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ames COPPElflcIVER CURRENT
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REPORTERS MEETING? Monday, September 24,
1962, Earl Barnard home, 8s00P.M.
"If a man does not keep pace with his
companion, perhaps it is because he hears a
a different drummer....„let him step to the
music he hears."
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■ is acting as their supervisor, ”teve Brit
tain is anxiously awaiting the arrival of
his courses. His supervisor will he Mr*
Reuben,
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PH TA232D9
At their regular meeting September 6th,
the Kentona Club members elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year5 Mrs. Jack
Morrow, President;‘Mrs. Vern Helkenn, Vice
President and Secretary^ Mrs. Roy Brittain,
Treasurer. The first service the club plans
to perform this year is the reception for
the teacher. Closely following will be the
community Halloween party. The next meet
ing will be October 4th at Mrs. Helkenn’s
new house.
The next regular meeting of the Kenny
Lake Community League will he the evening
of September 14th at the school. The League
is petitioning for a local voting precinct,
the polling place to be at Kenny Lake, Any
voters along the Richardson and Edgerton
highways or adjacent areas who would like
to be included in this precinct, are invited
to contact one of the* committee members and
sign the petition* The sommittee consists
of*Mrs. Jack Morrow and Mrs, Roy Brittain*
These women plan to circulate the petition
during the ten days prior to September 18th,
as it must reach the Secretary of State
before September 20*‘ At least twenty-five
signatures are neededr*