ICEFTtPLaKE ITBTrS CONTINURD FROM TA
The Kentona Club me.t Thrusday night
at the school with Rosie Abchner as hos
tess. Refreshments were planned for the
square dance coming up on the 26th. Had
a real good turn out this time. Our next
meeting will be at Marge Britton on the
2nd of May.
We have lots of new homesteaders out
here. Four families have filed between
20 mile on each side- of the road* Guess
they are all related. Also Charles Renard
has filed across from \1~ Roig., .Sure will
be busy out here- this summer with all the
new cabins going up.
The Grimms have, wheels.at last. They
are riding around in a jeep pick-up. We
are all real happy for. them.
Guess thats all this week.
DOUBLE FEATURE RESULTS
ALTHEA HUGJTES
"When I sau the ribbon on my picture
it made my teeth wiggle!" This was one
first grader’s reaction to the award he
received on his entry in the Art Exhibit
sponsored by the Copper Valley Teachers
Association. And by the variety and num
ber of entries in the exhibit there has
been lots of "wiggling" of paint brushes,
crayons, jack knives and scissors in the
area schools this year.
Parents end. friends who gathered at
the Glennallen Gym Fird ay evening, April
19, 1969? for the exhibit and spelling bee
spent an enjoyable evening examining the
pictures and. listening to the little ones—
and the narrator!. — spell*
Mrs. Howard Bayless, Mrs Rollen Nipps,
and Mrs. Earl Barnard judged the entries
which mere divided into two groups—
pictures and handcraft items* Several
first, second and third place ribbons
ere awarded at each grade level and one
'"Best in Show" was given in -each cate gory.
Receiving ’’Best in.Show” awards were the
following:
Grade
1
2
3
4
3
6
7
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HS
Pictures
Jeff Schneider
Debra Donnelly
Terry Martin
Copper Center
Roberta McCleod
Arlene Craig
Becky Johns
Judy Schneider
Bernd Abbott
Freda Passamika
Audrey Ambrose
Handcraft
Laura Brown
Gloria Stickwan
Sylvia Smith
Larry Ewan
Claire Uhite
Mark Lap pi
Jerr3r Helkenn
Glennallen
Copper Valley
Home Ec Class
Spelling Bee winners were the following
rade 1 — Clifton Smith — ....Ga.kona
Irade 2 —. Lucienne Henshaw; ■— Copper Valley
rade 5 Mark Morgan -r?;- Copper Center,
rade 4 — Christine Gene —_ Gakona
The Parent Teachers Associations of
Sakona, Glennallen and Copper Center pro
vided refreshments for the evening under the
joint chairmanship of Ruth Johns, Betty
jappi and Peggy Virgin.
The Copper valley Teachers Association
ip*"»redates the fine coqperati n of everyone
rho helped male© this culminating activity
f the year a. success. ;
GOV^T-QPt 3
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A bill to accept a Federal land grant
for State highway purposes has been sent to
the Masha Legislature by Governor hi Hi am
Egan
The measure would create a reservation
of 100 feet along all section lines on the
public domain within the State, in line
with a Federal Government offer to dedicates
any portion of the piibUSk domain which will
be used, for highway rights of way. - -
"The reservation of a right of way
along section lines," the Governor advised
legislators, "will benefit the State by
facilitating highway construction, while al
the same time it will serve as notice to
homesteaders of the location of present anc.
future highways*"'
Acceptance of the grant would not af
fect the amount of federal land available
to the State by sel-ection*
ALlShA* S "COOP F 1TTTER "
BY HELEN A. SNENITP “ED
A booklet briefly relating the' life
of Father Veniatinov,' the Alaska Priest
^■Tho became head of the Russian Orthodox
Church. The subject matter appears to be
uell written and while it' would probably
be of only passing interest to the casual
reader, members of the Russian Orthodox
Church and students of Alaskan history,
should find it invaluable'reading material
All inquiries concerning purchase of
the booklet should be addressed to,
Federated Russian Orthodox Clubs,
Northeastern Bank Builading,
Uilkes-Parre, Penn. Price, .50- uh: ole sale,.
01.00 retail. ,
W*ve remodeled again, Come on in and
See how we have added on more, room so
YOU can see more of what we have.
YARNS for your knitting pleasure
Jack & Martha Prater, Props*
GREETING
for every occasion
FoR sa i-E '
Modern design blonde cedar chest with re
cord cabinet, $40*00; also guinea pigs
for sale. Call TA 2-3302 c
FOUND: A jade ring. Contact Mrs.
Lillian MieGrary.