BOYL this place
has everything..
Even MOVIES
every Saturday night 1
Showing this Saturday
"Gunman's Walk"
COPPER NUGGETS con'td
Joy Morgan
Mrs Rose Kronk was called to Anchorage
by the sud .en passing of her husband,
-LcW-ii Kronk„ -Accompanying her on the trip
-was her sister, Mrs Mary Huddleston. .
Mr*. Kronk was 63 years old and., had been in
- the 'Salvage business in Anchprage. Death'
Wasi; apparently caused by a heart attack.
He is also survived by a brother, Ed
Krohk, now employed in Valdez. .
: Newcomers' to our area are the Bill Schmitt
and A.L. Schmitt families. Both of the
men are employed by Gustave Hirsch Co'.
The Bill Schmitt family is- living; in the
old Stewart house; they have 6 youngsters,
t3 of whom are enrolled in Copper Valley.
- The Postoffice awarded the Palmer to
Glenrialien, Copper Center etc. mail
' contract to Emil Wegner of Palmer. •
*■ Roy and Beth Hooper are among the neigh
.' bors being transferred to Valdez by the
" Highway Commission, and already we miss
their friendly, neighborly ways. Also
slated to be transferred are Joan and Bob
Schilling , who we had hoped to keep in
Copper for the winter months. The Jim
Crowls have decided not to make the move
-uiJ . vyj.lj__.try. Stateside , living
for a change. She wjll fly to Reno soon
with the girl, and Growl wjll drive the
highway with their son. They also expect
to ’spend some time in New England. The .r
Crowl's have been renting the Petty house
at Kenny Lake.
Word was- received here this weeki of the
'death of Miss Caroline Stewart, sister
of the late Claude Stewart of Copper Center
Miss Stewart passed away Oct. 11, just
3 years less 3 days from the'time of her
brothers passing. Miss Stewart was about
$5 years old, and a retired teacher.
Carl Edin, our ex-postmaster writes the
McCrary’s that he is enjoying the winter
sunshine in Texas'. Minnesota must have
proven too much for him l ;
The Walt Ericken’s of 47 Mile Camp heard
from George Lowy erf Tiekel Roadhouse-.1. ." t
THEY rae soaking’ up the New Mexico warmth I
The bare beginnings, of a house foundation !
showing at Tazlina belongs to the Bob
Marshall family,..they’re building near
the Frank Hobson’s.
Drop, in arid enjoy the
cheery warmth of the fireplace I
* Chet & Bessie'1
v Your hosts
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ROOTS
. CHEVRON-PRODUCTS
H^PDWARE
Reasonable Rates
owner s
George and Kathy Ashby
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Charles and Delia Renard celebrated
their first wedding anniversary on Oct.28.
No * the kids aren't playing hookey.. .this
is the week that the Copper Center School
lowers the boom with achievement Tests
and' I.Q. tests. This was also report card
tirne^ but few were willing to talk about
their accomplishmentsi
GOOD PAINTS
HINDOO GLASS l
SHALL HARD11A RE j
PLUIEING SUPPLIES
STOVE PIPE .
Ethel and Herman Brende^i
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Call JACK WALLACE TM-324B
Serving the Copper River Basin.
With Fuel Oil and Gasoline
since 1951