JOIN YOUR HR I ENDS
F.A.A. KBITS CONT,
Mr. James Formella, our newT relief
specialist at the station, would just
' as soon the wild life was a mite wilder.
A warm, friendly moose tried to-walk
home with him from Rosents the other
night and he had to take refuge at Gate
way where they refuse to serve moose.
Of course this never happens during
hunting season. _ ....
-/■r Mr. Layton Bennett, former special
ist at Gulkana, visited the Hinshaws for
a few moments and subscribed to our pa
per. He informs us that the family is
well and prospering.
. The Salinger twins, Sophronia and
. Margarete celebrated their second birth
day January 2-6 th. (Hi ns haw)
A.N.B. MEETING
The Alaska Native Brotherhood reg
ular meeting will be held February 11,
1965 - at 7 : 30 "pirn, in the Gulkana Hal-1.
Remember, these meetings take place
the second, and last Mondays of each month,
with place alternating between Gulkana
and Copper Center.
KILL THAT POLIO VIRUS !!
Y/HERE?
YIHEN?
YJHAT
COST?
Faith.Hospital
Monday- January 28th, through
Saturday, February 2nd. 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine - about
one-half teaspoonful of pleasant
tasting fluid. You BRINK IT.
NO INJECTIONS OR SHOTS!:
250 per Jose. ^For those who
really can’t afford this, come
and get it anyway. Funds have
been made available for those
who can't pay- No One will be
required to pay.
WHO SHOULD TAKE IT? EVERYONE over 3
months of age, unless you have
a fever or upset stomach.-, . *
EVEN IF I HAVE HAD THE POLIO SHOTS? Ab
solutely, yes. The Surgeon Gen
eral 's office and all doctors
are NOT anxious for YOU or any of
your loved ones to be one of
those 65O cases of paralytic
polio that could occur this year.
IS THIS THE ONLY DOSE I WILL NEED? No,
this is only Type 1. Types 11
and 111 will be given at six-week
intervals —Type 11 the week of
March 10th and Type 111 the week
of April 21st1 Information not
available'about booster doses in
the future.
• NOTE: ON TUESDAY AND'FRIDAY ONLY THE
VACCINE WILL BE AVAILABLE ALSO FROM 8 TO
9 P.M., JANUARY 29th and FEBRUARY 1st.
F O F * Delicious meals with that
home-made goodness
Comfortable Lodging
WELL STOCKED GIFT SHOP
Friendly Bar
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"WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET"
NOTE OF THANKS
The Zerbinos Family wishes to take
this opportunity to thank the many won
derful neighbors who have so kindly come
to our aid at this trying time.
Me hope soon to be able to invite
you to our new home where we may properly
express our gratitude and enjoy your com
pany. (signed) Nick & Rose Zerbinos, Gen
eral Delivery, Glennallen, Alaska.
COPPER VALLEY SCHOOL NE17S - FRED & PAT
C.V.S. has received four new, shin
ing faces. They are: Victoria Bennett,
a freshman; James Bennett, 5th grade;
Stephen D. Bennis, 8th grade; August
Wahrer, 2nd grade. Now the Copper Beam
is bigger and brighter!
Here’s what’s cooking! Miss Sophie
Javier won the "Homemaker of America"
award for Copper Valley School. Sophie
is an 18 year-old senior who won this
contest above the other five seniors here
at Copper. Her entry is now being enter
ed in the finals. Miss Javier is to be
congratulated!
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL for the Ses
mester. Seniors: Sophie Javier, Jim Ken
ny, Lorna Obat, Chuck Akers. Juniors:
Peter Kuria, Dan Lake, Eileen Norbert,
Vaughn Harry, Judy Snow. Sophomores:
Anita Olsen, Theresa Morgan, Anna Stick
man, Bud Harry, Jill Goddard, Bill Dau
gherty. Freshmen: Margaret Nilsson,
Audrey Ambrose, Jack Brixey, Bill Wool
ard, Theodora Hunter. HONORABLE MENTION:
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