Joy Morgan
COPPER CENTER SCHOOL GAINS
The solution to the problem of ade
quate schooling for the Kenny Lake
hi-gh^schaol students has resulted in
additional gains for the' Copper Cents
Public School . The State has agreed j
to provide transportation to the
Glennallen Highschool from Lower Ton
sina, but because there were just 5
students for this run', it was decided
to have the Kenny Lake' 7th: and 8th
graders ride"the -bus as far as the
Copper Center ^School.- This will en
able the Kenny Lake "school- to-remain
at its present one teacher status, in
stead of :adding an additional teacher
as had'been anticipated. From five
to seven youngsters in the 7th and 8t
grades'will thus attend Copper Center
School, plus '3 children in lower
grades who will be living along the
new bus route.
Mr. Gose of the State Educational
System made a special trip to Kenny
Lake' to attend a meeting -of interr
esbed parents. Also attending the
meeting were the Rev. Vince Joy and
Jack Goddard, -representing the Lions
Club, and Mr and Mrs George Goble.
Mr'. Goble will be the bus driver for
-this new school run.With the addition
of the new students, enrollment at
Copper Center School will be approx
imately 30 to 33 students. Teachers
will be Mrs Donna Donnelly for the
•lower grades, and Mrs Josephine Roach
upper grades teacher ,- and also Head
Teacher. . V- •
r. COLLEGE\ BOUND' .
Arnold Lincoln of Kenny Lake- -hopes
to be studying at Alaska Methodist
University this fall, and Junior Hunt
will be at the U of Alaska. Arnold
’was graduated last spring* from the •
Copper Valley Mission, and was re- ■
cently pictured in the Alaska Sport
sman magazine in a hunting story.
ANB NEWS
'The ANB had their regular meeting on
August 5th. At the meeting'a discussio
was brought up to buy a 30-06 to be
rraffled off. The'tickets will be sold
as soon,as they are made and the rifle
"is purchased. Also at the .meeting, ther
was a discussion on' land problems.
There will be a general meeting on
land problems held on'August 20 be
tween Gulkana and Copper Center.
The next' ANB'meeting will.be/held at
the Copper Center Hall on August' 19.
Oscar Craig
Copper Center women are looking for
ward eagerly, for the ,long awaited
opening of Mrs. Hill's beauty shop,
t'o be located.,.in the. new' log r.e'.s i dence
of Ralph Lane ht 'Copper . ..We.-are,-in
trigued with the feminine, ladylike
new. look . Will old friends ..recognize
u:s after all. these years of home.perm*
anents and"self-styled hairdo1s?? n:
“ A small group of • 4-H- -.dampers left on
Sunday, the 11th, for a 4 day outing
at Kings Lake, located near Wasilla.
ffihose attending were Mrs Katie God
dard, counselor,.' and 4 of her club
members: Arlene Craig, Barbara Godd
ard ,and ’ James and Donald Morgan.
Little Mike McCrary observed his 4th
birthday while vacationing at Copper
Center-.
Paul end Kaye Radasch were able to
spend a few days at their Klutina
cabin; we?ve seen little of the couple
this -year as Paul hasbeen working in
many of the outlying districts. The
cabin is' so attractive and the' groundj
so inviting that many tourists use; it
as a camping spot, even the signs pro
claim it PRIVATE property' r"):r
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