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The Copper Center 4-H Clubs are now
$ 43.1# richer as the result of the
bake-sale and rummage sale' held last
Saturday at the Copper Center School.
Both boys and girls contributed home
baked delicacies, and the girls took
care of pricing the donated rummage.
Ruben Oswald brought one of the
horses down from the Grizzly Gift
Shop and sold rides, 15% of his take
being donated to the 4-H. Some of
this money will be used to buy craft
items for future projects. The kids,
together with thir leader, Mrs. Katie
Goddard, wish to give all who support
ed their sale, a big ?,THANK YOU l”
Trooper Ed Hill of the Alaska State
Police will retire from the force on
the 14th of October. His replacement
has not yet been named. Ed will be
taking correspondence courses from
the University of ,.laska, working to
ward a career in dentistry. He will
also begin work at 47 Mile.
Gregory Kibble, son of Frances and
Howard Kibble, is back from Califor
nia, and helping around the home
stead. His brother Norman, is a .stu
dent at Copper Valley Mys4on, and his
mother teaches at Kenny Lake School.
Seventh grade students ( and any othei
interested grades) are now taking
Spanish lessons from an expert-their
teacher, Jo loa-ch. Mrs Roach was a
language major, and is said to be
able to converse in at least 5 diff
erent tongues t
Josephine Van Orman is working as
cook for a few weeks at Gateway Lodge,
She has spent the past few summers
cooking for the Copper Center Trading
Post, and she and Elinor Bayless plan
a Hawaiian vacation later this winter,
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Herman -and Ethel Brenden have two new
grandsons, their daughter Joyce
giving birth to the twins last week
in Seattle. This makes a total of 6
boys for Joyce i Ethel is still in
Seattle lending a helping hand.
Lewis and Mary Clark of Paxson were
over-night guests of the Jack Wallace
of Pippin Lake. '
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Two Green Construction families
who were lying at Tonsina Lodge have
left for the States. The Waubonsie
family were the first to leave, and
the Jesse Waldo’s left last week.
Mrs Pat Long, daughter of Mrs Ella
Hill, is a new office employee for
the Highway department.
Jack and Sonny Rogers will have 2
homes this winter ?. Jack has taken
over the garage at the Trading Post,
? and also drives the small school bus
from Kehny Lake to Copper.. Sonny de
cided to spend the winter at Copper
so that son Buddy, a high school sen
ior would be able to play basketball
for Glenn High. Jack will stay at the
homestead during the week,' and spend
tne week-ends with the family. They
are moving into the doghouse on the
hill, owned by Central Alaskan Miss
ion. Giving them.-a hand was another
son, Joe Grant, who has been living
in Chitina > and who is enjoying his
Past month of freedom...he will be
: married next month.
j-iLL LEATHER
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