Copper
Nuggets
Joy Morgan
There is so much mystery and ex
. citement in the air these days as
knobby, bulky packages make their
appearance under the Christmas tree.
Aftd oh, how hard for the little ones
to keep their secrets! Names have
been drawn for the school party, and
the choice of just the right gift
for him or her has been the cause
of much soul- searching. After all,
there is a limit to what one can do
with a limited budget! Mothers have
been up to their necks in costume
making, everything from the usual
shepherds to a whirling top. It
is not unusual to hear strange
mutterings after the little ones
have been put to bed; an inspection
only reveals a future thespian
practicing his part!
The Copper Center School will pres
ent its annual Christmas program
the night of December 21st cat 7:30.
The lower graders are presenting
a paylet , and the upper graders
have three plays ready; plus, of
course, Christmas music. There
will be an exchange of gifts after
the program, and all are invited
to attend. Come on out and support
these youngsters. A lot of hard work
has been done by teachers & kids.
The Buck Roaches were in town last
week-end, Mrs Roach to attend a
Civil Defense meeting. Their return
trip was made quite pleasantly in
their new Rambler. Also showing upp
with a new Galaxie was Bob Weeks of
Bunsek’s Trailer Court.
Mrs Jean Tatro and Mrs MaryJo Clark
of TrirrWs Camp were in Copper to
do a little Christmas shopping.
The biggest news of the week was
the lovely engagement ring being
flashed by Judy Ashby. We are sorry
that an early press date made it
impossible for us to get all the
information for this issue, but we
will bring you up to date next pa ser
The gentleman in question is now :.r
Seattle, that much we do know!
Rhiny Berg and Otto Sell of Chiti a
have left for the lower States,
but oldtimer Frank Carroll says h
thinks heTll enjoy our balmy wint r
weather a few days longer.
Even though the weather was in the
minus thirties, a good turnout was
entered for the Copper Center PTA
carnival held in late November. Over
$100 was realized by the event.
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS
AND ALL OUR NEIGHBORS
A
VERY
MERRY
CHRISTMAS ^
served from 5 to 7 pm
AND
A
A
HAPPY
NEW YEAR