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ROTH HILL iLJ-JCKO
lie had another interesting
letter from Harry Revelle,
S\~//R!! T;Jh° living cn Rocky Roth we 11'
estate on hacord Island, near *
Kodiak. The place sounds like a kids
idea of Paradise; three colts had just been
It is almost time a:; a in to celebrate the
birthday o 1 xjnerican independence; the ann
iversary of the declaration by which .mer
ic a nave notice to the world that it would
no longer be part of a colonial empire ruled
from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.
Through almost two centuries of our national
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history we have maintained our independece.
You know-how it is on anniversaries: people
r;et all excite dp an low with enthusiasm, and
say nice thin -;s,- -which all too often are for
gotten when the celebration is over. The
thin"s -re say about mmrica on the uth of
July are ;ocd, and they are mostly true as
a matter of theory. They are precious only
if we make them true in fact, true in our
personal as well as national conduct.
SCIENCE G.u.DthTd
Ray Lionel Carroll , sen of Frank H> Carroll
of Cooper Center was ;raduated from the
Massachusetts Institute of Tcchnolo ;y, at
Cambridev, Mass, on June 7th. Ho received
a bachelor of science do ;rec in electrical
engineering and is now employed in Lawrence,
Massachusetts with a firm currently involved
in the Space Lropram. Carroll was born in
Copper Center, and his mother, now decca.sec,
was a sister of Harry Johns of Copper. MIT
is known as one of the tou host enyinecrin *
schools in the country.
Mi. L- ior I It i. olerHlOuj—
id number of locals traveled to Valdez last
Mbday for a look at the States new ferry, the
"Malaspina", which was on display, .anon; thos
nakin.; the trip were the Louie Lincolns, Ray
and Louisa Voyles, the Harry Johns family,
Katie Goddard, _JLice Bayless, and Ethel Bren
den and Lucy Brenwick. The Lincolns and Miss
Dorothy Johns also took advantage of the free
ferry ride to Cordova, returnin'; to Valdez
via a harrowin’ air trip through rupped and
hiph mountainous country.
born, ami another was cxpoc'cecl soon, lnere
are sheep and cattle, and the fishing is pood,
hocky had sent a '’maniLiouth11 seeder and hoto
tidler, and Harry says that except for one
acre resorv d for a true!, pardc, -they will
plant 20 acres to --rains and presses, m 90
pound halibut had just been cau-yht, alonp witr
several bed Jalmon, and the laen have two crab
pots ri ;ed up.
1 Reive lie lived in Copper Center for- over a
year, leaving here about 3 years ape.
LITTLE LlixGUE
’/cather permitting there A
will be a Little League y
pane between Copper Center
and Glcnnallen on oaturday^\
June 22. Time and place to \
be posted. .. .iiembers of the
Copper Center team are: hoy
Ewan, Kenny Johns, nark Lor ;an, barren Joans,
Lynn Craip, DonalL Lor nan, Lay Hoyles, Lon
Grain, Jimmy Lory an, Charlie Crair; and haul
ictc. Lastormindin ; the boys efiort is Coach
Hector Ewan. The- startin'-; lineup is still un
certain ( as are most of the players I )
Contract .^LuDED
Iers. Lary Crai ; of Copper Center has been
awarded the contract to haul the mail between
Copper Center and Lower Tonsina, bepinniny
the 1st of July> there are to be three trips
a week. Bill Lcllroy of Valdez has been the
mailman on this route the past year, besides
haulin; the mail into Chitina. He understand j
-that from now on Chitina is to receive all it^5
nail via air. For the past mQhth Lrs Donna
Donnelly has taken the route over for Lcllroy
^LLD V
^ scientist was tryin; to produce an aoadile .
He crossed an ab alone with a crocodile . But
the experiment went wrong and he pot stuck
with a crocabalone l_
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