR BASIN could report their doings,
; express their opinions and desires, and let
us not forget, advertise their businesses
and services. Support of all that has
built the COPPBR RIVBR CURRENT into a must
in our households has been generous. The
Staff of the CURRENT wish to express grati
tude to all advertisers and volunteers who
contributed to our newspaper.
! We cannot look back without a feeling of
nostalgia. We have experienced good times
and we have also had our knocks. We like to
remember our best times when our volunteer j
staff was happy> bustling with idea's and
' enthusiasm about the next issue; when our
jreporters were real snoopers and readers
; liked that; and, when our advertisers were
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