:nws RELEASE
Hunting off the Dcnail Area still remains
slow, but the dilligent and patient hunter doe
have a reasonable chance ofgetting a caribou
which are moving across the road in small
numbers* The majority of those crossing are
between Miles 30 and 100.
In addition to the caribou, a few nice moose
are being talcen from! that area* The hunt
ing for this animal should pick-up as the
bulls are now beginning to move around
more.
Tho Department of Fish and Game check
station on the Denali Highway, near Paxson
will remain open as long asthe road is
passable, The Department appreciates the
cooperation tho hunters have given in
collecting information at the Check Sta
tion and the personnel there will gradly
furnish the hunters stopping all assist
ance and information they can.
To rectify a misprint on' page seven of the
1962-63 Game Regulations, tho Alaska De
partment of Fish and Game announced that
the Regulation will now read: "1 Bull a
year; provided that antlerless moose may
be'takcnonly from November 1 to November
30, without registration in Game Manage
ment Unit 11,
Tho Department also announced the registra
tion moose season in Game Management Unit'
6, between the Gravina."River and Tihitticr,
will dLose on September 30, This area
wasopened by the Alaska Board of Fish and
Game'to provide moose hunting in the Valdez
area,
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE from your local Post
master :
Postmaster, Martha Prater, said today she
had received a letter from William H. ileal,
National Director*, of. the U. S. Savings
Bond program, commending the local post
office for its efforts in the promotion
and'~salc of U. S. Savings Stamps.
Ur. Neal wrote, "Novr as another new school
year opens,you will again have the opport
unity of contributing to this important
means ofthrift education, I personally be
lieve that a part of every American’s
savings belongs in U, S. Savings Bonds,
and there is no better place to begin than
with the youthful investment in Savings
Stamps.’1
Postmaster Martha Prater expressed her own
endorsement of the Treasury Department’s
School Savings program for the purchase of
Savings Stamps and Bonds. Savings Stamps
in 10$ and sizes arc'on sale at the
Post Office at all times*
Page
BIRTHS:
Arthur James Johnson, 8;? 7 l/2 oz., 9/1U/62
3 1:32 PH. Parents are'Donald and Pau
line Johnson, D. P.11,, Mile 128 Glenn
Highway.
Robert Fred John, Jr#, 6H 10 oz.9/19/62'
at 9:U6 A*II* to Robert and Yvonna, Tctlin,
Alaska.
Toni Lee Jackson, 6# 6 l/2 oz., 9/21/62
U:32 A.H, to Herman and Elsie Jackson,
Copper Center,
Our little ole newspaper, the COPPER RIVER
CURRENT, just keeps growing bigger and bet
ter. We are happy to announce that the
following people have joined our jolly staff.
Mrs. Edith Blackvrcll, Margo Rose, and
Lackey Schoonover. New reporters arc:
Sheep Mountain /area: Almuth Kaawaloa
A.C.S. Glcnnallen: Elaine Hillman,
FOR SALE ' FOR SALE
1958 ROLLO-CUB Trailer, 25' x 8* wd. with
161 x 10' wd, lean-to. Both for 32,300.
Can be seen at A.C.S. Glcnnallen or phone
Joe Weston at TA 2-3307,
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I JOT ICE
Monday night teen age girls club grades 9 -
12, at 7 00 PM at Peg Virgins.
Tuesday night, Sky Pilots for boys age 9
and up at 6:L|.5 PM at chapel.
Friday after school, Bible club for girls
grade 1-8, and boys grades 1-3.
Saturday night Young Peoples, age 13 - 25
at Glcnnallen Chapel.
October 6, Professor and the Prophets
Moody Science film.
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CORRECTION
This issue of the COPPER RIVER CURRENT’S
date should be September 27 instead of
September 2U#
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