Sister Agatna has returned from Mission
City, Canada where she has been the past
three years. Shw will be Mother Superior;
she was with us when the school started. -
THE DOME is completed this year, also ay
warehouse for the kitchen. It is hoped that
the shop and quarters for the workmen will
be finished before the snow flies.’
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Donnley have moved into
the former Stewart house. Mrs. Donnley is
teaching at the Copper Center School,
father Mueller, S. J., of the Copper Valley
School, has been transferred to Mt. Village,
on the Yukon. Father Baud, S.J., will
replace Father Mueller. Father Baud has
been at Nulato for the past 25 years.
Miss Joelson arrived from the State of
Washington to teach at the Meekin’s School.
School will begin there on the 10th of
September.
Mrs. Ruby Hoepfner arrived home from the '
hospital on Sunday. Welcome back, Ruby.
;irs. Neil Huddleston is visiting at the
home of her don William in Anchorage.
Vic Brandon up from Cordova - spent the
weekend with Chet and Bessie Bunsek in
Copper Center.
Clinton Center is flying in and out of
Paxson Lake since his plane burned.
Martha Prater, Postmaster at Glennallenrhas
returned to work after her long and much
needed vacation. Good to have you back,
Martha.’
Faith Hospital and all of Glennallen happy
to have Beverly Grubb back with us. She
has just completed a a two year course in
anesthesiology at the Temple University
in Philadelphia, Penna.
Donald Cline, nephew of Ralph and Mary
Lait, will be leaving this week for the
University of Alaska for his third year of
college. He is from Bremerton, Wash.,
where he formerly attended college.
Cheryl Ann Miller .from Takotna is here to
start the first grade. She will make her
home with the Engebretsons, who are her
* aunt and uncle.
Raph Lait was called home where he will
attend the funeral of his father, who died
suddenly in Coffeyville, Kansas.
Joe Costa, former resident of Glennallen,
and party are here for the seasonJs hunt.
The Costas now make their home in Calif.
Rodney Lemmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Wotasiak wrote that he is France, not too
far from Paris. He is doing well and will
spend the next two years there. *
Upper Tonsina Lodge will close on the 15th
1 of September for the season. The Frasers
will then take a much needed vacation be
fore starting on their winter job.
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The home of Glenn and Cele Griffin., was
burglarized between Tuesday and Friday of
last week. Nugget type jewelry and money
was stolen. > Ar
Mrs. Ralph Lane was taken to Providence
Hospital in Anchorage; for major surgery.
The tupperware party at r-the FAA homeniakers
on Sept. 14th has been cancelled.
ACS NEWS
Whitney Brothers of Fairbanks have started
the construction on the new steam plant,
and water supply for the station at
Glennallen. . .
Dogs! Dogs! Dogs!
What shall We do about the loose dogs?
They are a nuisance to the public eating
houses in Glennallen, as well as to the
many small children. This problem and the
community's need for a suitable, .garbage
dump will be among'the things, discussed at
a public meeting next week. It will he at
Santa's Cafe on September 18th, at 8:00 PM
All are urged to attend.
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Mrs. Dorothea Hansen, wife of Mr... Herbert
Hansen, Station Manager of the FAA, passed
away today after surgery at .Providence
Hospital in Anchorage. Surviving are her
husband, Herbert and one son in San Franci
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LETTERS TO EDITOR
The Copper River Current -
Glennallen, Alaska
Hi, Folks: ,
We have enjoyed immensely your new pub
licatmon, it certainly is newsy and fills a
very great gap in news media of Alaska, and
in particular of the Copper River Valley.
Please put us on your mailing list
and accept the enclosed as an assist from
us in your fine Work. y !
j, , ' ' Sincerely,
V Phil and Jean O'Neil
• Alpine Inn
: . Box 6 ■ V'.j
Sutton, Alaska
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Thank you, Jean and Phil O’Neil of Alpine
Inn for the letter and contribution. It
gives us rriudh confidence to hear from our
readers and we do hope ;that we can continue
to furnish thef Valley with our publication.
Ed. ; My'•