CVEA TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
The fifth annual meeting of the Copper
Yalley Electric Association, Inc., will he
held on Monday, July 15, 19&3 in the Gymna
sium of the Glennallen High School at 8:00PM.
Action will be taken on the following:
1. * Reports of officers and manager.
2. Election of four directors:
a. Two 3-year terms
One 2-year term
One 1-year term
b. Nominees:
samara, juar±
Bice, Robert
Bourdeau, Willard
Brittain, Roy
Cowen, Edward
Ewan, Fred
Ewan, Roy
Goble, George
Helkenn, Vernon
Nibble, Howard
iiee, a±
Lincoln, Louis
Luebke, Jerome
Monroe, Gil
Nagel, Carl
Richcreek, Raymond
Risley, Hugh
Sundt, Henra
Tibbits, Archie
Wilson, Jack
FERRY TO VISIT VALDEZ & CORDOVA
The M/V Malaspina will:be diverted from
--ogrniar Southeastern Alaska run during
the week of June 12 - 199 to visit Anchorage
and other Westward Alaska points which
include Homer, Seward, Valdez and Cordova#
The purpose of the trip is to acquaint Alas
kans and visitors in the communities with
the marine highway service now being offered
through the scenic Inside Passage route from,
Prince Rupert, B.C#, to Skagway, Alaska#
The Malaspina will arrive in Valdez
at 6 a#m# Alaska Standard Time on Monday,
June 17th and will remain in port until
2 PM (AST) that afternoon when it will depart
for Cordova. The vessel will be in Cordova
from 6:15 PM Monday, until 1 AM Tuesday,
June 18, when it will return to Juneau where
it will resume its regularly scheduled north
bound service at 9 AM Pacific Standard Time
Wednesday, June 19th.
During the layover period in each port,
Governor Egan said the Malaspina will be
open for inspection by the public.
This is an excellent opportunity for
the residents of the Copper River Valley
to see firsthand, the beautiful new ferry.
DQn*t miss this opportunity to drive to
Valdez to view not only the Malaspina, but
to see and visit old friends in friendly
Valdez.
HELP!
\tq arc a group of peqjle interested in
seeing cur second yc T of printing begin
ning June 20th, grow in circulation. At
the present time we are in good financial
condition and serve over 256 subscribers.
Our. biggest problem is fL ndlng voluntary
helpers, In any venture of this nature we
realize there is both criticism and compli
ments but as long as the trickle of infor
mation keeps flowing we will strive to
meet press dates.
If you can type, x^rite, draw, or are
willing to help out, the Current- welcomes
YOU to its staff. The work is hard, re
wards are small yet this paper cam become
a full fledged paper xdth wire service, co
mics and daily circulation.
The next staff meeting will be June
17th. at the Gulkana FAA* Come out.and en
jcy a cup of coffee, wxpress your opinions
and help the Current, ._
TO A FRIEND
We sadly.note the passing of Betty
Phillips, wife of John K, Phillips of Qlenn
allen Station of the Department of Highways,
Some of us had never met Betty and yet
we all benefited from her willingness to
help in any way she could. We feel a great
loss in losing opr friend and helper.
Copper River Current Staff