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HAPFY BIRTHDAY (cont)
| so happy with our efforts to sell their
! wares that they too waited for an issue of
I- the "sheet”. When all's well, an issue
! ' of the COPPER RIYdR CURRENT is something
to behold. Everyone is anxious for it.
Our saddest times were those when staffing
was short, printing equipment unavailable
and a "blue" cloud hung over the whole
paper. We forget those little obstacles
quickly and become genuinely homesick for
our happy paper. Well, that's, printers
i ink for you, get injected with the stuff
}■ and you 're a real addict.
| • Have you enjoyed the COPPER RIVPR CURRPNT
this past year? Have we reported and ad
vertised for you as you like? Do you want
| us to continue the COPFPR RIYPR CURRENT
j during the coming years?
Well - we want our paper tool We deeply
! ■ feel the need for it. And - we want our
j great BASIN to grow and grow. Most of all,
I we want our GOPRPR RIYPR BASIN people to
continue progress as they have during the
past year. We are making our mark in the
history of Alaska ’with our expanded acti
vity in the interior and our reputation is
extending to great limits.'
i Now then, Let's re-energize tor the coming
| year’ The COPPPR RIV'FR CURRENT staff needs
I some more help. Being non-profit, we can
j not hire typists, artists, writers, etc,
I but we would welcome some new blood. Self
! satisfaction in community service is our
j small wonderful reward. We are starting
! our second .year of publication with more
enthusiasm than our first and want new
ideas to combine with our interesting for
mat. Come join us just once through an
issue's publication and we will assure you
the "ink" will get in your blood. Our
next business meeting will be July 1, and
the next issue will be published on the
i 5th (we are taking the 4th off to celebrate)
! With" that we must end this article and go
! to press. One last thought and expression
- THANKS FOR A GOOD YFAR - and -
WHOOFTO, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US’.' ' ’ '
j LITTLE ItfAGUi? (cont)
j and enthusiasm seems to be running very
| high. A practice game was played between
j Glennallen and Gakona on the 3th of June.
I The boys played good ball and put a great
I amount of effort into their playing. Glenn
! alien was the victor in this contest.
It is hoped that a schedule will be
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worked out between the four teams in the
next few days so that we might get into full
swing and get the competition going. We
hope the parents and families of the boys
will do their bnst to support their boys and
their teams. So all you baseball fans come . I
out to the games and do some cheering for
the team of your choice. .
As soon as the game schedule is completed i
it will be published in this newspaper so
that all may know the dates and places .of
the games.
A.C.S. NEWS by Bob Minton
Greetings once again from "Ye Olde ACS
Station". It was "Oh, hi there* Welcome j
to the Firm" time this week for a new em
ployee. A2C James R. Cross has joined our
firm. Jim is a lineman and will be working
on the line crew under Mr. George Brennan.
Jim was stationed at Kelly Field Texas prior !
to his assignment to Glennallen. He men
tioned that he was once voted Mr. Budweiser i
I of the Southwest. Being a city boy(New York ■
City is home,) this is quite a different
| area that he is us'-d to. A young unmarried
| (?) city boy that suddenly-finds himself in !
i Alaska may find things a bit strange for (
. awhile, but we are sure that everything will
fall into place in a few days. Welcome Jim
and we hope you enjoy your stay with us. j
On Sunday the 16th, ACS was host to a
pot luch dinner for SFC James McGill and
, family. Mac has been with us for quite some
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