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Open 24 hours. Ph. TA 2-3353
GLENNALLEN COMMUNITY CHAPEL
Pastor: Rev. Ted Cowan
Non-Denominational
Services Weekly:
Sunday School: 10:00 AM
Sunday Worship: 11:30 AM
Sunday Evening: 7:30 PM
Wed. Prayer & Praise 7:30 PM
PAXSON
Rev. Joy informs us that Evening Services
are being resumed in the Paxsoo area.
Starting Sunday, Sept. 2nd at 7:30 PM, the n
every other Sunday night at "Bob-Bo'sM
Lodge (formerly Sportsman's Lodge). Every
one is invited to attend. Come expecting
a blessing.
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Copper Valley School
Rev. Francis Fallert, S.J., Pastor
A*?-v. Rev. John Battist Baud, S.J., Assistant
Mass Schedule:
Sunday 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM
Sunday Benediction - 6:30 PM
GULKANA COMMUNITY CHAPEL
Lay pastors: Ben Neeley and Fred Ewan
Sunday School: 10:00 AM
Morning Worship: 11:05 AM
Sunday Evening: 7:30 PM
Wed. Night Prayer Meeting: 7:30 PM
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KENNEY LAKE - LOWER TONSINA
Time has been changed for the Sunday School
and Church Services for this area effective
immediately, to the following hours: Sunday
School at 10:30 AM and Church at 11:30 AM.
The meetings will continue to be held in the
home of Adam Bell. Rev. Joy will be in
charge of these services to which everyone
is invited.
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^LUB NEWS
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Girl's Club -- 1st thru 8th grades Sept. 14
Boy's Club -- 1st thru 3rd grades Sept. 14
Sky Pilots -- Sept. 18
Marys and Marthas starts Mon. Sept. 17th.
First meeting to be held at the Rev. Cowan's
home. All women are invited..- . . r.
Young peoples Picnic at Lake Louise Sat. fiept
13th. Leave at 1:30 PM Glennailen Chapel.
There will be Volley Call, Baseball, Boat
Rides, and to top it all- a hot dog roast.'
Young People meet at Glennailen Chapel Sept.
22nd at 7:30 PM to spend an evening at
Biblical Checkers. Election of officers
will be held at this meeting,.
SCHOOL NEWS
Glennallen schools started this year with
a total of 140 students.
Bonnie Hanson has 1st and 2nd grades
Mrs. Veach has the 3rd and 4th grades.
Mr. Veach has the 5th and 6th grades,
Mr, Kawagley has the 7th and 8th grades.
There are seventeen in the 9th grade and nine
in the .tenth, nine in the 11th and eight in
the 12th. Mr. and Mrs, William Noonkesser,
Mr,. Heaton and Mr. Nipps tach high school..
Mr. Noonkesser ahs the 5th and 6th PtE., 7th
and 8th P.E. He also teaches Earth Science*
General Science and General Business.
Mrs. Gale Noonkesser teaches English I,
English II, English IV, High School Library
and Girl's P.E.
Mr. Heaton has World History, General Math
and Chemistry.
Mr. Nipps has Algebra and Geometry.
Mr. Houghton is Head Custodian with Mrs.
Martha Goodlataw and Mrs. Mae Marshall to
help him.
The School Advisory Board has Mr. Jerome
Leubke as Chariman with Dr. Schneider and
Arnold Engebretson as members.
The Copper Valley School started v?ith 104
high school students and 70 grade students.
Bishop Francis Gleeson visited the school
to say a Special Mass for the beginning
of school.
There are several new volunteer teachers
and helpers at the school this year.
Three new high school teachers are: Marion
Kelly teaching Home Ec., history and socio
logy; Marion Butler teaching english and
history; Mary Kay Hunt teaching english,
typing and drama; the new grade school
teachers areArlene Ebnar teaching the 4th
and 5th grades; Patricia Engley teaching
the 6th and 7th grades. New help for Sr.
Ida are Beverly Brooks, Ann Andrews and
Martha McCoy. The boiler room has Dennis
Ward and John Hagala. Anne Jean Mahan is
back and Jean Lebaeuf is with us once more
with Martha Cunningham as assistant Secre
tary .
Denise Reno who is a registered nurse will
be spending the year at the school.