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•’Better change your ways* Teacher runs the
school. If she doesn't, she will get fired’.’''
No pampering child psychologist to read
the bumps., Parents were parents, as God in
tended. Of course, we had our ‘'free from
duty “times, often at the 'Week:?s end we..
roamed the woods, carefree until chore time,
enjoying .the wild fruits we found along the
way. As we prepared to leave the house,
Mother., would hand us a cloth sack and say,
“Bring home some hickory nuts, walnuts, or
butternuts. *’ These were stored for future
enjoyment. During the cold days of winter,
when we would say, ‘'Mother, I want something
to eat,’’ she would hand us the battered
flat iron, a broken-handled hammer and a
bowl of nuts. They x-rere good, and satisfying
so much more than the present snack of soft
drinks, potato chips and a murder via t.v.
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After a lot red tape and much study a
refugee couple finally became citizens
of the United States. Receiving the long
awaited news, the husband rushed into the
the kitchen. ,!Lisay he cried, "’at last we
are Americansl'1 .‘’That’s fine,i! his wife
answered, '’Now you wash the dishes."
t'/hy is it? She's.described as a long, lanky
gal__but if she has money, she’s a tall
stately woman.
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The only voice a man has in the furnishing
of a home is the invoice.
HEWS
C”CIL W. HINSftV.J
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Mrs. Grace McIntosh returned home Saturday
after spending several days in the Faith
Hospital at Glennallen.
A surprise baby shower for Mrs. Frank Brown
was held Nov. 14th. at the home of Mrs. Edwin
Klopp. Mrs. Edward Salinger was co-hostess.
Mr. VMS. McIntosh departed Sunday after
noon for the regional F.A.A. station manager
conference in Anchorage. The conference
will last from Monday morning until Friday
evening.
Last week Mr. Bob Blackburn won a race with
several antique collectors and brought back
some spare parts from Eklutna for our back .
up transmitter.
- .. .. / News: Weatl' : .
"Coldest day soQfar this~~mbnth, up till Nov*
18th. minus 23 at 7 a.m.
Highest wind Nov. 15th. from the north, 20
knots i\rith gusts to 3^ knots. Approximately
.8 inches of snoi-jfall recorded so far this
month.
Nov. 19th at 8 a.m. minus 27 was recorded.
If the new high pressure cell hovering off
the Artie coast continues to move on to the
mainland, we are in for a long cold spell.
3e sure and get the next copy of the Copper
River Current, for the follox^ing episode in
this exciting drama.
The Brownies wish to thank the American
tegi-on : for the use of the IlallV"
Two new members joined the Brownies, Robin
Miller and Susan McCrary. This brings the
total to 13. as soon as all slips are signed
plus 31 for a Membership fee, which is sent
-jT-he—Busitna. -Girl. ■ Scout- Counc4fein-Anchorage'
to
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Zy you are one <yf the Jew still paying biffs hy
cask on money orders, you are spendiny the most
in timej Jjort and money. ' ' '
1hanks for dealinq with us.
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